we're back with paul vigna, "wall street journal" money beat reporter. one thing to watch for tomorrow? >> number one thing for this week is the jobs report. david: sure. december jobs report. >> 8:30 a.m. david: we have jobs report tomorrow a-dp. >> headline number was supposed to be over 200,000 which is a good thing. the thing i want to keep an eye out for, what are the wages, average hourly wages. they are coming up a little bit. way below what they're supposed to be. don't expect any miracles in the friday report. david: that is why middle class america feels stuck in the mud, right? their wages have not been going up. >> that's right. david: i wonder if the market is getting ahead of itself. if it is getting ahead of the economy, without the middle class buying stuff you can not have the kind of growth reflected by the kind of growth in the market. >> fed knows this which is why they're so reluctant to start raising rates to normalize because they know what the true state of the consumer is and it's not great. david: paul, thank you very much, from