liz: i'm elizabeth mcdonald. wall street cheered the news that president trump is rolling back dodd-frank regulations. >> the biggest thing that we have to fix is that we have to get the united states banking system working again. we need to make capital available for small and medium-size sphd businesses and entrepreneurs. today banks do not lend money to companies. banks are forced to horde money because they are forced to shored capital and they can't take any risks. gary: powerful stuff. lots to get into. who to ask, bob doll and dan shaffer. this is wh the market want the last two weeks. the market goss did friday morning -- got it friday morning. > we need to continue to see regulatory rollback. financial stocks will continue to do well if we have economic growth, higher interest rates and rolling back regulation. gary cohn said we need a healthy banking system. liz: the banks are like in a mini ice age. it was stranding the rust belt 2,000 guys and investors. gary: that means they are hoarding the cash. th

elizabeth mcdonald. sabrina schaeffer, uc berkeley gets about 55% of research grants from the government research grants. should that be in play here. >> there's been coercion, and supposedly helping women in sports, has gone to controlling various parts of the university. why shouldn't universities be bastions of the first amendment instead of caving all the time. let's have coercion in the right direction instead of social engineers. >> bruce, it's more than free speech. there was only one arrest when the rioters were doing damage to the college. authorities seemed to let the protesters do what they want, including, by the way, i think we can show there's one video of a woman who was being interviewed and she got pepper sprayed right there. and she had a red hat on. it wasn't a pro trump hat, by the way, but doesn't something have to be done if local authorities aren't going to do it? >> yeah, well, listen, some of the stuff is definitely over the top, but donald's response appears as though he's again

elizabeth mcdonald. sabrina schaeffer, uc berkeley gets about 55% of research grants from the government research

liz: i'm elizabeth mcdonald. wall street cheered the news that president trump is rolling back dodd-frank regulations. >> the biggest thing that we have to fix is that we have to get the united states banking system working again. we need to make capital available for small and

liz: i'm elizabeth mcdonald. wall street cheered the news that president trump is rolling back dodd-frank regulations. >> the biggest thing that we have to fix is that we have to get the united states banking system working again. we need to make capital available for small and

mcdonald in for deirdre bolton, the president is walking into hostile territory, skeptical republicans fresh from fierce town hall protests back home, and democrats who want to make the president as seemingly as ununtrusted as they are. but polls show that americans like the president. 3% growth, double what obama delivered, that means trump must deliver the trillions of dollar, president spoke e exclusively to fox today about tonight's speech. >> all i can do is speak from the heart, say what i want to do, we have i believe a really terrific health care plan coming out, i will talk about the military, and talk about the boarder border, when we get rid of a lot of bad players, i get an a in terms of what i have done, but in terms of messaging maybe a c or a c plus. maybe i'll change it during the speech. liz: we go to blake. >> a year from now it be known as state of union address. president trump expected to leave white house a few hours from now the speech is slated for about hour hours from now, and what we're expecting the president to talk about. this will be broken down in to few