on an analysis using what s called dummy variables, it s a beautiful double entendre there when you look at that study. i am waiting for that study to show that german jay powell raising rates to far too fast cost us a point of growth in 2019. that s a study i like to read. eric: phd tutorial live on the air on the fox news channel. sandra: to finish, you said the stock market rally is not ready, dallas at 28.5 right now. my track record is good here. the day after the election, i said down 25,000 in the first term, got there. i said in july now 30,000 we got usmca and interest rate cut, i think we re going to get there in the early part of the year and i m thinking 32,000 by the end of the year and with the nasdaq outperforming the dow as well as the dow is doing, tech
that is deep in order to fight them on two fronts, in russia s territory and also within ukraine. if they can keep those tight things up and if the west to include the u.s. can continue to supply them with weapons and what they need, i think that the ukrainians will be successful. all right. so, i m glad you broke that down just like that. there was a good tutorial there. i want to start with russia. what do you make of the news out on friday, that russia was conscripting more than 130,000 troops, one, and two, publicly saying that they told those troops that they will not be going to hotspots, i.e., ukraine? what do you make of the conscription and what do you make of the promise to the new troops that they won t be going to ukraine? i have a couple of thoughts. yes, when you hear 130,000,