A.G.

[Peter Kilander]

>>I just learned that Alan Greenspan is speaking tomorrow in Berkeley here
>>at the business school, but I have to be in a meeting with the Botany
>>professor I work for at that time. Are you going, Brad DeLong? I wonder if
>>he would take questions. EvA lot of people are looking at hi, particularly
>>now. I wonder if a well phrased unusual question could elicit a response
>from him that would cause a secondary response when people read his
>statements in the media.>
>
>Not in a million years.  Saying nothing
>is his best thing.  This is a job for
>the Aron Kay (the Pieman).
>
>MBS

Is this the Belgian Pie-guy who nailed Gates? I read that he and his cohorts
yell "Gloop, Gloop!" as they dispense pies.

Maybe people have done this, but I wish someone in Congress would follow up
one of his answers with "Can you be a little more specific?" and then follow
up the next answer with "You're still being ambiguous, let's try a little
harder now shall we?" and then "better, but I think you can still do better
than that."

Questions for Alan Greenspan: Chairman Greenspan, I have to say I've been
extremely impressed by your handling of the economy during your tenure. I
don't think many people would disagree with the statement that this economic
boom we've been experiencing is due in large part to the Fed's management of
the economy and Clinton's decesion to keep you on as Chariman of the Federal
Reserve was by far the best decision he has made in his political career.
There is one thing, though, that inquiring minds want to know: do you think
Ayn Rand is hot? Hot as say Marilyn Quayle?

Peter