>> from an active member's paycheque, it was at their request. the program which they do. >> the question is can you verify that? >> the city's overall audit we look at the payroll process including the deductions that would go through. that is not the objective of the city's audit. they may have selected samples. that would not be objective. >> objective... >> there is no separate audit. >> a similar question but different. we have authority to create secular trust. any employees who have compensation greater than what the federal government allows and sets up -- we do not control that money. the question is, is that -- people come ask us questions, i believe it is within the scope of the city's audit because it is money that you point out that is in direct control by the employer. in this city. it is does not have to be cleared out if the pension is paid out of the trust. >> it is not to my knowledge. it is above, that is audited. >> there was a third part. this is what i am trying to explain to people. the money is checked and verified and it

american workers are taking on bigger paycheques. they should be able to weather a rate increase.y one in ten of them are zombies. instead of gorging on brains, they have been gorging on cheap debt. now they are not making enoughin cheap debt. now they are not making enough in profits to cover the interest on that borrowed money. so when the fed starts raising interest rates, well, the walking dead could be headed for the unemployment line. it is not often you see zombies on business live! we are open to everything. joining us is ben kumar, investment manager at seven investment management. let's talk about the federal reserve decision. everybody is expecting a rate rise, aren't they? they are. everybody has talked a lot about the new governor coming in. he is part of the establishment. he has been on the fed for years, he has been on the fed for years, he has been on the treasury. he is not some random quy- the treasury. he is not some random guy. he is embedded in the policy in the us. people are not expecting any different process than we have seen already. a rate rise today an