let's bring in russell johnson. sorry for what you are going through. suspected drug smugglers as you tell us the situation as you see it. >> good morning, dana, thank you for having me on this morning. it is just appalling what this administration is doing with all this material that has been left behind in the desert. if i ran my business the way this administration is running this country, i would be broke overnight. >> dana: do you run cattle there? >> yes, ma'am, we're a cow/calf operation, fourth generation and been here for over 100 years along the u.s./mexico border. >> dana: how have you found the migrant crisis, do you think it's a crisis where you are? >> it is absolutely a crisis when the rights and needs of people that are entering this country illegally are held higher than the rights and safety of american citizens. that's absolutely a crisis. and an extreme mix-up of priorities by this administration. >> dana: call for four is a map of luna county that shows how very close you are to mexico. i'm wondering, as you look at some of those hu

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and worked in a lot of different parks, including the smokies, lyndon johnson waco mammoth national monument, fort sumter and russell cave. and so i've had quite the experience in the national park service, so as we said earlier, any kind of questions that you have at the end of this i'll make sure we get to them and, we add served. so let's get started. so great smoky mountains national park it's such beautiful park and was that is that was in 1934. we have about 800 square miles of park in east tennessee and western north carolina. and as you know, we're known for our beauty biodiversity but also we're known for our human vestiges. we have about 9000 years of human between early white settlers native americans and african-americans. and again if you've never been the great smoky mountains park, you have to see it. you may have to see me there. but let's move on to main story. i can't let you all to look at this screen and just think about the history, as i just talked about human vestiges and date about when you come to the smokies what history may what what will you think about what comes to mind when you're driv

didn't have a lot of return in the dow and russell, both up 2%, 3% on the year now you're seeing industrials, value components work better great to see johnsonnson perform well we might see health and medical devices do better. a sector that's lagged it's a positive for the markets and that this rally can continue and continue if the breadth continues to spread. >> i think the breadth was one of the reasons keeping you cautious on the market but now that the breadth is improving, isn't it too late for you to get bullish now >> i'm not as bullish when i talk about taking profits from the mega caps that have run up that's the risk you have with netflix and tesla. i still like netflix but you want profits on those that can't have any blemish look around the markets for areas a little more undervalued. so, the equal weight the value, the small caps, some areas that haven't run up quite as much are a little more attractive and they haven't -- if you look at price performance for the nasdaq and s&p, we're up double digits. the value sector and the small caps were not. small caps have been on a tear here in july, but i think there are opportunities