panic, panic is then they stabilized. how would a donald trump presidency be good for the market? we don t know. you ask me how to keep the shirt on my back, it s by not predicting how a market is going to go because the answer is last night at 9:00, 10:00 eastern time the dow futures were pointing to a 900 point loss on the dow jones when it opened. what is behind this is classic uncertainty. let s not be under any mistake what we re seeing is not a vote in flex trump s policies because there s an enormous amount of certainty over the medium and long-term effect of those certainties. what you re seeing is volatility pure and simple.
for him to be to be successful he said we ll repeal obamacare, cut taxes, reduce regulationings, get rid of executive orders all of those things are markers and i think on a lot of those things he ll get bipartisan support if he lays it out as a platform to help working men and women in this country how many democrats are going to step up and say i don t want to do that. i think the big take away is there are people we need to listen closely to. always a pleasure, brooke. thank you. congratulations. coming up, after an initial freefall of donald trump s news the dow in record territory. richard quest host of quest means business joins me from new york. we watched the markets panic,
you hear about it here. kimberly: because we put it on fox news. i like to play a game called seal a new deal. go around the table. andrea: taken. kimberly: it has? andrea: yeah, sorry. kimberly: we play this and begin with you. let me know what you think. deal or no deal by the time of the deadline? no deal. meeting with the political theater. kimberly: andrea? andrea: no deal. kimberly: he doesn t want one. he is all for eric: there probably will be something early january. eric: it will be a bad deal. squishy republicans actually you are mad at everybody. mad at republicans and democrats. eric: lawmakers in d.c. juan: i don t think there is a deal before december 31 but they ll vote on it before january 7 before the markets panic. eric: market panic monday.
what are you going to cut? england has cut, greece has cut, portugal has cut, ireland has cut. come on, mr. president, what are you going to cut? i think in theory that s what they could say. but if they actually get to a state where they don t raise the ceiling, the markets panic, interest rates go up, they could say you americans are feeling the pain of what s going to happen. you ll feel it because your mortgage payments will go up, car payments will go up, college payments will go up because the interest rates go up. i think around the kitchen table where people are not necessarily talking about debt ceilings, th that s is that what americans are talking about? if the interest rates go up, their bills are going to go up. know, mika, you re skeptical. i tell you if i were government speaker forget the government shutdown. this, the debt ceiling, this is an argument i could win every day. you think the government