smith from haverford investments, abigail doolittle from peak theories. two of the strongest bulls we know, jack bouroudjian from index financial partners and anthony chan from chase. and of course, our own rick santelli joining us with the market response to all this. anthony chan, go ahead. you said it'd be like this. you can gloat. you can tell us you told us so. were you as pleased by the fine print as you were by that number that we got this morning on gdp. >> i really was, because you basically saw that nice upward revision to the prior quarter making the first quarter not as bad, and certainly, the second quarter a lot stronger. but keep in mind that from 2011 to 2013, the government did revise down the numbers about 0.2%. so, we still have an output gap of about 4%, if you used the congressional budget office numbers. and i love the congressional budget office because they've got democrats and republicans, so there's no political ax to grind. that tells me that there's still more room for the economy to expand before we really have to worry about serious inflation in this environment. >> jack bouroudjian, you say we should all say thank you to the federal reserve here? >> absolutely,