karissa: yes, that is possible.will step back and say that so often, hardly any start off looking like soft landings. i think the repricing in the long end, for all the we have talked about, is the bond market pricing into the idea of the whole economy will have to price off these higher rates. this will flow through home sales, commercial real estate, credit. i think there is some concern. the steepening is very -- bear steepening is a very unique situation. you do not often see it. it is usually all steepening. the fed is jumping in to start cutting rates. this is a unique set of affairs that creates opportunities that we need to be cognizant of what that is telling investors. sonali: i want to bring up something that caught my attention. that is andromeda's alberta gallo who posted on next that it has been unusual for the fed to make direct remarks on fiscal policy but in today's q&a, the fed chair let something slip. you saw the start to the couple as jerome powell was speaking. wouldn't you make of those remark

he was a father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i have been shot.d my mother had been shot. i am bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl. in her bedroom, she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken, it seems clear that the color broke into the house. in, fact the burglar alarm had gone off but it was disabled in under a minute. and that put karen's son, keyon lofton, at the top of the police's person of interest list. he lived in the house, he knew the code. police brought him in for question. >> does your mom set the alarm for the house? >> yes. >> all the time? >> every day every time. one of the detectives plainly said everyone in the room thinks it was, you you are the only one who had access to the pin code. >> would you ever hurt your mom and sister? >> no. >> you would never hurt them? >> no. i said it wasn't me, you can do anything you want to do, it's not gonna be me. >> he told investigators he had be

and karissa in her book, points to the massive of the movie the help, which came out when michelle obama was first lady and really posits that, you know, many americans, white americans, you know, because of racism, uncomfortable with the idea of a black first lady reigning over the domestic sphere and in the help. of course, the you know the black women in that movie are upholding a white woman's domestic space. so she really posited that because of this racist discomfort with a black woman in our nation's most visible domestic space, the the help a sort of release valve that racist you backlash against michelle obama. so that's all her analysis and just included it in the book. yeah i just thought it was really interesting, like the way that michelle called herself the mom in chief and still right. we were like, you know the was not as accepting clearly it should have been and then there's still all these like in the mom lawrence or space, it's really like the biggest accounts are dominated by white women and talk a lot about the cult of domesticity. can you talk about that? tell every