yesterday almost guarantee we'll go into recession. if you look at europe, as you know well, europe has negative yielding bonds. in other words, their bonds, if you're going to lend -- you're paying them to lend the money. there's $16 trillion worth of negative yielding government bonds, mostly in europe and japan. we're running out of -- they're running out of tools with which to deal with a slow economy. the u.s. still has positive interest rates. that's forcing money to come into our bond markets. do they engage in tax cuts? do they find ways to stimulate their economy? so i think all of that is on the table. there's no easy answer to any of these questions. >> very quickly, what did you learn from that about who is calling the shots here or shaping the agenda for this summit to gabe's point about this being a strategic move. i was struck by how mentioning climate, calling it an agenda