it's going to be impossible for them to unwind that. They talk about it, but they can't do it. If they did it they would have to sell back to the public worthless assets, these mortgage assets. That's what they bought up with it and no one's going to take it back, so they can't unwind that . Q: One of the things people are talking about now is that because there are no more dissenting members on the Fed board there is the potential for further asset purchases in a couple months time. Quantitative easing 3. Is there anything you think that you can do in your position to really stand up against that and make actions quick enough to prevent that from happening? A: No, not quickly. Some day it will happen, there will be some reforms. Public opinion still is important even for the Federal Reserve and sometimes for the courts. That with the public reaction against QE2, that put the Federal Reserve on the defensive. And a lot of conventional, mainstream economists came out and said enough is enough this is too much you know, and a lot of names were put on those advertisements and that is important, that's our greatest tool right now is getting public opinion against it . Eventually we'll have to have monetary reform and maybe Congress would pass something that would restrain him on how much money they could pump in without getting permission from the Congress. But that would