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i love this article this morning in today's "new york times" by jim stewart, talking about government sacks. it is true there are going to be an awful lot of goldman people in government. i believe, as i'll demonstrate later in the show, that goldman will start to be valued the way it used to be before the great recession, as a stock that trades as a premium to the banking group, pretty much the premium it's been able to gather as it lid the dow to these vaunted levels. i think it can flmeander after e quarter. when the trading window opens soon after the earnings report, you might have a dip down. i bet there will be a large number of insider sellers after this incredible run. how could they not? if you do want to buy into goldman sachs, wait a day, maybe two after they report, and then pull the trigger. after the close, netflix reports. now, here's a case where the analysts have floged it and floged it so much ahead of the quarter that the company better blow away the numbers, or its stock will be hammered. mire take? it's been a great run. anyone who watches this show knows i love

that's also a key because jim stewart, who i guess is not on today unfortunately. >> i don't think so goldman sachs piece reminded us that when i worked at goldman, the bosses would come in and say what are you doing for the public? and of course goldman became part of some sort of i don't know octopus, squid, whatever the negative thing was, we all forget, but there was a great list of all the people from goldman who are in business. and goldman reports next week. there is kind of a sense that goldman stock has moved upmost. that will be the next big test in the financials. >> b of a has a note on the dollar out this morning. title is the first -- waiting for the first 100 days. beyond the very short-term the outlook on the dollar they say will depend on what the new administration will deliver in the first 100 days. in our view a clear message from trump's press conference is that he wants to get things done fast. big story's going to be his penchant for speed and the institutions built into congress that are meant to slow things down. >> boy, you got it. i mean, that is the story.

home in alabama saw that and looked upon the whole situation as, well, it's us versus them. >> stewart: jimsions, one of the first senators, if not the first senator to support candidate trump. it's such an interesting mix, you have this down to the roots son of the south. where do they meet? >> you're right. he was actually the first senator in february to endorse donald trump. they met several years ago. donald trump came to testify on capitol hill, and they really hit it off. they're both-- they both have deeply conservative views. they see the world the same way. they see the world as sort of divided between working class and the elites. senator sessions refers to the elites as "masters of the universe." i think both donald trump and senator sessions see themselves-- they position themselves as champions of the working class. >> stewart: sari, almost two years ago, jeff sessions was on the hill, and he was addressing attorney general candidate loretta lynch, and he said this: >> you'll have to tell the president yes or no on something that he may want to do. are you able and willing to