gemma: it comes back to expectations.e have got to separate -- which is hard to do, the fundamentals and actually what is training on investor sentiment. let's talk about china. ultimately, yes, china is slowing down but that was inevitable. the expectations were unrealistic. it was unsustainable. therefore, it is actually some of the shakeout is to do with expectations. and actually there still could be some strong fundamentals. in terms of the companies. there is an opportunity there. if you listen to one person would be the chair of pboc? is he the guy the pulse the strings? gemma: it is hard to decipher what is going on behind the scenes. guy: that seems to be the shift. the pboc has started to stabilize the market. we did not hear from them for months and months. now those statements -- cut here or cut there, starting to calm things down. did not do anything that was a huge concern. there is a lot of pressure on them to take action. after all these cuts, is the yuan going to devalue? is that going to cause more -- i

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host: good call, gemma. they are downstream from dupont. flint was the site of general motors.uest: he touched on a good point that a lot of republicans have been making. the epa has expanded too much. it's focused on too many extraneous issues and should be focused on these core issues. that's how they defend the argument that they have been critical of the epa overreach, but they would say this is a core function they should be focused on. host: a michigan caller, sally is in saint joe county in michigan. welcome. shepherdson,, mr. i have heard that lansing corrected its pipes, lansing, michigan, corrected its pipes with a new flexible pipe that they ran through house to house. sure that our governor must have been aware of that. it was inexpensive of the time, and it was never brought up the hearings. i was appalled at that hearing. based onso obviously political parties. host: i'm really go there, we're going to an actual flint caller here from debbie in flint, michigan. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. what it wanted to point out was