dir. mulvaney: i don't know if you can drop direct correlation between trade with china and the market, but to the extent the president indicated yet a good conversation, that should not surprise anybody. the president has been accused of being anti-trade. nothing could be further from the truth. we are making progress with the canadians, mexicans, the japanese. the president is pro-trade. he just wants to do it on terms that are fair to united states businesses. yet a good conversation with the chinese this morning. that bodes well, but should not surprise anybody. david: we will find out at the end of the month one comes out of this. october -- we had a lot of earnings results out of companies that seemed to displease the markets could a lot of that had to do with forward-looking that was not as optimistic as it had in the past. what is the sense we may be coming off that sugar high we talked about before that we got from the tax cuts? dir. mulvaney: we cannot disagree with that assessme

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