. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random kid in high school.

. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random who would re-tweet you? >> kellyanne, i just re-tweeted the best tweet. i mean, wow. what a great, smart tweet. >> mr. trump, we're in a security briefing. >> i know, but this could not wait. it was from a young man named seth. he's 16. he's in high school. and i really did re-tweet him, seriously. this is real. >> he really did do this. >> well, sir, you're the president-elect, so i guess you can do whatever you want. but we'd really like to fill you in on syria. >> god, seth seems so cool. his twitter bio says he wants to make america great again. >> that is cool, sir. >> it also says he loves the anaheim ducks. >> okay, see, there is a reason, actually, that donald tweets so much. he does it to distract the media from his business conflicts and all the very scary people in his cabinet.

. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random

lehman low. this is a strong dollar, weak asia, mr. a weak dollar policy, can any country, can the united states of america jawbone a weak dollar? >> this will be a paradox of the trump administration. we look at a broader array of policies that he is bringing in , theym fiscal stimulus are potentially very stimulative to the dollar at against the backdrop, donald trump has been concerned about the buildup of current account surpluses across the world, set against a large u.s. current account deficit. what the donald trump administration needs is reflation in asia, we are not seeing that and that is part of the issue, unless we get some domestically engineered reflation within the major asian economies, like we are seeing in central european economies, it will be difficult for the asian currencies to absorb that against the dollar. tom: are we at the point in a real rate analysis where capital flows takeover? will that be the shock of 2017, flows matter? >> absolutely, we have been looking at the trump administration's comments on curr