and globalization, a lot of the shops are not ground anymore, i think, you know, both anthony and ken gave reasons to be optimistic. maybe we'll see revival on manufacturing. i don't think it's going to be answered because we got to, you know, take those workers and get them more skills, not necessarily, you know, four-year college degree. take the jobs in higher part of the job situation that are being created. >> looking out further and not, you know, up to the next year. i'm talking about the next ten years. what the economic politicians that are going have to be put in place, you know, according to what people say are important to them to makes competitive and also to keep the middle class as is that seems to be a huge point of anxiety for many americans making sure that they have that middle class to reach or to strive for. >> i had the absolute apps to that question and i would be -- i would not be sitting here right now. look, i think part of this is, yes, we have new challenges we're facing run on technological advances and global competition nap created a situation where our