robin aiello? ryan -- there we are, robin aiello. >> hi. i'm robin with baltimore neighborhoods, and i want to know what would be done, are we even sure that, that borrowers will not be, will be able to get loans? in the future. and low interest loans, those that deserve low interest loans your. >> would any of the staff -- >> to the underserved borrowers. >> so, today's rule should both increased confidence in the mortgage markets so that lenders feel more ability to lend, and consumers can feel more ability to look for loans and go to the closing table without being setup to fail. in both of those respects, having a stronger market that has better consumer protections, really as mike said, on the panel, is good for lenders and for borrowers, and should be good for the market. in terms of how the market will evolve over time, we're just going to have to see. we don't control all those details. we cannot mandate that a lender landed to any particular consumer. we can just set up the right framework so that we think we can root out the kind