right, going up to $66 trillion, trillion with a t, came at the end of 2012. and one of the main reasons why because of the surging stock prices and also housing prices. the dow hit its record high at about 14,400 on friday and analysts as well as wall street expect that to go around 1,500 in the near future. people would be shocked to see 15,000. yeah. we knew what you meant. thank you so much. thanks. next, it s a big three fighting within the gop and the president s wining and dining. will it make a difference?
snowfall records in what s called the biggest winter storm in two years. more than a thousand flights canceled there. schools closed across three different states and we shall see what happens in the nation s capital as the day goes on. we re tracking questions about this wall street rally. see the news yesterday. the dow hit an all-time record high. some saying it s a sign the u.s. economy is on the mend. great time to be in the market, they say. but there are new numbers suggesting what s happening on wall street may be disconnected from what s happening on main street and that has some folks very worried about where this is likely to go. melissa francis, host of money with melissa francis on fbn is here to rain on our parade. oh, no, come on. megyn: i liked it better when folks were saying, whoo hoo look at the numbers, we re rich. if you re in the market, but unfortunately a lot of americans took their money out to pay their bills. if you want to look at the
our own individual liberty. neil: sequestration. life narrowly seems to be going on. are you surprised? the dow hit an all-time high yesterday. there has got to be a discount factor in the marketplace because we have such a dysfunctional congress. my only comment is can you imagine what the marketplace book like today. energy is coming back. housing starts is coming back. looking at education reform. lots of good things are happening. i have never been more optimistic about where the economy is going. i have never been less optimistic about where our political class is taking us. and part of it is reflected in the sequestration debate. so, imagine if we were able to get our act together where we would be in terms of our economic growth and potential right now. it s that discount factor that i think american citizens really ought to be concerned about. we can do better than that we deserve better than that. neil: governor jon huntsman thanks very much. good seeing you again. tha
he probably got hurt. amazing. two days, two nights. strong, smart, did the right thing. strong and smart. and his happy mom, one of the first things he asked, can i have a cheeseburger? she headed out and got him a cheeseburger. what a happy, happy ending. well, markets across asia are ending with solid gains across asia, following the record high close for the dow jones industrial average. the blue chip market indicator climbed nearly 126 points yesterday, closing at 14,253. while traders and anyone who invests in the market can be happy, some analysts are urging caution about the economy. you don t see the champagne bottles and the confetti coming down because there is still a very, very big disconnect between what the market is telling us and what the economy is telling us. when the dow hit its previous all-time high, unemployment was hat 4.7%.
he probably got hurt. amazing. two days, two nights. strong, smart, did the right thing. strong and smart. and his happy mom, one of the first things he asked, can i have a cheeseburger? she headed out and got him a cheeseburger. what a happy, happy ending. well, markets across asia are ending with solid gains across asia, following the record high close for the dow jones industrial average. the blue chip market indicator climbed nearly 126 points yesterday, closing at 14,253. while traders and anyone who invests in the market can be happy, some analysts are urging caution about the economy. you don t see the champagne bottles and the confetti coming down because there is still a very, very big disconnect between what the market is telling us and what the economy is telling us. when the dow hit its previous all-time high, unemployment was hat 4.7%.