also inspires confidence and the ability foromorrow reform to g done as lee pointed outo i it doesn't ppen i think it's a proem t on all cylinders betting on america is a good thing to be doing right now. >> dagen: lee i want to give you final word on this but when people see other people standing shoulder to shoulder and stranger helping stranger, that can't help but make people optimistic and hopeful. >> it makes people so hopeful and that's what i've been hearing as i've been talking to the american people over the last week and two weeks and since houston, people are really encouraged by seeing american spirit come alive but seeing everybody come together and even i've been hearing that people are appreciating the president was inviting pelosi and schumer to have dinner and people are having conversations and making compromises. i think american people are pleased to see that. >> dagen: thank you guys and gals. cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now neil what have you got? >> neil: president trump says the tax cuts are coming and they will pay for themselves. now he's just got to

what halving ppens to stock mar sns. >> the economy is generally good a number of the government's policies in terms of business are allowing businesses to do better the ceos and cfos are the most upbeat about the economy than they have been in a long time. they are about 18 times the earnings we would agree with cooperman's assessment if the economy continues to grow, stocks can continue to grow one thing we point out, growth stocks are at about 30 to 40 times earnings we think they are very richly priced and are vulnerable to the pullback there are a lot of values. we any that's a very good place to put money regardless of what your outlook for the market is >> the other thing that cooperman said, that leslie highlighted, he doesn't think stocks are in a bubble but thinks that bonds are in a bubble do you agree with that >> i am not sure we would necessarily label it a bubble. we throw that term around without necessarily making important distinctions bonds are far more expensive and make equities look cheap by comparison for that reason, you remain levered to equities and the fundamental