lieu jobs, john rutledge, lee munson and steve grasso. am i bark up the wrong tree here? there is positive news coming out of europe and a hell of a lot of positive news coming out of the united states. i understand the sentiment and the confidence has turned down. but what about those european numbers? >> you know, i'm encouraged by the european numbers and i think the boss line is people have to look at the correction day as something -- we lad a mild correction today. i think you have to look at it as an opportunity. you have things like iron ore that is not privilege to the tax, but you look at a company down almost 20% in its highs from last month and you can buy it under $30 a share and then you start looking at the oil sector being we might have inventory mums that are off, but we'll start using that. the manufacturing numbers being over 60 right now is extremely encouraging. i think that there it are other areas that you can play with a little bit of beta like the dry shipping index. we have to look at the basic essentials. those are things that sold off, that don

and he recessed a man appointed john rutledge, it didn't go well.he had opposed the j-treaty and they roughed him up and not heard much after that. so my research wasn't go well. the people out there in the research project in terms of the pipeline, know this, don't ever stop reading at the first chapter. you have to read on and get through the book. because when i represent reading i found that he wjohn marshal w recessed appointed and just b n brenon was recessed appointed. i was in good company. one of my cousins heard my senate hearing and the question to me was, well, judge gregory when you follow the principle of starruous and that's the biggest law there is and i knew this wouldn't be fair and they asked him all of those foreign words. so even when it's misunderstood it's nice to have people that know about the nuances and the experiences of people. and it's so wonderful and just refreshing to have that. and talking about those shoulders, it reminds me of a story that harwood therman, my favorite theologian. in the 1920's in georgia, he could

found out that the first recess appointment was by president george washington and he appointed john rutledgeas not confirmed and there was not too much heard from him afterwards. so my research was not going to well. people up there in the research pipeline know, don't ever stop reading at the first chapter. you have to get all the way through the book. when i kept reading, i found out that thurgood marshall was recess appointed. hit in baltimore is recess appointed. -- hidden bottom was recess appointed. i was in good company. don't you agree? just the whole idea of the law of. there's something about people, all they know. the question to me and my senate hearing was, when you follow the principle, that is the biggest lob there is. she said i knew this would not be fair. they have all those foreign words. [laughter] so even when it is misunderstood, it is nice to have people who know something about the nuances and experiences of the people, and it is so wonderful and refreshing to have that. it reminds me of a soldier that my favorite theologian told about a fellow back in the 1920's. he