to the kinds of manufacturing job promises that donald trump made. and the kinds of -- those kinds of interventions are very much at the level of micro managing specific firms. and i don't think that does end well. and it's not characteristic of that level of policy. >> and letting them off the hook easy if all a company has to do is go along with spin for jobs they've already made a deal on and let the government official do the announcement, well, that's the easiest corporate welfare ever. >> exactly. so donald trump like with the carrier thing, donald trump talks sticks but someone's handing out a $7 million carrot check there. so you have to look very much at the details. what we're not seeing is systemic economic policy that's truly targeted at the many constituents who voted for him because they've been on the wrong side of globalization, of inequality, they've experienced wage stagnation. we're seeing a plan that's a gift to investors.