and i to thinkre is going to be a lot of uncertainty, market tumult approacng theeadline. i suspect the british aren't nailing it down until the last minute. if you think out the next year and when the hikes will occur, probably won't be at the march meeting that -- when they normallyld hike rates. i think global conditions matter. brexit matters having said that, you know the u.s. economy is very relativelyt insulated fro rest of the world. and we can grow strongly even if the restf the world isn up to par. i would expect that in 2019. there is a lot of fiscal stimulus scoll ng, increases in government spending. we're in a vtuous cycle. low unemployment. growt and higher spending. i think next year will be strong wo hikes. at least >> but we also start to see the impact of the trade war with china specifically was mentioned and we'll get to this later by fedex as onef thessues they've been dealing with. is that a danger for in economy? >>yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm making the assumption that president trump doesn't escalate the trade war that he figures out a way to co