to discuss supply and the demand for it, greg peters, george goncalves. matt toms. let's talk about credit and treasuries. start by having a discussion about credit and the supply we could see. we've had record years after record year. next year, is it going to be different with the tax plan? greg: each and every year it is forecasted for oversupply and it never happens. we are breaking record after record. many people have the same type of levels, but it will be quite elevated. corporate america is still very much focused on debt and that is not going to change. jonathan: matt? matt: completely agreed. there is a trend towards funding in the dollar market in the european market. if there is a vulnerability it is an increasing reliance on dollar funding in euro. we don't see a force that has a unwind in 2018. jonathan: the amount of supply we have seen this year and draw the station between the issuance that is come through for refinancing and the issuance just a push up the debt? george: if there is any year with your reduction, next year is the year. we have always

chief product officer greg peters will earn $6 million in salary and $6.5 million in stock options.recently got a job promotion. and general counsel david hyman will earn $2.5 million with stock options of nearly $3.3 million. one analyst tells me now that the penalty is gone, boards can be more transparent about what is truly base comp and what is bonus based on great performance and expects other companies to do the same thing for the same reason by the way, netflix shares are pretty flat, down less than half a percent. back to you. >> aditi, thank you. as the dow tries to fight back into positive territory this morning, dow is down 15, s&p down a couple points. >>> coming up, why low-wage workers will have something to celebrate on new year's day. >>> first, rick santelli, what are you watching today >> of course, i'm watching how rates are going to go out for 2017 that ten year is not quite up to unchanged. and we're going to talk about the big number, and the big number is 105. what does it mean? tell you after the break (nadia white) the moment a fish is pulled out from the wa

greg: speaking of peter, they have to remove that double length because i don't read peter anymore.ple are writing diary entries and it's disgusting. [applause] by 2048, there will be gone. will have thoughts in her head that we can shoot to people. like when i am thinking what you for my question right now. >> i was going to say is that my question. greg: yes, i'm sending it through telepathic waves. >> i feel like by then the president will be named aidan and he will get really mad if you spell it with an eye instead about why. there will still be all kinds of problems like traffic and baldness and all the other things people have problem with and all be dead. don't drink enough water. greg: know you will be life as you preserve yourself and all the alcohol you drink. >> i don't drink that much alcohol. gave you that idea? greg: you'll be like one of those animals in a jar you see at the site so. >> we're supposed to drink six to eight glasses of water a day. is that true? [laughter] six you're supposed to sleep. tyrus, predictions or feelings -- anything? anything up to that. >>

strachan a -- he's highly regarded, given senior responsibility. >> greg: not anymore. >> juan: you have president trump sing because peter struck doesn't like me and communicating with his friend that he doesn't like me, this means this whole investigation -- >> greg: did from fire him? >> juan: no. >> greg: who did? >> jesse: it wasn't bad mouthing him, protecting the president and taking an insurance policy in case he -- >> kimberly: jesse -- >> juan: today, goes out and there in front of the white house and says, he didn't make a call to russia. there is no collusion. he doesn't talk about what's going on with michael flynn. doesn't talk about what's going on with carter page. doesn't talk about paul manafort. and yet, but we read in the news today, is that his son-in-law foster his legal team is now contacting crisis managers in anticipation that there is more bad news to come shortly. >> greg: you anticipate it. i think the problem is liberals have a real problem admitting the fact they screwed up badly with the hillary nomination and you've got to let that go. we get it. you hoisted hillary on america and it didn't

it's my obligation to give my guest his say even if i vehemently disagree with him greg please in philadelphia thank you peter it's always a pleasure being with you so on one side you have a group which is saying that there's no benefit to the relationship who is peddling conspiracy theories on the other you have those who come forward with holocaust deniers and i think you have to look at the middle which is the fact that there is a u.s. israel relationship that provides defense benefits of right to religious benefits it provides over three million. israelis that came to the united states for tourist activities and on the other side as well the actual trade relationships and the technology that american companies get out of that is indicated by what's on the ground microsoft freescale semiconductor facebook ways all great companies that originated in america and are active in israel they also let us on the bilateral well going to go out i literally am doing all of their could happen without the same kind of strategic relationship i don't see how they're exactly tied together ok ok philip i saw you again grim

peter strzok who sent the anti-donald trump text messages helps comey modify his statement. gregays that is enough evidence of obstruction of justice in the fbi. >> this is what we just obtained showing very clearly that james comey felt hillary clinton -- somebody rewrote it it appears to be peter strzok. what would his motivation be? emails with lisa page when she writes you are here because you are meant to protect the country from that menace, meaning donald trump. of peter strzok and others including comey set out to exonerate clinton for purely political motives in the face of overwhelming evidence of criminality, that is obstruction of justice by strzok and comey and others. heather: a new hall saying 54% of americans do believe the mueller probe is tainted and did you think there was a conflict of interest since he is a friend of james comey. joan on facebook right how can you think this probe is not tainted? and our on instrument posting look at how close they are on the clinton campaign, seems more like a takedown than an investigation and this investigation is as taint

welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter bell to remind you we're discussing in jerusalem. ok greg you one of the first things that reactions to announcement is that the alienation of the arab world you know all the way from saudi arabia to jordan to turkey egypt but i think there's more of a here and i'll be quite cynical because politics is at its very heart cynical i get the impression that the saudis probably aren't so angry with this after all you know they don't care about the palestinians let's face it most arab countries don't care about the palestinians they you know they use the issue when they want to they can turn up the volume and turn it down but you know over the last thirty years the arabs haven't done much for for the palestinians and so you know if there's any kind of grand bargain going on it's between cushion or in the great crown prince in saudi arabia which i given those two characters i would be a bit worried here but i think there's a kernel of truth of what i had to say there greg go ahead i couldn't agree with you more the palestinians are on the last thou

greg miller. foreign special agent cliff watts and jeremy peters, as well as former cia officer and daily intelligence briefer, david preece. first, kristen welker, out there on the south lawn, it must have been very cold but the words were hot. tell me your biggest takeaways today. >> reporter: i think the biggest takeaway was the clip you just played, andrea. the fact that you heard president trump not rule out a pardon for michael flynn. i have been speaking with sources familiar with his discussions, with his attorneys. i am told that there has been no discussions as of right now about an actual pardon for michael flynn. so i think that is important to point out. but still, the language is important, the fact that he responded to that question is significant. now, i asked him, when did he learn that michael flynn lied to the fbi? of course, we all remember that tweet that got so much attention in which he said he fired him because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. his legal team walked that back. when i asked him the question today to really put a fine point on it, andrea, he said, "you k

greg. >> you know, what's interesting is democrats and the mainstream media and i realize that's redundant, keep saying well, mueller got rid of peterl, yeah. but how much damage did strzok do in the full year he was on the case? he is the guy who launched it in july of last year. and why did comey cover up the reasons behind getting rid of peter strzok for five long months, never telling congress, never telling the american people? that is deceptive and dishonest by robert mueller. >> judge jeanine: i will tell you, there is more coming up on all this story. i want to thank you pam bondi, attorney general greg bondi and gregg jarrett. coming up, president trump is threatening to cut foreign aid to countries. the plan to expose the jerusalem decision at the united nations tomorrow. this will be interesting. ♪ ♪ you won' jean jean welcome back to hannity. tomorrow the u.n. general assembly is scheduled to vote on a resolution opposing any resolution of jerusalem as israel's capital. this comes as president trump earlier this month boldly announced his intentions to move our embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. u.n. ambassador nikki ha

greg gutfeld with kimberly get kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and katie pavlich. "the five." last summer an fbi agent was pulled from robert robert muels special investigation into trum trump. peter strzok had exchanged anti-trump and pro-hillary texts with a mistress who was also on mueller's team. that's evidence of bias, and let's face it, stupidity. strzok interviewed huma abedin and cheryl mills, as well as overseeing the probe into michael flynn which raises this biased test. if flynn lies were charged, why don't the others. the same lawyer changed a vital phrase in comey's statement. grossly negligent became extremely careless. that reduced hillary's action from criminal to merely incompetent, and that ironically preserved hillary's nomination, helping pave the way for donald trump. that's pretty hilarious if you are not a democrat. you should be pretty angry. does that mean the mueller probe is bias? maybe. but this all one from including with reference to anything involving russians. it's obvious the media craves something really big. they want a holiday ham but all that god is a fuzzy breath mint. they're losing their colluding mines. >> i think they are shocked. i don'

greg gutfeld with kimberly get kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and katie pavlich. "the five." last summer an fbi agent was pulled from robert robert muels special investigation into trum trump. peterged anti-trump and pro-hillary texts with a mistress who was also on mueller's team. that's evidence of bias, and let's face it, stupidity. strzok interviewed huma abedin and cheryl mills, as well as overseeing the probe into michael flynn which raises this biasedes

peter strzok involved in the interview with hillary clinton. he was also on the team that looked into the thousands of emails which ended up on huma abedin and anthony weiner's laptop. gregis mueller investigation been completely compromised beyond repair? >> greg: i don't know. it seems there has got more breaks than a pool hall. we'll be right back. >> kimberly: don't retire on that one. you've had better. >> greg: hillary treated the fbi the waybill treated interns. it was a hot tub of special treatment. this is the collusion. the media has been all about collusion with the russians and that is dwindling. for christmas they expected a pony and all they are going to get is a lump of coal which is fitting because we have revitalized the coal industry. >> jesse: dana, as the most fair and balanced person at this table excluding myself, do you think mueller and his team's integrity has clouded the issue so much where whatever he does next, fair-minded people are going to say and have doubts -- >> dana: fair-minded people? we are talking about fair-minded people? i don't think so at this point. part of it is that legal issues, legal investigations are usually super locked

. >>> joining us is peter hooper, chief economist from deutsche bank he's also a former economist at the federal receive board in washington, d.c. gregher is the head of quantitative research and portfolio strategy at ger domingu stei fisher it seems like we're anticipating a rate hike what else might they say that could give us insight nfor next year >> they've been saying core inflation is soft. numbers have started to firm up. does that word change, that would be a bit of a hawkish signal >> if that word changes and it's a hawkish signal would that anticipate three hikes next year versus two or four instead of three? >> four instead of three the second thing is do we get movement up in the dots. unemployment, the labor market still strong unemployment below where they thought it would be. inflation numbers starting to move up. i don't think there's enough to move the dots up to get to four but we could see moves there that, plus what kind of tone janet gives us in the press conference >> did you hear anything, greg that changes your opinion on how you're walking into this >> no the idea that rates continue to rise, it's been a set