, yada. the director says let's kill it now, it has been going on but not going anywhere so let's stop it. however, we should advise congress about it. he marchs up to congress and tells them about it and then what happens, the democrats piss all over the agency. >> literally? >> literally. >> i have the pictures. >> they send a letter and one of the -- turns ou basically sn democrats not on the committee but seven democrats write a letter saying oh, my god, this is awful, you have been misleading us and lying to us, echo is what nancy pelosi said when she went off the rail during the bizarre press conference. and what they are doing is coming up this week or next on the 2010 intelligence bill and one of the things the democrats have been pushing for really hard is to widen the briefing requirements. now, instead of telling eight people the most critical secrets they want you to tell 40 people. >> greg: blows my mind. you can't keep a secret. >> how will you keep 40 people and their staffs to

doubts about whether the stimulus package is working and the economy, yada, yada. think? >> i'm starting to warm up to the market here. i kind of like it. i think we're getting a little over sold. i think we're going to go into an earning season here where magically these companies are going to beat the earnings estimates once again. you know, guidance and analyst estimates. surprisingly will be beneath us, as companies actually do. i think we'll get a rally out of earnings season based on most companies beating the estimates they've put out there. you know, then at that point, i think you have to, you know, sit back and reassess. >> all right. any particular parts of the market get your attention? >> i like technology. i'll tell you why. i think that technology is the -- technology spin continues. i think companies continue to spend on technology because it helps their bottom line by giving them more efficiencies. consumers continue to be interested in the myriad of new handheld devices that come out. so -- and then typically tech companies don't have debt. they d

i mean, i have seen documents ries, yada, yada, and they get money fronted to them and they have to return the crop to the warlord or their daughter gets married to some creep somewhere, and also when we began all this after the 9/11 and went to afghanistan, you know, hoorah, hoorah, and the taliban and al qaeda, how connected are they? are they connected? is it, like just a mishmash? and when we see these people struggling and burn the one thing they grow, why wouldn't they think we're either just stupid or ail gwens from another planet? guest: well, there have been some proposals put forward to purchase opium poppy in some restricted arrangement whereby western pharmaceutical companies start to use this for open quats-based drugs in hospitals and so on, but i think those ideas haven't gained much traction for several reasons. one, the drug debate is still very much a hot one in the u.s. and in the west, and would this be equivalent to making concessions in a war that worry's still fighting, and still sort of questioning our own strategies and view of that. what kind of compromises can we