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perennial bull, built a great ground, jeremy siegel, was on "squawk box" earlier today and asked aboutout what may change. this is what he had to say as it relates to equity markets. let's listen. >> after the election would i like to see is a six to nine-month extension so that the next congress can work on it. they're not going to do simpson-bowles between november 6th and december 31st. there is no way anything like that can be accomplished. all they can do is say, all right, let's give this some time and again postpone, and i think that could mean 500 to even 1,000 points on the dow just removing that uncertainty. >> that's just -- this guy will always find a way with to tag in there i think the dow will go up 1,000 points, 10,000 points, but he does point out the idea about what will happen and he did specifically reference dividend paying stocks. we know how many people have been forced into the high-paying dividend stocks out of munis and corporate bonds and incidentally i happened to be reading something by another professor. he happened to speak specifically about what he thin