hand,ield, on the other the technical side, in better shape. fundamentals are really good, together holding nicely. jonathan: jim keenan, anything to worry about? clearly, there are companies out there that will leverage in the balance sheet. is there a worry for you? i agree with krishna with high yield but take a step back, i don't think you are seeing, from the leverage you are seeing in the corporate space, something that you should be worried about from a economic perspective. certainly creating more risk at the lower risk quality of the investment grade space as they sought to put more leverage on their balance sheet and you see a big boom in bbb leverage. that is more idiosyncratic. they will create some technicals, you are seeing that in investment grade. if there are downgrades, that would filter into the market. earnings are still strong and that is why you are seeing support at the high-yield level. jonathan: and we have consensus here? oksana: i'm always here to create dissonance. i would agree certainly that we n widening. investme

i thankhe geneman from arizona again and with that, i ield back. mr. schweikert: thank you to the gentleman from montana. as we walk through these, there's some fun little tidbits to understand. math is complicated on tax venue. the fact of the matter is we're only where we're at in the year. we're not completely done with the fiscal year. but we pulled up a lttle while ago the status from the amount of revenues up until april. so in 017 fiscal year, at that april time, we had taken in $456 billion in revenues. and revenues comes from lots of different source bus substantially from the economic activity in our nation. income tax, corporate tax, payroll taxes, other things. so 456 last year. this year, $510 billion. so understand that. it's not a complete fiscal year but for -- as our friend from montana was saying, there was such hyper bollic language from some of our friends on the other side, the world was going to come to an end. the fact of the matter is revenues are blowing the doors off from where we thought they'd be. this is a wonderful thing.

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