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Rolling back regulations. he is the deregulating president. during a ceremony in which he literally cut a strip of red tape with a pair of giant gold scissors like a true performer, president trump ripped on what he repeatedly called job-killing regulations. >> for many decades an ever-growing maze of regulations, rules, restrictions has cost our country trillions and trillions of dollars, millions of jobs, countless american factories, and devastated many industries. but all that has changed the day i took the oath of office, and it's changed rapidly. you've seen what's happened. >> sure, com...

Week. >> great to be here in this first week of the new year and even with most of congress still away for the holiday, it was an eventful week. >> to say the least. a new tell-all book on president trump's first year in office, warts and all, has everyone talking. but nothing this president does can hold back the markets, which is exactly where we're going to start. >> the stock market hit new heights with the dow jones industrial average crossing the 25,000 mark for the first time ever. that's a gain of nearly 25% since president trump first took office. the white house marked the occasion b...

Said you guys, you are so regulated, one of the most regulated, we're going to roll that back. well, rolling back regulations doesn't keep people more safe. 18 states and 19 cities have raised their minimum wage. washington has the highest statewide minimum wage at $11.50 an hour. other localities will enact $15 an hour and the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. that's the same it's been for like a decade now, steph. i'm struck how we're seeing this movement from the federal government to the states. you're seeing states and cities do more as the federal government doesn't. i think this ...

Table, urging them to participate in the olympics. if that was an issue with the trump administration and the south koreans, it probably would have been brought up sometime in the past seven, eight, nine months or so. as far as we're aware, it hasn't been. and the other thing to consider, stephanie, is that u.s. athletes have competed alongside north korean athletes at many olympics in the past, including in rio. it is not unusual for the u.s. to be competing at the same olympics with north korea. what would be unusual would be for america to boycott olympics just because the north koreans are...

Infrastructure plan, and we already have $20 trillion in deficit. >> harris: are you saying that yes, kennedy, i agree with you dance? i'm not surprised to see him dance. what it said to our viewers just a few moments ago is this must feel like deja vu all over again with this talk of the government shutdown. did the needle move at all between last week and now? >> sandra: i'm going to keep one eye on the stock market and i'll tell you why. that was so telling a 2017. he kept going up in anticipation of tax reform getting done. he kept promising by christmas that would happen. stock market bel...