one of the things carder alluded to is the fact that xrt is equal weight what that means is names like target and kostka coand the wal-mart thefr the same amount of as car vana and kmik o and etsy honestly they have the same impact on xrt. and what ends up happening is that typically if the market takes a downturn the volatility of those rice sharply. and if you look at xrt versus the s&p in terms of volatility it can get sharply more volatile than the s&p right now it isn't that much more it's been subdued as it has risen recently from my eye, i think the way to look at it i was looking out to december, looking specifically at the 51-47 put spread that $4 put spread costing you $1. and i think this is just -- again we are talking about a basket of stocks tip ke we don't buy puts outright on those because there is a downside limit to how much a basket or index might call in this case we have a situation where this one with some of those lesser known names -- there could be a very sharp inside in volatility in this if we start to see any kind of pullback. >> dan what do you think of mik

president trump taking a bold step in the russia investigation, ordering the declassification of the cardere fisa warrant and other critical documents. the probe, joining us now exclusively with more is republican congressman, devin nunes, chairman of the house intel committee who says the democrats should be frightened about these documents declassification release. congressman, nunes, couple things that our viewers need to understand tonight, the documents that are going to be released are regarding the carter page 2017 fisa application and the bruce ohr justice department official bruce ohr written reports about the fisa application, correct? >> yeah, so it will be the 20 pages of the last fisa approved on carter page which have basically everything in it from pages one, two, three, and four of what we think the american people need to understand that this is the actual insurance policy in the struyk page check. people think getting fisa warrant on carter page, we believe it was more than that, we believe it was actually that the insurance policy was specifically what they did that still

apparently you were in a golf cart with amy carder and you almost ran down the israeli prime ministersecurity guard of amy carter that avoided international crisis at that point. >> i really wanted to drive. it happens. >> so in any case, lay that aside i think three things set that apart and they don't exist right now. the first is you had began on the israeli side, sadat on the egyptian side. they were both strong leaders who wanted to get things done. in netanyahu and abbas you don't have that. they could make difficult decisions even against political opposition. you had president carter who was willing to get deeply involved in the details and come up with creative solutions during those 13 days in camp david and elsewhere when things got blocked. and began was willing to give up territory, the sinai, he didn't see any biblical or historical connection. he wanted to hold on west bank. the way to do that was giving up sinai. this has been a win for the u.s. >> yeah. >> we shifted egypt from soviet union to ourselves. and it's been really a local conflict ever since. as bad as the