any explosion or ignition. we need to find the good news where we can take it. for example, the fact that the private sector created jobs, created some 60,000 plus jobs, which was only slightly less than the whisper number than economists expected is a glimmer of hope that this economy has not stalled out completely, it's not going in reverse, it is creating private sector jobs and we shouldn't see a huge surprise that government sector jobs are in decline. the census lays people off and the stimulus money which helps creates jobs isn't around anymore. jenna: do you buy that david, we need to be more patient, let time process through this recession? >> no, jeba -- jen kwrarbgs i'm afraid i don't. i think the polcy uncertainties that have been injected in the economic equation by the administration and by congress have made consumers very, very nervous, consumers account for over two-thirds of the u.s. economy, and it's cut businesses -- it's got businesses on the sidelines when it comes to business expansion decisions, capital