We had a good day today. We had a phenomenal meeting with the Republican senators.

We had, it was very special that meeting. In many respects, I wish you could have been inside that room.

It was very, very special. The camaraderie was somewhat

of a love fest. They want to see it happen.

And it was a love fest on Wall Street. You hear the music and you know what that

means it's Trump rally in full effect. More progress being made on the Senate side

for the GOP tax plan and stocks went nuts. The Dow having its best day in nearly three months.

All the major indices closing at fresh record highs, this despite North Korea firing

another ballistic missile for those keeping score at home that caused about an 80-point

drop in the

Dow for about 13 seconds. There's also a concern about a government

shutdown or whatever since the election the stock market has added 4.6

trillion dollars in market cap.

So was today proof that taxes are not priced into the market

and if so do you drown out this noise

and just keep buying guy?

Well, I think taxes have been priced into them. I think tax reform has

been I think that's the slow ramp up you've seen. The Russell's outperformed the

broader market significantly. I would suggest that's in anticipation of this. But to answer your original question,

yeah, you got to stay with it.

We addressed this last night.

I still think they're going to ram something through,

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