course,eason why is, of harvard is harvard, and when i was younger asking, what's the best lost all i can go to so i can really be the best at running this company, mom told me harvard, and i said, ok, that is the law school i had to go to. tavis: that is a very important question. to the extent you have to be successful, asking the right questions. what is the best out there? >> yes, i think that is really important. i do not want to say that the best in the number one ranked or being some abstract idea, but really the best. i think a lot of times, people do not ask that question. jimmy, going to rice undergrad, that was the best for me. there was family. it was a close, tight-knit campus. it was the best school for me. i think that was the question i also asked about going to harvard, is that the best school for me as well as the best so i can get to my goals. harvard is a wonderful school. they have a lot a great profrs things that sets them apart as they bring in some talented people are really willing to mentor students and take time out of their schedules to help you succeed, so

run and you may not want to go into memorial day weekend too short given the start of the driving eason. liz: when you pick out the dow 30, fewer names are to the upside, the ones that are become so strong with a big again, that is pulling us up. procter & gamble look pretty good, verizon, ibm, cisco, and chevron also higher along with boeing and american express. what do you think is the final left over emotion from yesterday's fed news that could begin in the next couple of meetings? >> they really don't think that is likely. what they heard from ben bernanke talk about the fact monetary stimulus has helped keep this going, significant benefits, take away the stimulus this time could stall the recovery. people are taking what he said and listening to it. you may see a pullback as soon as june. i don't think that is likely. >liz: existing home sales looks good. april sales for new houses reached the highest level since the summer of 2008. what a rally we are seeing with kb homes, toll brothers up, not a bad picture. we do appreciate it as you look at everything that is happening. gold

gei: that is eason to let them go, that is for sure.need to make sure that drivers are safe in their vehicles. than you so much. >> thanks.3 gerri: ler in the show we answer the question, howyouo that? tips on making mon during this using loan. and how to get the most bang fo your investing balk? my last deep, xt guestwill give youne of the best strategies. stay with us. ♪ gerri: stocks surged on good economic news. my next guest says we are overdue for ♪ >> from our fox business studio in new york, here again iserri willis. gerri: another record for stocks , the dow up to it -- triple digits. the bears have been saying for some time we are due for a pullback, and that includes my next guest say it ain't so. you know, you think there is a mber pullback coming? >> well look. pullbacks ar normal course is a business in both phases. this year, not only a 10% or 5% we have not even had three days in row where we have been down . way overdue, and somomething is happening right now where i think it is startingo wa me a little bit. direction o

cards,eason in the covering up for jihadists?hich is what i think has been done, and has been an attack on america's sovereignty and should be in place. as far as investigations go -- host: you shook your head at that. guest: at this point, i have been following the news quite carefully and read all 100 pages of e-mails, but i hav e no reason to believe, senator ieinstein put this nightciely, do not see any efforts to willfully deceive. and compared to issues that have come up in the previous iministration, again, here would say context is paramount, that the real issue here was why were those installations not protected? why did we not follow through on what had started to be our framing move, response to the arab spring? and i believe a lot of that has to do with systemic issues, not partisan ones, as in these are processes that have been going on for decades under republican and democratic administrations. host: what do you mean by processes it? give us a window into the state department. guest: first of all, it is no secret a

four hours would be a more .easonable timeframe i think it is important to have parameters. >> i do not think it is possible. a senator talked about the amendment. his provides for a 4 -- our timeframe -- a four-our timeframe. four-hour timeframe. >> i respect what the senator is trying to do. we all want these people to be detained in a humane fashion. i think it is impossible for us to know all of the variety of circumstances under which people will be detained coming across the border. and make that decision as senator feinstein said in a short. of time. time.hort period of if we could work on it, i would be willing to do that. delighted to join in that discussion with the proponent and senator cornman. you have got a small number of border agents dealing with the issue. to sorthave two hours through 40 people whose they do not even know. , i doain the individual not know if it presents any humanitarian concerns. that is totally unmanageable to me. for somethingte that puts our law enforcement officers under that kind of gun without resources to accomplish such a complex mission in s