lori russell is clearly opposed to this proposed deal. we heard his position there, but i, i want our viewers to understand what is at stake for israel here. you've told us about what's at stake for lebanon, but why would the current is really government, agree to this deal as the sign seems to be indicating look from what we're hearing from the israeli side 1st, before they are saying that at the end of the day, if this kind of feed is discovered the prospect, we will get there and we will get compensation from that the fees. so therefore we're not giving away anything. and then i think the more the major issue for the israelis and why they're doing this is to secure stability in the region. and they feel that if level on the undergo embark on finding oil and gas and having a platform very close to that is really easy. so therefore, there will be this, the children's will level on would be less interested in going to work with this, right? because they do have this economic interest of keeping the platform working and having all and, and

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spx up 12% per year, russell 2000 up 9%, small caps underperforming. jonathan: shift lower? tom: let's talk to lorivasina ? is it small caps time? lori: i think it is. we have been in a trading range all year on the relative trade. looking at small caps, historic valuations on an absolute and relative valuation. typically you want to buy small caps when the unappointed rate starts to tick up. you want to keep that in mind. small caps are more domestic and we are hearing a lot of interest in small caps, even from people very bearish on the market. tom: and the turmoil we are in including low gdp, will there be transactions and combination that combined small caps into mid-caps? lori: it is interesting we have been combing the trends and i wouldn't say it is necessarily imminent, but in a sluggish growth environment, that is the price we have to pay. i think companies will try to go out and buy growth. we find a lot of small-cap companies are much better run than they were in the past. we think it is more attractive than it may have been in the past. lisa: is overrating a fight to lose less or to get