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Famously ripping off the solar panels carter put on the white house. the difference here is the size of this agreement. this historic ingredient with all of these countries. and that business is on a different page. we heard from the u.s. chamber of commerce. you had dozens and, hundreds of businesses saying they wanted the u.s. to stay in and even some fossil fuel companies saying they wanted the u.s. to stay in because if they stayed in, they may it be able to renegotiate some of the terms of the agreement. >> at a macro level, this is a repositioning of the united states really in its posit...

About american exceptionalism, looking to put money into this market and seems to be pretty excited, looking at this sort of stuff in the microlevel but more of a macro level, the trump agenda gets through. 's >> mister buffett said he never made a single investment based on government macroeconomic policy and i don't think he is going to now. i don't disagree with my friend charlie gasparino i think the market is priced to perfection at this point and they better cut the tax rate. >> something we haven't talked about that could have a big effect on the market is the cbo score. don't know how ...

Those are typically democrat issues and democrat voters. yet on the other side you have the environmental movement is which is going to be trying to stop this pipeline. again, that divides democrats. he is dividing them also on trade, on immigration. over and over again, even though most blue collar working americans who typically voted democrat -- he is appealing to them when he says he is going to renegotiate nafta. he is going to get better one on one trade deals that he's not going to allow our countries to run rough shot over the united states and he is going to build a wall which they pe...

Level, that was the case for me. on a macro level, for the country, it's just important for us to collectively feel like we are making something. >> tucker: so a manufacturing job even while, let's say pays 60,000, is worth more to the country than retailer finance because it pays more. because it makes us feel better? >> i get uncomfortable when we start to talk about you know, heads better than tales, you know. ford invented mass production. you know, it's an american company that showed us the critical importance of being able to do the same thing, the same way, over and over again. to have...

Mike rowe, thank you for joining us. >> tucker, congratulations. look at me and you on prime time. >> tucker: i think it goes t without saying, it's a good thing. it's good when american jobs are saved. but you are already seeing a backlash against this. people saying well what about the mexican citizens who would've worked at those plants in mexico? how should we feel about this? >> i feel pretty good. look, it's not just jobs. when i say that, i don't mean to minimize it at all. there's something larger at work here. it has to do with our identity. what it feels like when we are actually mak...