with the most complicated economy we've in decades and let's think about the causes of inflation, yeah, we have a hot labor market and that's what policymakers are worried about and we also have a war in ukraine that's keeping energy prices very high and it's affecting food prices and it's a very complicated world, and so i don't want to point the finger at the fed alone and say oh, my gosh, you guys have gotten it wrong and it's your fault, this mess. it's a complicated world and i think they're doing the best we can. >> our colleague poppy harlow spoke with the head of the imf and i know we're tight on time, they basically said jerome powell should continue doing what he's doing at this point. when we look at recession concerns they're not unique to the united states. so how much is the fed, how much even are lawmakers in the country looking at what's happening globally and how does that influence the decision that powell and the fed are making? >> excellent question. a lot of countries and leaders