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Feather. think about the last year. we talked about the stories where campus crusaders could shut down a college speaker like ayan, hersi ali, get her banned from speak. now the united states is saying we have a geopolitical answer foe of the united states attacking an american company and really the economy. think of all the movie workers who work at some of theseés%7f>% bvqéslebnóp5rnqlji#[o/>çú# [r]qe they thought they were going to. they make minimum wage or close at these theaters. it affects everybody not those embarrassed by their e-mails. i think it s a very interesting exercise how strong would we feel about free speech? what would you do, north korea? what is it we could do? i think that there are ways that you could shut down their internet. that s probably right. but i think these hackers, north ....
Indeed. now to business, u.s. stocks made up for a two-day drop, regaining most of its losses on all three markets, closed in positive territory. cnbc s steve sedgwick is live in london for us. and good morning to you, steve. what have we got? reporter: well, we ve got the fed pretty much giving no major surprises, apart from the fact, if anything, they re going to be quicker at getting rid of quantitative easing. there was a doubt whether the final $5 billion would be done at the october or september meeting. it s going to be october, so we ll get $15 billion off the table in qe in october, and that means, of course, that we have only rates potentially going up. when s it going to happen? march 2015, maybe the third quarter 2015. very contradictory statement as well. absence of wage pressures but also shortages of skills. elsewhere, europe s economy s sex, drugs and rock and roll, because apparently, rock and roll already being taxed, sex and drugs could well be taxed now as well. ....
And that s going to affect i think how markets behave in the next few months. isn t it amazing how all of this time of bumping along the bottom we still haven t seen real policy, i m talking federal policy. it s all been about the fed. the fed leaving rates where they are and doing the qe stimulus has helped this economy and we haven t had the fed has done the stimulus. and i think what the chairman said was there s no consumer confidence. and if you re just one of these new people that just got re-employed you re not going to race right out and buy a new car yet. you re going to wait to see if the job market s going to be there in six months. most of these people have been displaced once and i think there s a lot of nervousness out there is, unhappiness. is this last jobs number a bounceback because of weather-related issues in the first quarter, or is this truly we re seeing more than 200,000 jobs created a month? i think it s an important point, maria. we ve had four strai ....
An environment where you can quickly come back instead of having the sluggishness, we re in the sixth year of a recovery and finally get back to the job count we had before this crisis began. so it doesn t take out fluctuations in life but what it makes sure is over time you grow more, because this government, the federal reserve especially, has hurt this recovery. we should have been doing much better. now, do you think it s going to get worse? in other words, some of the problems we had post the meltdown, these markets notwithstanding, easy money is we ll have a good run for the next year, year and a half, because the qe they re tapering off on but because they don t know what they re doing, like doctors in days of old, they always bleed the patient, we re going to have another crisis. but our dollar is doing okay. doing okay compared to what they were doing before. you think it s a matter of time. matter of time. 2001, you could buy a gallon of gas for $1. that kept th ....