george carlin -- people i met, dave attell, brian regan, norma donald -- not just because i'm friends. before i met norm -- his delivery is unique, and i love it. >> a lot of comedy is taking pain and turning it into joy. that's what the show really is about. >> we are on the "charlie rose" show -- it's a love story to suffering. it's how something you never would have asked for is actually the mobilizing factor that gets you where you want to go. >> do you think people who watch "charlie rose" will say, i want to what's the show because it talks about a mobilizing factor? -- watch this show because it talks about a mobilizing factor? >> that the universal story. it's a very funny show. one of the things i like, because of the comedians, it's always believable that we would be making jokes. people are always being very funny. there is something underneath. you and i were excited about the idea of a religious guy, sweet guy, what parts of his soul will be maintained and what will it be like when he starts playing with fire and different types of lifestyles? that is something people rel

we have michael regan here and brian to pot a -- brian chappatta. it certainly looks like with the producer price index, is she putting three on the table? reagan: the reaction is interesting because it shows how much equity investors are not as rateed on two or three hikes as they would have been in past years. and they are focused solely on the fiscal side of policy. we get thehen will phenomenal tax plan that the president has promised? and stuff like that. so it is interesting. i think the equity market could live with three rate hikes as long as they get the tax hikes and the fiscal policies that are being priced into the market. the vonnie: let me go to michael mckee on capitol hill. is this typical to weigh in on fiscal policy that much? michael mckee: she really didn't. she said she didn't know what fiscal policy would be put in place so there is no way to evaluate them. and she sidestepped what kind of policies anyone would want to a dock that to say they would be good for the company -- they should be good for the country in the long run.