julian emanuel is still with us. at what point does the rest of the world's problem become the u.s.'rest of the world grapples with the reported inflation of a major currency? julian: it already is. we know what the inflation numbers are and we heard from corporate america last week. there was one very key announcement that basically the recession is being imported into the u.s. from that perspective, we are at that point. the thing that is different about the last several days is clearly the fed has been guiding the market in terms of what it expects, what it wants, how it wants this to unfold. the last couple of days as i said earlier, entering the emotional phase, we are likely at the point where the markets are going to start guiding the central banks. that flips the script. that frankly is the danger that you get into in september and october. ultimately for us will provide at some point the buying opportunity. damian: everyone is so bearish this morning. what is the upside risk to global growth? what is the market not seeing here? is china reopening, the crushing de-escalation,