joining us now is michael fredericks. jalinoos.goldman sachs will we are seeing risk with tax reform? michael: it comes down with how much tax reform we are able to enact. the markets think something will get done but not a lot, in our view. so if something does get done, i agree there is upside there. if they don't make much progress then the market may shift to focusing on underlying earnings and growth and fundamentals. i don't think it would be a huge surprise to see more in action out of washington. alix: if i was talking to steven mnuchin i would say, look at the dollar and the 10 year yield. i agree. at the end of the day, if we go back to where we were in december of last year when peak, ition was at its now we are getting close and we are off the highs. economic growth around the world anywayng which benefits in normal circumstances. jonathan: what do you make of this strategy? it isn't the first time we have seen this strategy. obama with the debt ceiling, should the markets be concerned but the markets were not concerned

michael oher yard. >> these are pieces by frederick remington. >> reporter: like this wooden framed collage. >> this islines. everything had to be hand carved. >> this is art. >> oriard played four seasons with the kansas city chiefs. he would go on to become professor of english at oregon state university. >> as football was popular or beginning at harvard and princeton and they were interested in that audience, they began representing the years. >> reporter: over the years oriard began amassing a treasure trove of the game. >> this is the result of ebay. >> somebody's trash is your trash? >> exactly. >> oriard has published six books on the game, the most recent, "the art of football." which looks at football from. >> it's obviously male, masculine, and football's initial appeal came from that fact, the anxiety and society that americans were getting soft by working in factories now instead of on farms. and women were essential to the game because their presence sought of validated it. it's not sheer brutality if women can enjoy it. >> race has always been a part of it. >> race has always been a part

michael oriard. >> okay. so these are pieces by frederick remington in harper's wood-engraved collage from 1888. >> and so thelines. everything had to be hand carved. i mean -- >> this is art. >> this is art. >> he played college football at notre dame and four seasons in the nfl with the kansas city chiefs. he would go on to become a professor of english at oregon state university. >> as football became popular and it was beginning at elite universities at harvard, yale and princeton, and harper's weekly was interested in that audience, they began representing the game. >> over the years, oriard began amassing a treasure trove of the earliest depictions of the game. >> most of this is through ebay, you know? ebay gives you access to everybody's addict. >> somebody's trash is your treasure. >> exactly. >> reporter: he's published six books on the game, the most recent, the art of the football which looks at the period from 1870 to 1920. >> gender was central t because it was just overwhelmingly and obviously male, masculine and football's initial appeal came from that fact and the anxiety in the society that

michael? >> i'm not sure what slavery or frederick douglass has to do with this -- >> because black folks wereem to stand up against things they disagree with and voicing their opinions and respecting the constitution is something all americans can do. i think this is something we can all learn from. ainsley: she was expelled on a friday, she came back -- or maybe it was a monday, and then came back on a friday because the teacher said, you know what? i've heard both sides, i am going to allow you to sit down. she's still suing the school district, so we'll keep you posted. lawrence, michael, thanks so much for joining us. we'll be right back. kellyanne conway congresswoman coming up. [notification tone] ♪ i love your vest. your crocheted purses have wonderful eyes. ♪ in the modern world, an app can help you find your perfect match. and with esurance, coverage counselor® can help you find great coverage that's a perfect match too. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. brian: president trump is pushing immigration reform. steve: a 70-