tom: one final question with catherine mann. n post" and not a single word on fiscal affairs. how do you get fiscal affairs on the front cover of newspapers in america? catherine: when interest rates go up. on the long and in particular. tom: how many races are we away -- raises are we away? catherine: it may be a while. depends on whether the financial markets take note of the selloff number. tom: catherine mann, thanks for joining us. gaspar, thanks for being the talk of this meeting. on fiscale primer economics. saving for a rainy day at the international monetary fund. we are going to continue discussion with adam pozen of the peterson institute. and yes, we will speak with governor carney and the bank of england. from washington, please stay with us worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: this morning, quiet markets and a quiet washington. the present appears -- president appears to have a key democratic vote for secretary of state pompeo. candidate, mayor, and u.s. attorney says mr. mueller should be "allowed to do his job."