literally on a daily basis with bipartisan leadership in the senate, with the outstanding leaders in the house and of course with the make it safe coalition, with the advocacy groups and ith all of you, to make this bill the next step on the road to the president signing a whistleblower protection improvements statute that he can sign into law, and we are not flinching. we are redoubling our effort and very very much looking forward to working with the outstanding leadership in congress, both in the house in the senate in a bipartisan way u.s. buffer these protections for so long, with all of you on behalf of the president and the white house, thank you you were. keep it up and we look forward to working together with you in the months and the years ahead. thank you. [applause] congressman is our next speake but. [inaudible] there should ve been time for when we started the program. thatis to introduce you to the organizers of the events from today and tomorrow. for the fi
appropriate medium-term objective in [unintelligible] could you give me some idea of if i interpreted that correctly? and how far are we from the objectives of current policies? give an idea of how much would be required of additional fiscal effort. finally, would you like to venture sort of the time horizon for this? thank you. for those of you who did not hear the end i got it. [laughter] the rigor of her question gives you a feeling of what a large number of countries experienced over a very long time span when she was their mission chief, coming from the international monetary fund to address their fiscal situation. you will understand what i say when i observe that saying the primary balance and getting the debts to its gdp ratio on a sustainable path are essentially the same criteria with the u.s. nominal gdp growth and nominal interest rates are likely to be roughly comparable. obviously in the near term the situation is somewhat more favorable than that if