welcome libby cantrell and jeffrey solomon.ecause it took us through for fold both are if they split or the democrats hold both, what does it really mean and by and large, it doesn't mean a lot. there might be something on infrastructure and there might be something about ratifying the usmca, the successor to nafta. nafta 2.0.l: the big lunch line the market perspective is that the two big policy risks out of washington facing markets are pretty much unchanged independent of the midterm elections. meaning that trade policy risk is basically independence. it is sort of divorced from the midterm election outcomes trade and that's because of democrats take back the house or both chambers, their strange bedfellows with the president on trade, in some ways the democratic caucus agrees with thepresident on trade, really anticipate a lot of pushback on trade policy and then fed policy of course, hawkishness from the fed and that's independent from tomorrow's outcome as well. if the republicans took both in that seems unlikely at this