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i don't know if it's goingng to wowork. stuart: we've dealt with facebook.h apple. the fed isis also a big or the market. theyey are starting totoday wite two-day meeting. tomorrowow afternoon we'e'll fid out when j janet yellen her thig and if we find out exactlyly wht she's thinking aboutut intereret rarates. yesterday, a famous s and importanant i went ouout there t is probably going to be a ratete hike in june. todd, come on and from chicagog. you agree with mohammed area in, a rate hike e in june. what do you say? >>>> good morning, stuart. i would not t be surprised if ty might do something tomorrow. we a are being held hostage by e fed. totomorrowow or june i would noe surprised if they don't do it tomorrow. you might see a more hawkwkish statemenent out of bed. overall, the entirire economy, e entire stock market is heleld hostage by j janet yellen of the federal reseserve. stuart: on the one hand anand on thee other. >>>> you thehe buzzer. cheryl: i gott buzzed?d? drink you order, o ord.. i want to use the word. todd, i asked you a spspecific questi