mr. freeman currently doesn't have experience but that's not always a precursor or a requirement to be an ambassador. on the flip side it's what has been reported as polarizing statements. i think going back to the perception that the arab partners may have towards mr. freeman is the concept that he wants to move the embassy and it's aggravating and not necessarily statements that are meant to be an open two-way dialogue between them and the united states. that's how they will view it. it might be the intention. maybe he wants to come in and say this is where we will negotiate for a place of strengthbut we have to look at the other countries will view this. he certainly has the polarizing factor. >> we have to leave it there. so manypoints. you thank you so much. >> the movie lala land. it's expected to clean up tonight and lala land. the 74th annual golden globe. we will get a sneak peek at all that glitters. [music] other things to expect kicking off so with nicole kidman.pinger march 2 lala land. nominated 30 times.it was one of the buddhist events. it's officially legal with marijuana

mr. freeman, that's a great question, jobs. he said, in that case, why don't you use spoons?hter] that is the democratic mentality. it will create jobs, but if it is a bridge to nowhere, you are wasting your money. if it is a bridge to somewhere, not only do you create jobs in the short run, it's conducive to growth, so the republicans are right to question how the money is spent. if they are going to do it, they will want to say, who is doing it, how will it be done, is the money properly spent? a lot of ways to do that. a lot of it would be to give back -- this mayor knows how to do it. we don't want washington telling the mayowhat hneeds. he knows what street lights he needs. there are things to be done, and i think business can bridge that. we are also a watchful eye in wasting money. megan: going back to that milton friedman story, do you think we have done a good enough job explaining to people that part of the fundamental disruption that they are going through and has disrupted your own industry is this move to automation, that some of those jobs, many of those jobs, i

mr. freeman, this market just-- here is your chance to disagree. >> okay. stuart: am i right?oes this market just wants to go up? >> investors want it to go up. the reason is we're getting into earnings season now. we talked about the optimism. trump is going to cut taxes and boosted values and now earnings are picking up and i think that people are start to go think we are going to get nice surprises the next several weeks. stuart: surprises on the upside? good profits? >> goods rising now, fourth quarter may be better than expected and then you get back into the expectations partly driven by the trump agenda of perhaps double digit corporate profit increases this year. stuart: double digit. because already in recent years, corporate profits have broken records, i mean, aren't profits a higher proportion of the economy than ever before? >> well, we came out of a bit of a slump, about six quarters until the third quarter. so we're starting to see them rise again, i think fourth quarter people are thinking there's some reason for optimism here, room for stocks to go higher and

mr. trump, yesterday it was sort of a frenzy over crowd sizes, i think today he is sending a signal that he will move to the right on tom issues and he did appoint david freeman, and he's not being subtle about this. it's not a total reset. the obama administration has been a supporter of israel, financially and military. and it's also about the iran deal, which trump opposeds and is testing the waters if it can be undone. >> syria, iran, also on the front burners when it pertains to this potential move, ryan. >> i think it's very important what netanyahu told president trump in that call. there's a lot of talk in israeli politics, does netanyahu and does the israelis really want to see the american embassy moved from tel aviv to jerusalem right now, other presidents have promised that move and then promised there would be a long process and never got around to doing it. we know that our close allies in jordan have warned trump not to do this, saying it would lead to an earthquake in the middle east. the fact that spicer says it's in the very beginning stages, maybe it means they're not going precipitously move it, it's going to be a process, but it's up to t

. >> james freeman "the wall street journal", as you suggested, the -- questioning of tillerson, perhaps opposition maybe somewhat mot vista by opposition but specific case mred, do you think that this question of.being a war criminal should secretary nominee have to affirm that putin is a war criminal to get this job? >> you know, i had sympathy for mr. tillerson yesterday -- is not secretary of state yet as he said he doesn't have access to all the classified information so he was asked to call putin war criminal he was asked to call the philippines saudi arabia, vie lateors of human rights they have violated human rights of many citizens some questions as bob gates said yesterday when he commented have legal implications, if you brand a country under some of our laws, guilty of human rights violations that requires then a cutoff u.s. assistance other measures i think he was right to say let me get into job first said he was engineer he wants to look at all the facts, i think that was right. that he did that. but i think he in the way he handled the question he could have said i am not going to brand them human rights vooirt officially right now what they