i really like the haliburton deal, but you never know about washington. think haliburton guys are good, too. i do not think oil is bottomed, just for the record. let's go to chuck in california. chuck? >> caller: hey, jim. great program. what do you think of paa? their annual dividend -- >> i think it's a monster good situation. i am partial to kmi. but i like your plains very much. renado in pennsylvania. >> caller: hey, jim. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: first i want to say i'm sorry about the passing of your dad. i watched the show. you did a great job. >> thank you very much. >> caller: my question is, do i ride out the storm? >> some stocks are just out there in the ether right now. not really doing much of anything. i say it's fine. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> each day, we are reminded around here of how important it is to buy stocks that are already up. hey, anyone want to bottom fish in retail? oh, man. what have i got h

when they got elected, haliburton was $10 a share, i know, when you start talking about the jews, and had feds, teeming up with the south trying to control. world, by manipulating oil and, when they got elect he, oil was $20, and then it went to $80 and then, $50 and $120. and now it is $40. the way that thee been manipulating the oil, is the jews and feds have cut interest rates to zero. and they print dollars, and so -- host: moving on. caller: good morning. i think biggest story of this year, has been the c.i.a. financially supported the attack of the ukrainian government over the summer. since the cold war, nate to has been pitching themselves into the border. and this is something that i don't think the t.v. has been very responsible on. and letting the people know about. host: bring you a few pieces of news and, some good news for us. we'll look at a piece, from the washington point. president bush is released from the hospital, and he's resting at home, and grateful to doctors, and nurses and much one more health related piece of news. he's retiring but he sends his last day in