you can get very comfortable with that, and i think for the for siebel future, the central banks willtinue to be extremely transparent, keeping volatility low, and risk assets look ok for the foreseeable future. i really do believe that where we are is not going to last forever. to make investments based on what's happened over the last eight years, when the central banks, particularly the fed, is saying we are changing the game, we are going to stop buying every asset -- when they take the long end out of the market, they are taking volatility out of the marketplace. when they put it back, particularly mortgages, investors hedge the volatility, and that causes it to spike. to assume that this trend will continue is an error. the bottom line is you are not getting compensated. you have an incredibly flat yield curve, a credit spread that is tight. you are not getting compensated for where you are. jonathan: lisa, you have written about it as well, investors sitting on their hands? >> well, right now you have spreads, the extra yield people are receiving to own investment grade bonds o

comments before july seventeenth plus the other side is just as strong before the first i've seen siebel there were over four hundred forty thousand anti net neutrality comments alone was the word it was a spam bot natalie that the anti the trial of the comments were fake like all of them thousands of people didn't even know their names were on those comments because their info had been hacked oh. ok i was wondering how four hundred forty thousand people all just happened to say the exact words the plan currently under consideration at the f.c.c. to repeal obama title two power grab is a positive step forward and will help to promote a truly free and open internet for everyone i thought maybe it was divine intervention. or at the very least the most successful chain letter i've ever seen . personally i'd say scrap the blackout and tell everyone to send the f.c.c. common form to twenty people in an hour or the internet die. you'll never orgasm again. ok that could work but first of all. it wasn't divine intervention it was an intervention and the second these protests actually do work an

i would like to ask you to identify yourself and your organization or association, which siebel you come from. greg, start off with -- >> my name is greg, i'm a big fan of yours. i'm president of fire, a political liberal but who also times fight and culture wars think it's stereotyped as a conservative. but i'm working on a book right now, very interested in polarization so did you see the recent study or survey people were talking about in response to your book that talked about how that older people, the people least likely to use the internet are actually more polarized than younger people? i think the fact it into a torrent was one the reason why you that -- >> i have read the paper tickets by two excellent people whom i really admire pics of the paper finds that the growth in polarization has been greatest among older people, and young people especially likely to use the internet show a lower degre of increase in polarization over everything. -- a recent time. it's a very gross account, not in the sense that it is disgusting. nothing disgusting about this paper, but operates with r

thefed and boj on one hand, bank of japan will continue this aggressive program for the for siebel futureant to bring up a chart here. nominal gdp. we have a robert shiller in the next hour. he does acclaimed work with janet yellen and others on the animal spirit. nominal gdp, here is the u.s. hurdle rate of 4%. nominal has failed, rolled over. how critical is it that nominal gdp is rolled over? it is super critical because at the end of the day, corporate managers think in nominal terms as opposed to real terms. clearly, there has been an initial jumpstart to getting the economy, getting growth to expand. but more needs to be done. the concern of the markets is, that the market currently in japan may be distracted by other issues and needs to refocus its attention on the economy, trying to get those animal spirits to revive. the corporate sector is in fine shape. we have a record profit margins, record cash balances. it is not as if there is no cash around. you bring up the right point, where is the trigger, the catalyst to get corporate managers to deploy that cash to the economy throug

fossil fuels will be around for the for siebel future. we have the responsibility to make sure it is burned in the most clean manner that we can and this requires research. mr. speaker, the house is wildly defeated similar amendments in the past year after year and i hope they will do so, too. and i encourage its defeat. i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman from is recognized for 15 seconds. ms. castor: i appreciate the remarks of the the gentleman from west virginia and well spoken add vow for his state. i'm not hearing it. we have to look towards the future where are the jobs being created, things that are going to put money back into the ockets of consumers and unlesh so america can be the leaders. vote aye. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: the realization is that fossil fuels are consumed in all 50 states. it's not west virginia we are dealing with. you are concerned about your state and water quality and that's what this research is going to take care. we have to maximize the money. in