let's bring in michael farr, the president of the money management firm farr, miller and washington. michael, it's interesting that the market has shrugged off many of the happenings in washington. although this latest report from the "washington post," does it have the potential to unnerve the market tomorrow? >> thank you very much, as always, for having me. yes, i think clearly it has the potential to unnerve markets. we've been waiting for so many times now for this last straw that might break the market's back of confidence, and we haven't seen it. whether it was the missiles launched in syria or the mother of all bombs in afghanistan, or u.s. troops now off the coast of north korea, or north korea firing a missile, or a cyber attack affecting 200,000 computers in an instant, and now classified information, the market has shrugged off all these pieces of bad news and continue to go along and upward in a complacent way. the economy's expanding. and so to me, sue, this is bull market psychology. and bull market, you embrace the good news, discount the bad news. we're going to find