an article in the financial times with the headline "growing risk, appetite hits the dollar" by peter garn you mean who is quoting halpenny from the bank of tokyo mitsubishi and mr. hall benny says monetary policy will not undergo any changes anytime soon will encourage participants to use the dollar as a funding currency as the risk appetite trades persist in the line with the steady release of improving economic data. what's your response to that? >> well, i just got -- participated in a large meeting with the u.n. 192 countries talking about the impacts of this global financial crisis, and the innocent victims of the mistakes that occurred here in the united states and in europe. one of the points that was raised over and over again is the problem of the dollar as a reserve currency. a lot of people are holding dollars as the backing often their country, the currency. and there's a lot of worry, quite frankly. as the u.s. deficit is soaring. as the deficit this year's expected to reach $1.8 trillion. as the national debt is increasing. as the balance sheet of the fed is increased. there