>> no i think that is fantasyland. in entire's wishlist, but it cannot happen if you look at the impact on the broad range. we are right down at the bottom as i mentioned thomas making very healthy margins there it importantly, we are continuing to improve the business and are sitting here today was probably the strongest downs sheet of any of the major companies. it puts us in a unique position going forward very what is a volatile market? >> said before there is no opec here when you're talking about the iron ore market. at some point if the prices do not stabilize as you hoped they well, and they continue to fall does someone have to stand up and say, look, we have to cut back on production? >> in a normal market, high-cost producers would leave the market. it is the same in iron ore. as a low-cost producer, it would not make sense for us to give those tons to high-cost producers. it simply does not make sense. i enjoy my freedom so we will continue to make independent calls on this. >> lotus the prices and even low

. >> i will call it fantasyland. let me call it fantasyland instead. when i go home i keep going to enrollment events. we were out one last week for or the week before. two or three actually and i see all these people coming out to these enrollment events some which we have had another center sponsored by different nonprofit organizations and we are excited about the fact that they have health insurance and they have a tax credit or subsidy that pays for the opinion that millions of people are signing up. i hear what you say about how this is such an awful thing i don't know who you talk to. i know you may have polling from different groups but i don't think pulling is the key. my evidence may be more anecdotal but people are excited. they come out to these forums and they are signing up in record numbers. they talk about solutions dr. burgess. i go back to what my colleague mr. mcgovern said. four years ago when republicans first took the majority they passed to repeal bill almost exactly like this in the house and they have all these directions to co

parts over the past five years opening new attractions and doubling the size of magic kingdom's fantasylandtion. attendance is up 3% over the last fiscal year. it will cost you to be in the house of the mouse. as we had to the opening bell, i want to get to scarlet. he went to disney world recently. >> that's right. fortunately got that in before prices went up. let us focus on crude oil which is trading below $50 a barrel this morning following his first weekly decline in a month. for most of february, it has been stuck between $40 and $54. most recently, but gold has been under pressure after citigroup came out with a $20 oil call. my next guest says people are ignoring the fact that the economy is improving. that should lead to higher oil prices overall. will talk with todd. are you a little bit bewildered we are stuck in this range? >> good morning. as i look at oil, i thought the range is solid. 40 727 to 55. i am a buyer. i think we have a great chart setting up. i think the lows are in. i go back to the citigroup call. those are guys that are really looking to buy oil and not sell it

he's living in fantasyland. >> you don't believe iran is as close to getting nuclear weapons as he willy are. >> well it's not me. you have the almost the entire israeli national security establishment, 200 israeli generals came out this week to say that netenyahu's claims are not accurate. you have the white house spokesman saying his claims are not accurate. the entire u.s. national security establishment, 16 of our, all 16 of our intelligence agencies say that netenyahu is not accurate. what is critically important is that the administration is saying that the israelis and netenyahu in particular and kerry said this to congress cannot come here yet again as netenyahu did in 2012 on the eve of the iraq war, to give us -- 2002. to give us a false story to help lead us into war. they're saying we're not going to do that again. >> alan do you agree with that assessment? >> absolutely not. this is not about the israeli/american relation it's a great constitutional and foreign policy debate. about whether we trust iran whether we are prepared to allow them to become a nuclear weapon power.