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thank you all and i think we should start with mr. kenny. >> good afternoon, madam chair gillibrand and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to discuss the coast guard's efforts to prevent and espaÑa sexual assault in our service. good afternoon to you, ranking member graham. i show the commandants commitment to the safety and well being of each of our service members. assuring the coast guard personal have a collaborative cohesive work environment that allows them to accomplish their mission, protecting those on the sea, protecting america from threats delivered by sea, protecting the sea itself. a limitin limited incidents of l assault within the coast guard with was a significant central seem of the state of nose guard address delivered three weeks ago. sexual assault is intolerable in the coast guard. it's devastating to its that terms, it has broad repercussions throughout the service. we're committed to doing everything we can to prevent sexual assault to investigating every all

kenny. jerry: home at last. ahh! [creaking] is someone there? [wooden footsteps] mr. marbles? this is the urban sombrero.last catalog cover. the horror. the horror. narrator: kids, there are two big days in any love story: the day you meet the girl of your dreams, and the day you marry her. ♪ ♪ nice. where'd you get this? stashed a cooler behind the pulpit. beer be with you. and also with you. (chuckles) mmm. man, this is what church has been missing. dude, you fixed church. yeah. you're welcome, god. (laughs) nervous? what? no. i'm just hoping it doesn't rain. why? do i look nervous? look at your beer, dude. you always do that when you're nervous. it's a sad day in new york, ted. a sad day, indeed. do you know what i saw on my way in here? a girl... in a sweater. and you know what that means. the season of exposed skin is over. exactly. gone are the tank tops, ted. gone are the cute little skirts. gone are the sun dresses. the sun dresses, ted! i don't think i can make it another eight months with no sun dresses. barney, i really... i have to grade these papers. i'm sorry. i'll let you work. but first,

kenny, i will start with you. do you agree with the way mr. warren buffett is investing these days?> i do. first of all, it is warren buffett, if you have his money and buy these things, no matter what you have goes up. we hear from economist and strategist that people looking for 2013 and 2014 to be a real return to equities. i think when warren buffett stands up and makes that solid commentary about what he thinks, and he also has a big surprise sending us over the edge, by the way. i think it is a good shot in the arm for u.s. equities and it is a good message for individuals that are trying to get back into the market. that is still nervous. >> does it reassure the individual investor, jim? >> yeah. i think that after -- after kenny and i critique warren buffett, stick around and we will critique michael jordan and teach him how to shoot hoops as well. >> excellent. >> the point warren buffett made, what he said about interest rates and the thing that's interesting to me, is i'm not positive it means with interest rates where they are, there will be a ton of borrowing and some o

kenny, can you give us another example? mrph rmhmhm rm rm rm. mrph rmhmhm rm mrph rmhmhm rm. mrph rmhmhm rm rm rm. [ laughter ] what's a discharge? mr.etarium again? i want to go to the planetarium again, too! but you were just there. why do you want to go again so soon? yeah. why do we want to go again so soon? i don't know. i just had this sudden urge to go back. well, i guess we could go again since it's just down the street. well, hello. it's all my little friends with all their little dreams. eric, where have you been? let's see. where have i been? where have i been? where have you been, cartman? well, i might have been over at the cheesy poof callbacks, winning regional championships! [ all gasp ] this is my regional-championship certificate. do you like it? hey, where's your regional- champion certificate, clyde? oh, you don't have one? hmm. do you have a regional certificate, wendy? no? apparently only i do! ass full of pork fat jiggles like a jello mold. mouth is flapping, too. your haiku insults have no effect on me, kyle. i'm regional champion. does that mean you're gonna be in that commercial? it's between me and four oth

mr. greenspan's comments reassuring, but when the market is undervalued don't use the words irrational exuberance and that makes me nervous. right, kenny? >> well, we are using alan greenspan to talk about the market. i am sure he appreciates it. >> well, it is a dramatic move upwards, but it is not a crash, but consolidation. >> we are down 30 points today, but it does not count. >> it does not count and talking about a 4% or 5% pullback in consolidation. >> we had it in february in the 3% decline in february. and that is the pullback right now. >> and that took a day and a half, right? >> yes, here is the thing, up 11% on the year so far and tyler hit it right if we end the year up 11%, and would you be disappointed if we ended the year up 11%? >> i would be fine here. >> and that is -- >> i have the people who are pulling money and they feel like 11% is good, and they are banking the money elsewhere, because they are good for the clients now. >> the average hedge fund in the first three quarters of the year is up 4.9% which is half of the s&p and most of the big, and this is long term, and most of the hedge funds are underp underper