eglin said this young man looking very serious as he sits -- you will see this young man looking very serious as he sits and you will realize this is not a miracle. there was a solid basis. the other thing i want to say is that, you know, they're not many designers are around here changed the course of history. because when it comes to fashion, yes, there are lots of things that we see. lots of excitement, lots of fralala going on, but we do not often see things that you realize have captured the moment in time. and that is what i think you'll find in this exhibition. but i do not want to talk anymore, because those are actually some of the believes that you have come to listen to jean paul gaultier and not suzy menkes. [laughter] so jean paul, i really wanted to ask you, thinking we're going through the exhibition from the beginning, the power you give women with the sexuality with the corsets, that actually was very much a reflection of what was going on when you did it. can you tell us about those madonna corset years? >> yes, it is a kind of a reflection of what is happening. also

lew invested and was based in the cayman silence at the infamous eglin house in so many democrats haveviciously decried as a tax haven. impact in 2008 all campaigning for president then senator obama said that it was quote either the biggest building in the world or the biggest tax scam in the world unquote. throughout the 2012 campaign president obama repeatedly attacked mitt romney for having funds invested in the caymans and if i recall correctly, and that romney's funds were antitrust that he had no control over. in may king such investments governor romney was in the works of the obama campaign betting against america. one can only wonder whether while serving as white house chief of staff for obama mr. lew supported this line. once again mr. lew has repeatedly refused to acknowledge any contradiction or hypocrisy between the presidents rhetoric and his own actions defending himself only by saying that this investment was done legally and transparently. i think the same probably could have been said about governor romney's investment as well that was in a blind trust. the contrast

and a stand this is your sixth confirmation hearing, so you are certainly eglin for punishment. but we welcome you. we thank you very much for your service. mr. chairman, i am optimistically listening to the concerns about closing offshore loopholes. i think we may have something here that we could do together ted offset sequestration. i think it would be wonderful to work together on something that would close loopholes that clearly we are seeing bipartisan support and concern about today which i would love to work with members on. i would like to talk to you about, no surprise, one of my favorite subjects which is growing economy with manufacturing. i was very pleased to your the president's comments last night. we all know that while we would love to add things go faster, manufacturing has been leading the recovery in growth. and when we look at tax reform and what we need to do to be competitive internationally and so on, i am very interested and concerned to make sure that we continue to make things in america and innovate in america. so i wonder if you might speak to how w