let's bring in chief investment officer and fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council. in with you. there's a lot to unpack here, a lot of moving parts here let's start with the zte deal, which was announced earlier today by secretary ross. there are a lot of interlocking parts here, in other words, zte is a chinese company, north korea is china's sort of protege in northeast asia. talk me through this zte deal. did we do it in part to mollify the chinese before we talked to the north koreans and is it or is it not, from where you sit, a good deal? >> well, let me start with the second question first, and then i'll get quickly to the first one. first of all, they broke u.s. law. and they were going out of business and so, it is the most intrusive deal of this sort that has ever been leveled on a chinese company, $1 billion fine having external monitors, enforcement agents in your company, having to change your management, almost unheard of. but does it actually fix our problems with the chinese companies engaging inn espionage it doesn't but do we have a strategy from th