[indiscernible] we hired david cain to come out and do the drawings for us and we gave it to the other sites mac. they had to come back out and do the temporary work because that was not even the specs. we had talking back and forth and we had them come out and do the fixing of the undermining. we completely refused because they can't even do these -- this temporary shoring properly. it has been like that for a while now. we have been waiting for the winter season to come in when the rain starts settling in and our property continues to sink. we don't have the money to fix it, bottom line. i've got a family, we will be just want to a more homeless veterans out there with three kids. like i said, we have been playing cat and mouse with the other side. his comment to us was, believe it or not, we will sell the house regardless. and i thought, we just got in our car and left. with no type of morals, basically is the way i look at it. as you can see from the photos there, it is pretty deep. and through this whole you can clearly see the construction of the other side. the black typing that

david: he's got a job. joining me, former dallas fed adviser danielle dimartino-booth and former kansas city fed chairman herman cain who also ran for president. danielle, first, your reaction to all this. yesterday, he said no guts, no vision about his fed chairman. what do you think? >> well, look, he's going to continue to berate and bully powell. this is great. he's collecting a paycheck, this is what we're supposed to take from trump. but you know, in powell's defense, we have had fresh data out this morning, jobless claims remain very low, philadelphia fed came in stronger than what was expected. so we are still seeing a lot of green shoots in the economy to suggest that the fed doesn't have to go hit the panic button, and ease as dramatically as say, the europeans. david: but you can't ignore the europeans, can you? they keep lowering their interest rates and part of the job of the fed is to make sure that the united states currency is sort of in parity with what's going on around the world, right? >> you are absolutely right. but the other point relative to the fed is that they are inherently cautious. so th