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our lane the fed and when we talk about things like fiscal policy and trade policy #we tried to stay ahigh level of principle . but to answer your question, if this process leads to a world of higher tariffs on a wide range of goods and services, those are sustained for a longer training time. that will be bad for our economy. it will be back or other economies to . that is not what the industries and says they're trying to achieve and it is up to us to criticize their policies. but the evidence is clear that countries that remain open to trade higher incomes, not every group is affected positively by trade. there are groups hurt by trade and all countries have learned they need to do a better job of addressing those populations but not through trade barriers and tariffs. >> certainly the fed did not have direct responsibility for trade and tariffs. are you consulting all when the tariffs decisions were made? >> we play no role in the administration's discussions. i imagine just about everyone here year from our network of business and rising chorus of concerns. as you pointed out, lots of