brickley even made jokes about it. >> it was 12:31:15 chicago time when we first heard the words will the delegates take their seats and then we found as always they did not at 12:52. chris: they found this on their chairs. it says you're on tv. tips on how your behavior can win democratic votes from our tv audience. one tip, get into your place well ahead of time. the hall can't look good with late comers drifting in. another tip, pay no attention to the cameras. you'll really get wiped out but fast if you insist on playing lens mugger, hand waiver. television's big role was resented by republicans in the goldwater year when he took the podium at that 1964 convention, former president eisenhower got this huge reaction by criticizing the networks. watch the delegates pointing their fingers up at the press box. >> particularly scorned the divisive efforts of those outside our family including sensation seeking columnists and commentators. [cheers and applause] chris: wow. and the war with the press at that convention got so hot that nba's floor reporter john chancellor was arrested by

so we will be using those tools and we will be saying so brickley spent can you imagine the fun blowing the whistle our naming and shaming countries that do persistently and large quantities that keep their exchange rate undervalued? >> don't forget that in our article iv, which is the bilateral preview of countries policies, we include our assessment of the exchange rate currency. and i think i'm pleased to say that many, many countries, including the key players do not object to those being published now. so it's a question of leveraging that and using it. going forward. >> okay. open to the floor. >> not them, thank you for your presentation last night in new york on human rights. you posted all our morale. my question to you, there is a variable which is unknown. the impact -- >> can ask you to get close to the microphone, because it is very nice people are making photos and making click, click, click and i can't take it. >> my question is a conflict that could take any time, and that's a conflict with iran. what would that do to our crisis? and what will that, in fact, be a places