paul quigman, "new york times," martin wolfe, "financial times," and david of the "wall street journal." you read all three and you will get a nice flavoring in easy terms of what's going on in our economy. and they're not all cut from the same political cloth. >> okay. >> i like the second answer better. >> paul amberdean. as i listen to the panel -- >> speak up a little bit. >> i said, as i listen to the panel there was no mention of the world oil if you go back to what happened in 2008, they increase the population of oil undoubtedly, had a role in the melt down that we had. and now the price of oil could impact the recovery. i think we should -- good question. clearly already saying some impact on the economic confidence with gas prices. how big is threat is this? how big a threat is that? >> that's the issue when you're trying to do an economic forecast. the number one risk was europe. the number two risk was around fiscal policy, you know, and sustainability of the u.s. economic recovery. oil wasn't actually on the list of what the top three, top three to five risks were. but all