people in the upper middle class, they ve been making money off the stock market. they ve been making money. as you can see behind me. i m in las vegas. disapproving back to the economy here like a lot of workers are. and when you re giving that money back, and you re spending that money, you see the confidence go up, you see those companies make more money and gary s right. donald trump s the best thing that ever happened to political consultant, and i m glad he s there just for that very reason because in four years, there s going to be what we would say in john s world, a free for all and going to be like a big wrestling match on the democratic side. dagen: you ve clearly been spending your money on a new jacket for us. no. this is my smoking jacket. dagen: john, final word. i hate to disagree with gary b. but chuck doesn t have a car. he has a big ol truck with big mud tires that he uses to go cat fishing with. look, i think the administration has figured something out. compan
dagen: president trump expected to sign a new executive order on refugees next week. one he hopes will survive the courts. now, some here say we should do what germany and sweden are doing. offer refugees cash payments to return to their homeland. john, you like this idea? i don t like the idea of paying them to stay in their homeland or return. i like the idea of helping them over there. you ve got to understand what germany did. germany helped about 450,000 refugees with about $80 million. understand what we did last year. we helped about 70,000 refugees relocate with $1.1 billion because we re going over there and flying them back to the united states. we should help. the question is how. taking that billion dollars or whatever it s going to be and expending it over the middle east to help those refugee camps make their life better over there and help them
of the dress, but no doubt, there is a market out there to paraphrase, the great hall of fame basketball player michael jordan, republicans buy records, too. why artists and musicians ever get into politics and needlessly shrink their markets, i ll never know. their agents should be watching them like hawks. david: so, mike, why is it that so many of these executives are chicken? because i think rich touched on something important, in the case of under amour, they have an endorsement deal with steven courier, the golden state warrior and came out after the endorsement with underarmor ceo and was against it. a and. david: sabrina, the dress not my favorite. it s funny, a few years ago we talked about the christian movie market. there s lots of people in this country, as john points out, we don t all have to like the same
think he s doing it here. dagen: john, what do you say? i agree with gary b about the fact that we need to do something with iran. the problem is the un security resolution of 2015 that was signed in vena is a big ambiguous. so they re trying to get around a loophole saying they haven t violated the treaty. when you re putting sanctions on these guys, they have not done anything to violate the nuclear agreement, so you can t go after them over that, you go after missile supply which typically don t deal with the united states anyway. so these sanctions are pretty much meaningless. unfortunately, we re stuck with a nuclear deal and john kerry has become the modern day chamberlain. dagen: yeah, at least sending a message to iran. that the united states takes these missile firings very seriously. despite the fact that the obama administration was literally handing over billions of dollars in cash that iran is using to fund terrorism. well, on his watch. we do not have any terrorist
system and take advantage of it where they don t have that option. and i think that created a resentment that scored points for donald trump quite frankly. what do you think of that, steve? i think john is absolutely right. i think there is a cultural and elitism that sort of exudes from the establishment that the middle class and working folks just resent. and, you know, hillary clinton has for a long time been part of washington. and as john points out, to many of those people she is somebody who learned how to play the game, played it quite well. and she was always at a disadvantage because it was third term, you know, that she was seeking effectively for the obama administration. she had been around for a long time. she had been beaten up for a long time. this was always going be tough. she ran i think a great campaign. but there are no question the people who felthey were left behind were lashing out at washington and s was more washington than donald trump was. and that s why