>> wel bernanke is between a rock and hard place. if he starts tapering he could cause a receson.this continued quantitative easing is creating aot of distortions in asset margins. housing prices should not be rising apace that they are, but forery cheap mortgages. agricultural man -- land values are inflated. a lot of distortns in the corporate bond market, jet bonds and so forth propping up companies that really should not be. the onger this goes on the more likely we get bubbles and they but and then a much bigger crisis. i think he would like to get out if h can, and he is looking for a graceful way out before his term is up. gerri: take away the punch bowl. thank you for coming on. great stuff. interesting commentary. >> take care. thank you. gerri: another disappointing report for obamacare. any report showinghat the white house is in f a challenge to get young adults to buy health care insurance. with more on this, tim clifford, president of abc benefits and talent. tells how you cducted this survey? >> this survey was conducted over the last four years by the adp research

governor, wha do you think of the market's reaction and ben bernanke providing all of the fuel for this. what you think? >> wel is no question. one of the reasons that people are putting money into the stock market as they see that the federal reserve continues to have a monetary policy. money printing. quantitative easing. money is pouring into the stock market. this will not end well. you cannot keep on, if you will, pouring more and more money as a tion and not having to payhe piper at some point. bonds are going to continue to be key. prices will up. you kno it's kind of disconcerting when you see the people who have stopped making a lot of money, even though you have lots of people, 7.5% of people that are unemploy when you consider the other people who have dropped out of the work fore. the stimulus and the moetary policy these are tough times. neil: so when you say that this wi not end well. what do you mean? >> well, you cannot keep on borrowing more than you taken forever. you cannot keep on printing money and keeping interest rates near zerr ever. at some point that has to reverse. the people tat wer