i would give it to lenore. lenore, pulling rug out from under you. here is what paul krugman said on election night. >> i did not know. david: it really does now look like president donald j. trump, markets are plunging. question when markets will recover, a first pass answer, never. we're probably looking at a global recession with no end in sight. lenore, i will throw it to you. what do you think of krugman's prediction? >> i think that prediction is about as accurate as much of krugman's predictions. his nobel prize, i find it rather fascinating. amazing to see these markets moving up and up and up. we are at a point getting concerning. you look at market top, never obvious at the time. one thing market tops do have in common. we have excessively high valuations. right now we have price it earnings multiples are in record territory. we have super low volatility. volatility this year has been lower than we've ever seen it in history. david: i know. >> number of times the vix closed below 10 is astronomical. david: you get kind of nervous when every

lenore jarvis. with the american academy of pediatrics. >> are there a lot of toys like her or are they knew on the market that will be looking for more toys like her in the future? >> yeah, the latter. so kayla represents more of what we can expect to see in terms of internet connected toys on the marketplace. >> it's been on the market for about a year now. >> i would say at least a year. >> in your packets there's the fbi warning, if anybody didn't get a packet we can get you a packet. >> so there's not a lot of competitors for kayla right now. there are not other dolls that have similar capacity at the moment? >> you know, , i'm not actually sure what other toys that might be like her. but again, there was actually an internet connected teddy bear earlier this year that does similar things where it collects information, stores it in the cloud. and that got hacked earlier this year. definitely a lot of privacy concerns in terms of being able to spy on and listen to your kids, but also just collec

join today by doctor lenore and rachel, general counsel of legislative director. after comments will open for questions. today were here to release the 32nd annual toy safety report, trouble in toyland. the message is clear, we need to protect her young from dangerous toys and parents and consumers stay to watch out for common hazards. over the past 30 years a report has led to an hundred 50 recalls and actions to take dangerous toys off the shelves. when our researchers went out looking for potential hazards we found toys and products that could harm her poison a child. we found these in national chains across the country. a report also list the over 30 toys that were recalled by the consumer product safety commission. parents should compare the list with what they are ready have been the home to make sure they don't have recalled toys. recalls for large products like cars, you have people were notified by the manufacturer. that's not always the case with toy recalls. that's why we want people to check for them. in 2008 policymakers passed a law that revamped the

>> i share the sentiment of lenore. think the market has priced in a lot of this market hype so far. i think we have gotten a little ahead of ourselves based on the fact that donald trump and his mission is these tax cuts going forward across corporate and individual lines. so we have 100 republicans in the senate, 52 are -- well, 100 senate seats. 52 republican senators. i think this is a very important piece of legislation. i think trump being involved is very important as he goes into this meeting. >> you have a lot of fiscal hawks out there right now and a lot of republicans that don't really sign up for donald trump's republicanism, if you would. so that's expected to be a real problem. what are the odds that they actually get something done by year end? >> i think it's going to be very difficult for them to do it. there's not a whole lot of time left. and unfortunately we have become so polarized that trying to get everyone on the same page is not going to be an easy thing. and a lot of those republicans are right

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connell: thank you very much, jeff and lenore.arlie gasparino story that he was reporting that senator john mccain has privately been criticizing the house tax reform bill. now, we do have a statement that i want to pass along from the senator to fox business, this from mccain's spokesperson saying: as he does with every bill, senator mccain will carefully review the details of the senate tax reform legislation once it's finalized to insure it benefits the people of arizona. now, we have a member of the house ways and means committee, another one with us, republican congresswoman from south dakota, kristi noem. it's not actually a no from senator mccain, although on the senate side people are already saying, as you know, that this is going to be tougher than what you guys are going through in the house. not that it's a cake walk, but once you get to the senate, you might have some trouble with this bill. what do you think? >> you know, the senate, i'm sure, will come forward with their own bill. we're busy working on ours going li

come on in lenor hopkins with whom i have a bone to pick. technical terms, you have been cautious about big tech. if we had taken your advice our viewers would have missed out on a wopping great big rally, what do you have to say to yourself? >> that's a big word, tech, as you might recall one of the companies that we talked about was universal display. stuart: you were cautious on facebook, microsoft, google and amazon. >> yeah, these guys are in some very heavy, heavy pricing. one of the things we did like with apple, we got more bullish because we liked the pullback after last product announcement. the product announcement was decidedly underwhelming. stuart: lenor, would you tell investors and i know you run a lot of good money, would you tell investors buy apple at 172? >> we just actually put up -- we got bullish on it again back on the 30th of october. stuart: would you tell investors to buy apple at 172? >> yes. stuart: thank you very much. what about amazon, microsoft, alphabet, facebook, the other four of the big five? wait, wait,

lenore jarvis, a fellow of the american association of pediatrics and rachel weintraub, legislature and

reporter lenore abrams has that story. >> reporter: it's a love of faith with a twist of fire. >> theres make it clear that jesus has issued a very quotable directive that we are to arm ourselves. >> reporter: jed peabody teaches gun safety courses free of charge to local church members from ministers to their security teams, but the texas church massacre is sparking interest from religious leaders across the country, packing heat to protect their congregations. >> ministry at the faith community getting their head out of the sand. >> reporter: we first met his students after the california church shooting that -- south carolina church shooting that killed nine members of a bible study group. bruce johnson is one of them who qualifies to carry a concealed weapon and he does so in church quietly. >> we really don't talk about it. we talk about it with the safety team. >> reporter: shoff, a deacon at his church is also a coach at the range. >> god has given us the brain, the tools, hopefully common senseful. >> reporter: peabody -- sense. >> reporter: peabody and shoff realize being sen