fox business's charlie gasparino, jack hough from "barron's." monica crowley from "the washington times." she is also fox news contributor. jack what do you think of this rally? >> it is certainly welcome. only an idiot would try to predict what the stock market will do. that said, let me predict what the market will do. the u.s. market will rise 8%. melissa: really. >> i pick that number because that is rate of expected earnings growth next year. we had enough of rising valuations in u.s. they have been high as they get relative to earnings. see valuations stable, match -- melissa: nice haircut,. >> petco. melissa: well-played. >> i agree. here's the thing, look at this way, low inflation a huge tax cut in the name of lower oil prices and lower gas prices. not really great wage growth. and decently expanding economy, unless something takes, throws a monkey wrench into that formula the market has got to go up. i don't know how much. i won't say 8% but got to be a decent run. it has to be. melissa: we'll hold you to that. >> unless one of those --

pete hegseth concerned veterans of america and fox news contributor, jack hough from barons and simon constable from "the wall street journal." pete start with you, was this a good year for your family? 67% said yes and highest number going back since 2009. >> it is good to hear. but surprising as supposed recovery has not hit middle america. interest rates have to go up at some point. the economy is addicted to them. debt ceiling fight in march. where will that go with emboldened conference. adam: i tell you where it will go? jack we have the debt ceiling problem in march. oil will go up eventually in price. could it happen before march? >> oil could go back up. i don't think it will go anywhere near where its with. this many looking fed rate hike will be less of a exciting event than investors think. adam: could be a minimal hike even if they do it? >> the fed will be very careful with dollar this strong and overseas markets this week. don't want to break anything. that is the key. don't break anything. adam: the market already priced it in. simon, talk about something everyone can

let's bring in senior correspondent charlie gasparino and "barron's" senior editor jack hough and we have deputy editorial director of "wall street journal" i think this is serious. >> part of me wants to say screw you. we have a lot of cops out there. to whoever is doing this. melissa: those making threats. >> i don't know if they're terrorists or whatever. melissa: the hackers. >> maybe they're not the hackers. maybe someone that is a copycat but when you think about terrorism, yes, a human life is also involved but also an economic impact. they want to scare us into not doing what we do every day. go to work, go to the movies and this is where it gets really scary for me as an american. you know, at at time when the senate is attacking the people that we're supposed to protecting us, think about that. think about what dianne feinstein did in the middle of terrorism across the globe. she attacked the cia which we should give credit for protects you so long. melissa: we'll get to that. i want to stay on the hacking. >> mike rogers, house intelligence committee tried to pass bills to

jack hough is back and lori rothman.old on, we have to go to remarks from president obama on the ebola update from his team. >> to make sure our agencies are funded until the fall of next year. this by definition was a compromise bill. this is what is produced when you have divided government that the american people voted for. there are a bunch of provisions in this bill that i really do not like. on the other hand there are provisions in this bill and basic funding within this bill that allows us to make sure we continue on the progress in providing health insurance to all americans, to make sure that we continue with our efforts to combat climate change, that we're able to expand early childhood education that is making a meaningful difference in communities all across the country. that allows us to expand our manufacturing hubs that are contributinging to the growth of jobs and the progress that we've seen in our economy over the last couple of years. and so, overall, this legislation allows us to build on the econom