henry blodget, you're our obama man. and by the way, i don't want to make any conclusions because i think sometimes, henry, people on wall street kind of jump to conclusions. there may be deals. who knows what's going to happen? but i do want to ask you, as you saw this thing collapse today, i know there was some talk about europe and maybe germany's economy. but there's nothing new about that. do you think this was a political reaction in the market to last night's election? >> i think it's a combination of things. i think that's certainly part of it. i think you're probably not going to get as good a deal on capital gains taxes and so forth. people are looking to take advantage of that. so that factors into it. but i have to say as you mentioned earlier, first of all, the olive branch that you are extending and the olive branch that boehner is extending is actually a tremendously good sign for this country. we're still going to go through a period i think early next year where taxes go up a little bit and spending comes

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