tom sullivan and dagen mcdowell. leaders come together white house and come out thrilled with the republican president. >> i think the union leaders got some religion during the election because leadership backed hillary clinton and many union leaders went for donald trump. these are jobs that have been lost in the america not just last 8 years, but literally over decades. these were safe, secure jobs that gave people pensions and a fulfillment in life. that's number of one. but trump, in one of the many executive orders that he got done in his first week, he green lights the keystone pipeline. the unions have been clamoring for that. and it fell on deaf ears. but no more. maria: friday he said it's all about jobs. i said it's interesting to see you supportive of the president. he's a republican and you always think about democrats when it comes 0 unions. but trump is singing their song. he's talking about higher wages. tom: they are saying they moved into our curb. that was our story. now they have to come up with s

and tom sullivan. great to have you both here. >> thank you.art with, moment that we have, i think it is, i thought at least, that you could almost see the weight of the moment for first time, on donald trump's shoulders, as he stepped off that aircraft. dom, and saluted the sole soldier waiting for him at bottom of the steps. >> a great o a -- on o observation. he still has swagger of donald trump, but yet he has now. >> people coming in, that is number one word they chose. hopeful, america tomorrow is going to hear american success story. e lou: we're looking right now, president-elect in black tie with mr. and mrs. pence, and melania trump on the stage the union station, a candle light dinner for his supporters, donors, friends and family, this president-elect, promises to be one of the most unusual, perhaps most successful of all. >> and i think that is why there are people that say they are afraid, because they fear the unknown, i do believe like you just mentioned, donald trump is unique. not like any other president we've had. it is a i

back with me now, don jeer -- giordano, tom su sullivan, this president-elect will do in mines as most people, he will do as president as he did as candidat candidate. and get this country moving again. and living up to its potential, and positive possibilities your thoughts about his remarks tonight. >> this is -- you said before we cut to the speech, he said it, he is an unknown. a lot of people don't know. but i think what he is going to do he is so different from any other president that we've seen, and i know that there is a lot of excitement in dc. but there is also i think a lot of hope that he and that cabinet he has put together. lou: i'm sorry, tom, there is a special moment, paul ryan, challenging president-elect, now, it looks like, paul ryan was trying to be as nice as he could be, i would not doubt he was telling donald trump, tom, what a great, wonderful set of remarks you mate, back t made, back to you. >> he is going to be a unique president, and do things differently, but i think that there is a lot of hope he is a guy who is a doer not a talker. politicians are talke

but that doesn't mean we can't have -- >> hey, tom -- >> -- an ordinary correction. >> brian sullivan sorry to jump in, tight on time. when does this end? >> it doesn't end until 2018, but it will take a break in february and march. we're overdue for a little bit of a correction. you can have an ordinary garden-variety correction, even with advanced decline line at all-time highs, and i expect one in february and march. but the key is that the drawdown potential is minimized when there's a lot of liquidity out there. >> tom, why are you so down on emerging markets? i've heard some people say they've been beaten down enough and it's actually their time to shine this year. >> i like following the u.s. market because you know what you're getting, you can trust the bookkeeping a whole lot more in the u.s. than you can in some foreign country where you don't know what accounting practices they're using and you don't know what assets they really are involved with. emerging markets are also much more subject to liquidity just as small caps are. so when you see the advanced decline line makin

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