americai do not think can win because america cannot trust america.as gung ho -- i am a 20 year retired navy veteran. i feel stabbed in the back by my own country because of what happened. i mean, we were booed at the olin fix. host: that is jay from missouri. this chart provided by the "washington times," 71 republicans supporting it, 85 democrats were against a, three members of congress not voting, and that is in the "washington times." twitter, my constituents have been crystal clear in their staunch opposition to arming moderate factions in syria. gwen moore. lee lay in texas. hi. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. first of all, i think our president is one of the smartest presidents we have had, and i have nothing but respect for him. i do blame the republicans because they have condemned him theyhowed the world that do not respect him, so if they do not respect him, no one else will. host: what do you think about the president's decision, though? caller: i am not sure. i do not know if he can win because of the culture of those people.

now americaier for the fed. we have issues and all that means more volatility.y and earnings that are improving and so should be a creep higher just with more bumpiness along the way. >> jeff, too bullish or not bullish enough? >> i agree with my friend bob doll. i think we are in a secular bull market. i think there's eight to ten years left in it. >> eight to ten years left? >> that's the typical cycle. they run 12 to 15 years and majority of individual investors don't believe it. they don't understand why the equity markets are even up and think it's the federal reserve and liquidity and i have to remind them of earnings of next year bottom up earnings report and have tripled since 2008. >> fed's played a significant role in that. >> i agree with that. it's helped but the markets don't care about the absolutes of good or bad. all the equities markets care about is are things getting better or worse. things are getting better. >> we have a stronger dollar. some people are saying that could be holding back further gains in the equity markets and then some point