michael pinto, pinto portfolio strategies founder. michael, putin is in a squeeze right now. have contraction in q1, they admitted that. the ruble has collapsed but you will to today, woopty doo. do you think people at some point people will stand up and launch a new russian revolution? >> not at all. if you look for revolution, why not look to japan. their gdp hasn't grown in 20 years and their yen is collapsing. our gdp contracted 3% in 2009. there was no talk of revolution. i find it hard to believe less than 1% contraction in russian gdp in 2015 will cause a revolution. liz: let me add this then, hillary. inflation is skyrocketing. you're looking at a country that depends on oil prices being at least higher than we are right now. so there is some major issues here. >> that's right. oil needs to be $90 a barrel or more than that but putin, he has such a tight control on the country, the real problem in what is so sad, we could see what we've had 50 years ago, 100 years ago, mass starvation and people will really struggle because he is isn't going to let go. he will blame i