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president trump is doing is, as he calls into question whether or not we're going to remain committed, is gishingr plan a., because if we pull out of this, then the whole sanctions regime is going to collapse. >> iran is focused today, yesterday north korea -- but today, madeleine albright responded to donald trump calling kim jong-un rocket man. take a listen. >> i think we all want to make sure that america is strong, but i think his speech weakened america, and i think it's something that is going to make it very hard for us to carry on a lot of diplomatic work that we have to. >> the threats delivered towards north korea came across, i think, to many, the international community, as well as in the united states, as being inappropriate, and over the top for an american president, and more importantly, counterproductive. >> i don't think it's ideal or appropriate for the president of the united states to stoop to the same level as a 30-year-old murderous dictator in north korea. >> madeleine albright and susan rice there. critics of them would say they tried appeasement, essentially appeasement

so that's something we would absolutely expect to see >> the rise in financials, is that warranted gishtening that we've seen >> i think it's absolutely warranted. the fed is shrinking the balance sheet. we're looking for another rate hike they lay out three more rate hikes. the fact that the u.s. economy is doing well, the fed is getting back on track. that's exactly the sort of recipe the financial service companies should do well under. >> jamie, the president's en a's expected to give a speech about tax, tax reform or tax cuts, i should say how much of a factor is that in your projections for the markets? granted, i don't think many people believe that that is sort of a catalyst, per se, here that's in the near term, but how far out is that in your view is that a possibility? >> i'll believe the details of the tax package when someone actually utters them they're saying, they're going to come out they're going to come out. if any of the president's other legislative endeavors are a guide, i'm afraid that folks that think they're going to get 15% corporate or even lower marginal rate

the rest don't, and that is something the gish government has got to very seriously have to get to gripsnside our countries. why are we monitoring them? why are we not stripping their rights and throws them in jail saying you are enemy combatant. we are at war with you. we are done. we are revoking your citizenship. go back where you are came from. go fight isis over there if you want to. i don't know how many attacks will take before that mind set. i know president trump thinks that way. political correctness holds him back. letting people seek destruction. wake up to this internal invasion. why when president trump doesn't beat beat around the bush, you said a great point earlier our thoughts and prayers. we hope our thoughts and prayers. throughout and prayerthoughts at prevent the destruction we are seeing especially in england and they try to do in america. thoughts and prayers. abby: this could have been much worse. this happened above ground it could have happened below ground. buckets covered what looks like a grocery bag. if you were to walk on a train or something: normal likel

as part of sympathy gish, -- simplification -- julie ellingson is a fourth-generation cattle rancher in bismarck, north dakota. hard work's legacy of should not be taken away when she dies. we will eliminate the death tax and keep her dream alive, most importantly, her family will long remember and will be working hard for many years on their farm. restoree are going to america's competitive edge so that american businesses and workers can win again. we will cut the corporate rate below the average of our foreign competitors and reduce the top marginal tax rate on small and midsize businesses to the lowest in more than 80 years. it is so important because our companies are leaving our shores and when they leave, they let go of their workers and make their product and send it back into our country. we don't tax them and we don't do anything. those days are over. we have a competitive tax where companies won't be leaving. it won't be happening like it has. finally, our framework encourages corporations to bring back trillions of dollars from a wealth parked overseas and stops punishing