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njoy.sir. >> thanks, jim. >> for those of us who have family members who smoke, it's a pretty darn good choice. stay with "mad money". >> where would j.p. morgan be if the volcker rule had become a reality years ago? i would say probably $65, almost ten points higher than where it closed today. where would goldman sachs be? maybe as high as $200, $30 and change from where it went out. it's hard to get your head around how wrong the media has been on this volcker rule stuff? we think he is a manchurian candidate. frank sinatra, aka major ben marco, tries to pull all the wiring out of the candidate's head, and he fails. that version, like the movie, is fiction. sure the banks fought the volcker rule tooth and nail because it is unreliable, namely from firms borrowing a lot of money and then laying down stocks. of course, they're going to fight for a opportunity to make money. that's what they do. plus, the rule creates more compliance costs than anyone who works at one of these banks and they

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