can janet yelin? >> it's easy. you can do it. i can do it.t it takes is the will to do zblit and? >> it depends on whether she can buy one more job by crank tak printing press one more time. >> let's say you are going out 12-to-24 hour months, you are a buyer or seller of stocks, putting all of this together that we've discussed. >> can i make that into a trick question? u.s. stocks or japanese stocks? >> actually, i was thinking of u.s. stocks, but i love japanese stocks, too, that's a great play. how about u.s. stocks? >> i'd be a buyer, why not be a buyer of japanese stocks, right? there is an inflation story you can live with. these are guys who will ine improve their lot, they're reverse. >>-2 or 3% cpi, you want to get them positive, we're at 1.5. >> that's a complete regime change. that's a turn-around. >> do you buy both markets? curious? japan is pumping out a lot of money. it's probably good for world growth. would you buy the u.s. market? >> yes, i would. specifically sectors, not metals. >> not commodities. >> honestly, i think th

vice chair janet yelin is the odd's on pick. a different question, who should replace him to maintain king dollar and the value of money and help our economy grow? so after much deep thinking as well as phone calls to my hard money friends, the answer is...former governor and current fed critic kevin warsh. he is my man to replace bernanke. also mentioned prominently, however, in no particular order, dallas president fischer, stanford president taylor. steve forbes and past budget chairman paul ryan and for this new movement of what's called mark monitorist, i'm including bentley university professor scott sumner. that's my list, warsh the first choice. the winner by acclaim. they're all these mighty fine monetary thinkers. speak of the monetary reporter, none better than our best reporter, chief economics cornert for the "wall street journal" who penned the piece "tame the inflation to keep fed on course." tame the inflation to keep the fed on course. i'm not saying president barack obama is not going to listen to the can you "