didn t want to jump in front of the president. can i talk a little bit about the regulations you mentioned. president trump has vowed to roll back regulations. i think is going to dismantle the epa. also management and budgets today estimated that 9.8 billion man hours are required to is cy with federal paperwork alone in a cost somewhere between 20 and $30,000 per employee for businesses, small businesses. donald trump hitting the things he promised executive orders on paired also rolling back regulations. i think that s going to be really good. a lot of people wondering how the actual donald trump presidency was going to relate to what the promises of the campaign more. the markets have responded positively, we find out, between election day and inauguration day, donald trump has had the most positive market reaction since 1928 and the second most
donald trump can t overturn it. congressional review act. congress can get involved. we re in the minority. we don t have a lot of power left. 20 days, let us have it please. what s good about this, from my perspective is the congressional review act this is something congress can vote on, donald trump can approve. they have 60 days, 60 legislative days in order to do so. this really goes back to june going forward. there is that opportunity and again, donald trump talking about rolling back regulations, get our economy moving. with the leland: but, didnt mean, it is not just regulations. some of these things can t be undone. take for example, what happened at u.n. in last couple of weeks of donald trump mr. obama s presidency. that can t be undone by donald trump because china and russia, everybody else has veto at u.n. security council. these things could have much longer implications than last 20 days. absolutely. president obama is getting major
welcome back. creating jobs, rolling back regulations, cutting taxes, these are some of the pry at for president-elect trump s economic team. on morngsz with maria on the fox business network i sat down with steve manuchin and willber ross who told me tax reform will be priority number one with the first 90 days in office. we ll have an integrated plan and work closely between commerce and treasury to make sure we drive growth in this country. our number one priority is to sustain 3% to 4% gdp. 3% to 4% gdp is almost double what we re seeing right now, and of course how do you get there is the question, in terms of growth. when would you expect 3% to 4% economic growth? you know i think this is something over the next couple of years we re going to get to and i think it s very achievable. this has been an administration for the last eight years where we haven t had enough growth, our number one priority is going to be tax reform.
being built, and they tonight wait ten years to get an approval to build a plant, okay? they build it, like, the following day or the following week. be we can t let all of these permits that take forever to get stop our jobs. i won because of the fact that people that are great, great american people have been forgotten. martha: that was an interesting exchange. lisa booth is a contributor to the washington examiner, richard fowler is a democratic strategist and radio show host, both fox news contributors. welcome to both of you. hi, martha, good morning. martha: you know, richard, people who want to start businesses across the country, the red tape is just so thick that you can never get through it and that it is a detriment to job creation in this country, so what do you think about that? don t get me wrong, i think that we need to roll back regulations. i think the obama administration would say the same thing, and they rolled back quite a bit during his time as president.
what these appointments suggest he s going to do. and there s a lot of change that needs to happen. a lot of downsizing that needs to happen at these agency and he promised throughout the campaign to roll back regulations, so i think you re going to see some of that and these are the guys who have the guts to do it. you re talking about the reform. what jacobs is saying is dismantling undermining the department in the department. what s your view? never in history have you seen so many people being appointed to positions they have actively opposed and made a career out of it. what s very interesting to me is that donald trump ran on this wayent to drain the swamp and basically disable the financial elites and what we s doing is he s bringing in donors and millionaire and billionaire friends that don t have policy experience, victor. it s to the point he has to make the transition from running a disruptive campaign to getting people in the federal agencies that have policy experie