janet yellen's testimony on the hill. we had a couple of minutes with them, and i am assuming it is something in the testimony from the nominee, that gave stocks this pop today. allen. >> yeah, it is really hard to -- i will tell you, i was prepared to really work hard and concentrate on what she was saying and then explain it, she is clearer than her last three predecessors. she was really easy to understand, quite forthright, but it all comes down to when the fed is going to stop putting 85 billion-dollar as month into the economy. >> yes, because when that happened interest rates are likely to go up. and everybody listening to this, is it going to be sooner or later. and the reasons they would have gone up is because people who listen to it, thought it is going to be later rather than sooner. i have no evidence that that is true, i read it again, i don't know that she is going to -- that she is going to keep on putting this $85 billion into the economy for longer. the best guesses have been that they will pull back around march, some people have said that it could be as early as this december. generally speaking it is further away than close. >> but the reality