let's go to find out what it is with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and you say that g.o.pleaders need to stop talking about how to get tax cuts passed and get it done. >> the economy needs the boost. if not, the economy will stay in

let's go to find out what it is with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and you say that g.o.p. leaders need to stop talking about how to get tax cuts passed and get it done. >> the economy needs the boost. if not, the economy will stay in a rut. the first thing they need to worry about is not revenue neutrality and stuff like that, but what helps the economy immediately. we know what does it, it's radical cuts on tax rates, on the corporate side and the personal side, you just do it and the idea that you can forecast ten years out, hey, weather people can't forecast five years out, it gets dicey. get the job done. david: the idea, bruce, you have to pay for it with certain things. bill clinton didn't buy that, he went ahead with a dramatic cut in the capital gains tax from 28% down to 20% and look what happened. the revenue increased dramatically after the cap gains tax was cut. a major increase in revenue. you cut tax rates and you get more government revenue. >> well, i think the problem is concerned here, and donald's tax cuts would blow a hole in the deficit. i think that

let's bring in elizabeth mcdonald, shah gilani, and scott martin.oesn't seem to matter to the markets what comey is going to say today or the worldwide publicity he's going to get. this market looks like it's poised to keep going up. shah gilani, what do you say? >> this is a testament to the market, strong earnings. initially, the upbeat attitude the market had to election of donald trump, it's faded a little, but it's held the gains and gotten higher. it's about earnings now. heaven forbid we get good news out of washington, something actually done in terms of infrastructure, in terms of taxes, it will go through the ro roof. stuart: go through the roof, i'll quote you on that. scott martin, comey notwithstanding, it seems like the market goes to go up. what say you? >> i think to shah's point, the market wants to see us move on from russia, move on from comey. the reality is so far, the preview that we've seen, it's helpful for the agenda, it's helpful for getting some stuff done that's put on hold. that's what the market wants to see is things f

joining us this morning, we are going to fill the screen, ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, elizabethrtin, andy puzder. ap scott, is this a new drop for the overall stock market? >> i don't think a new drop, stuart. i think this is a continuation of some of the selling pressure we saw last friday, an amazing day when you look at the volume and fervor going into some of the selling orders on friday afternoon. to me it's a repricing, a general pullback, i don't think it's the big contraction that everybody is looking for. you listed to scott shellady, i watch even when i am a-- i'm on. he walks about the weak hands, had the weak hands if you are, stay in the names. stuart: what say you, liz peek? >> i don't think so, basically investors still have no place else to go are the rates are moving up slightly, but the yields are incredibly low. survey, a lot of professionals think the market is overvalued. but the number two thing, that the european market is overvalued which is a shock. there's not a lot of opportunities for the growing market. it's all about the trump agenda. investors are

joining us elizabeth mcdonald, steve cortez and mike murphy.e turmoil in washington beginning to end or fade should we say? russia, russia, russia, is that going away? is the president about to start looking up a little bit? is this the start, maybe, of the second or third leg of the trump rally. several questions involved there. let's ask mike murphy to answer all of them. >> i think, where do we start. [laughter] >> start rally. stuart: yes. >> i think you have another move up in the market from here. trump took a lot of punches and a lot of negatives there, and the markets held gains. we talked about rotation, stuart, some money left technology, but it didn't lead the market. you didn't have massive selloffs. you had the market holding gains so now you're seeing energy get a bid and the price of oil after getting hit hard and rallying, energy stocks move higher. as long as the money is staying in the market, rotating from one sector to the other, i think the next move in the market will be higher. trump rally, yes. stuart: steve cortez is wi

. >> elizabeth mcdonald. let's we forget. welcome wasn't and all.th korea's president will have joint statement, we could hear trade or strategy for north korea, maybe. i want to tell you what happened last hour as the media was brought into the oval office between the meeting of the two presidents. watch this. [inaudible conversations] >> you may say something. [inaudible conversations] >> easy, fellows. fellows, easy. fellows, aides. >> stop. >> you guys are getting worse. stuart: well, it's come to that. sandra -- >> that's bad. stuart: the president says, you guys are getting worse. what is going to happen. i think that's where it's getting ugly, bad, the people are turning away. i think the relationship between the president and the media is so, let's put it like that, it's getting in the way of serious stuff. sandra: exactly. that's the biggest point. the dye traction from the president's agenda, bigger stuff to get done, health care reform, tax reform. 21,000 based on high hopes of this administration. watch out. stuart: dimmed by tweets and

joining us, elizabeth mcdonald, mike murphy and steve cortez.'m going to start with the big techs. we usually do. they've taken a hit and bo uns -- bounced a little this morning. is there any one that you would buy right now. >> apple. >> at 147 a share? >> 147, had almost a 10% pullback from recent highs. you want to talk about tech bubbles. apple is trading 13 times next year's earnings, very far from a bubble. the argument here, i think apple at 147 on the way up, i didn't tell you to buy it, stuart. but on this pullback, i think it's a great entry point if you've missed the run-up recently, i think you can get in here. stuart: steve cortez, is there any big name techs you would buy right now? >> i would not right now. i like them long-term, but i think there still could be more profit taking there. if you want to invest in tech technology, the semiconductors, no particular names. >> wait a second, steve. do you think this pullback, two days of downside moves for the big techs, do you think it's got further to go? >> near term. but long-terms

judge andrew napolitano, former governor mike huckabee, elizabeth mcdonald and ashley webster in londonto ashley first, i sentence a shift to a more hardline attack mode, go get em kind of thing. that's my perception from here. you're there. is that perception accurate? >> i think you're right, stuart. when theresa may said enough is enough and many who said enough is enough happened years ago and with saturday night's attack that ang ser rising. in the last three months we've had three attacks in the u.k., 34 team killed and 200 juniored. and asked why some of the attackers were not stopped before they attacked. one on london bridge saturday night. people called the anonymous tip lines to air their concerns about that particular individual. in both cases we understand nothing was done. there are 3000 known extremists in the u.k. right now. that's double though, over just the last ten years, and the question is, what do you do? theresa may in a cabinet meeting in whitehall, how do they approach this, do they go on the offensive and if they do, what do they do, go out and arrest those 30

stuart: my colleagues, elizabeth mcdonald and ashley webster are with me now following the story. a lot of shot fired. ashley: that's a lot to gauge. stuart: senator rand paul. ashley: 50 shots where apparently the shooter reloaded the guns and rand paul was in the outfield and went on for ten minutes, that's a long time. liz: he had hunkered down behind the third base dugout according to fox news. senator jeff flake took mr. scalise's phone to call mr. scalise's wife. he did not want his wife to hear about the shooting from the news so alerted the wife to what was happening. stuart: we should alert everyone that congressman roger williams of texas shot in this accident and carried off the field on a stretcher and his condition is unknown. congressman duffy, we have reports that steve scalise was hit, schemreamed and dragged himself across the field. you heard this? >> yes, i did hear it and i mean, just think how freightening and scary that situation is. and the wherewithal and the drive that steve scalise dragged himself to safety. roger williams from texas, a former car dealer,