out. >> on the morning of saturday, september 9th, rangers jeter and holland went knocking on steven mcdowell's surprise, mcdowell answered the door. >> he said i'm ready to talk. >> at 12:45 p.m., mcdowell was back in the chair, and made good on his promise to talk. mcdowell said he knew crystal had a long string of affairs. >> and you've confronted her at different times about those affairs. >> yes. i confronted her. and she told me to stay out of her business. she says i'm not dominant enough in the bedroom is what she says. >> pretending to be sympathetic, ranger holland teased out the details of crystal's death. it was slow and brutal. >> is that when she told you she didn't love you anymore. >> yeah. >> did you snap? did you mean to suffocate her? >> no. >> it just mapped? >> i did not mean to hurt her. i loved her. >> and how did you suffocate her? >> i squeezed her, put my arm around her neck. >> like a choke hold or something? did she say anything when that was going on, or did she fight or what happened? >> she said i was scaring her. >> how did you eventually know that she was no lon

steven auf. also joining the conversation all morning long is fox business' dagen mcdowell and chief strategist brianski. thank you for being here. steven, kicking it off with you. let's talk about the riff-roaring rally -- rip-roaring rally yesterday. to what do you attribute such gains? are we still watching investors buy on these rock bottom interest rates or is something else happening. >> i think you're seeing people buying the dip here, maria. this is the second time we tried to crack through 3800 and the market seems supported there. we have this idea of 4500 by the end of the year. we think we're in a synchronized global recovery, mid-summer things look pretty good. you have the fed pouring gasoline on the fire. you've got this stimulus bill which we probably don't need. that's going to add more stimulus. we're leaning as you know into the cyclical side of the market. so-called value stocks. we think they've got a huge catch-up still. they've had big moves but on a three-year basis, they're still 60% behind the growth stocks. so you know, there's room for them to run, we think. especially wit

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