We let them get belligerent and antagonistic. ... As closely as we can, we try to replicate what a real meeting is like.

If you allow those who are the most vocal and most antagonistic to get a meeting with the president for fear that publicity will hurt you if you don't, you're creating incentives for your critics to become even more antagonistic and more vocal. Then, you're forever stuck in: Will you or won't you meet? You'll no longer lead. You'll just wrestle with meetings.

We don't want to put any belligerent drunks in the truck.

I think that until we get further indication, probably in the next Fed meeting, of where the Fed is in terms of raising rates, that the market's going to stay in a range. After we get that, the fundamentals behind tech are so fantastic, that it's going to yield some support for the second half of the year.

Let me describe it as a momentous meeting. It was a good, workman-like meeting.

It's not an easy thing to be let go.