i think we made some progress this week on that. the other is maybe where we're going to find the workers to keep this economy going. that's what i hear employers complaining about now. they want to expand, but they don't have the workers to do it. >> and of course immigration point. you mentioned a trade war. i think that's really important because obviously taxes and what's happening with that is important. but the trade war first and foremost right now. so the administration is this $12 billion aid package that they're going give to farmer, primarily in the midwest to, you know, try to make up for retaliatory tariffs china is putting on soy beans in response for trump's tariffs. treasure secretary steve mnuchin says this is not a bailout, not a bailout. that's insane talk. however, the republican congressman jeff hensarling, very conservative, fiscal hawk, chairman of the house financial services committee says he is worried about a global trade war, and mnuchin is dead wrong on the bailout issue. here he is. >> my dad was a farmer, my granddad was a farmer. we want trade, not aid. i believe this is still a