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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:02:00

debt loads and energy with oil gluts easing. traders say washington, especially the white house, had a lot to do with stock gains as investors cheered tax reform and the president s drive to cut regulations hampering companies. fundamentals didn t hurt with the s&p stocks profits growing 11%. can we repeat this year? well, depends on who you ask. i really think it would be hard to have two consecutive years of 20% plus gains. 2018 will be tough to match 2017. as the corporates get the money from the tax reform and put it back into their companies and give back to their employees, you ll see the market continue to drift higher. trish, back to you. thanks, gerri. we know stocks were surging on hopes for tax cuts. now we got them. signed, sealed and delivered. are they never to deliver another rally? let s can jonas, katherine and gary. great to see you.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:37:00

overall republicans are in a good position to hold on unless we see a democratic wave like the republican wave that we saw in 2010 in the first year of the republican campaign. republicans are in a good position. it s interesting that that always happens. why do you think that is? people say oh, we sent you to washington. we sent the president there to do x, y and z. you haven t gotten it done. there s a frustration level. why do you see these flip? there s a lot of reasons we see these flip. most of all, it s hard for politicians to argue for continuity when voters are not necessarily seeing everything they want to see in their daily lives. something that they may be dissatisfied with, whether it s the economy or security in their hometowns, immigration, anything that they see not going wrong. the party in control typically bears the blame for that. so it s hard for them to retain their majorities for long periods of time. that s the nature of democracy,

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:01:00

years in my career. a pro growth policy in washington, quite amazing. it was an amazing year with a lot of energy the market and awesome for the companies down here. take a look at the markets for last year. the dow surging 25%. few saw these gains coming. in fact when asked at the beginning of 2017 when markets might recover, nobel prize winning economist paul craigman said his first pass answer is never. oh, what a difference a year makes. take a look at technology. the sector that drove the markets gains. amazon, and other tech giants. consumer discretionary gained 33%. materials producers driving investors looking forward to infrastructure spending by washington. telecoms companies facing high

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:14:00

infrastructure of our magnificent country to crumble and decay. i do believe we re going to have a lot of bipartisan work done and maybe we start with infrastructure because i really believe infrastructure can be bipartisan. there s a new urgency to fix things across the country in the wake of airport fires and the deadly amtrak derailment in washington state. even if we can get a deal, can we deal with the costs? let s go to ashley pratt who is not so sure we can. blake rutherford thinks we can can t afford to wait any longer here. blake, why? i think we have real infrastructure challenges. it s not a partisan issue in recognizing that we have decaying infrastructure across the country, red and blue states. we need to come up with a solution. i think it s going to be a

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:31:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180101:21:31:15
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