>> because gordon brown, when he was in charge of the g-20 three years ago, put in very good places fore g-20 is basically a forum where people talk. i'm the u.s., i listen to you, you're an emerging market, and it's an exchange of ideas. it's not about putting pen and paper, getting something done. >> that was one example of the height of the financial crisis, where a g-20 actually came out solid. yeah, but you don't know. it's private discussions, and it's about the exchange of point of view, and if you don't do it, there's no real forum that allows emerging markets to at least have their voice be head to head with the big boys. taup take a listen. >> we've run out of room on the monetary policy side, or almost that we run out of room on the fiscal policy side, meaning everything is trying to reduce their deficits and reduce their debt. so what we have left is structural change. >> so the takeway is the government needs to do more. the problem has been that you've had a federal reserve that's been out there doing a lot of stimulus, being very act daverb. but you have agot the u.s. gov