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7:11Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Fox and Friends allow Stuart Varney to spew his ridiculous Wall Street talk.
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STEVE DOOCY (CO-HOST): So, did you see this headline from The Washington Post? "Wall Street's average bonus in 2017? Three times what most U.S. households made all year."
STUART VARNEY (FOX BUSINESS NETWORK): Look, the economy's doing very well. The stock market's doing very well, so you can expect executives in financial companies to get very nice bonuses. The left hates that, the left hates Wall Street, they hate capital. Frankly it, reminds me of living in socialist England. There's an element of jealousy here. "Whoa, you are doing so well, what about me you? You've got it, I want it, I'm taking it."
AINSLEY EARHARDT (CO-HOST): It's the victim mentality.
VARNEY: The victim mentality. It's all wrong. It's so negative. Come on, we've got a great economy. A terrific stock market, until the past couple of months. Come on. We're all doing well. What is this endless complaining about people who are doing well?
EARHARDT: I don't think people realize until you live in New York City how families depend on those bonuses. They might not make a lot during the year and get that big bonus at the end of the year based on the work that they did over the past year. You work harder, you get a bigger bonus.
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