larry: steven mnuchin, it's almost to 180, good point, steven mnuchin said to me the other night, isnths. timing is very difficult but i'm just saying a lot of complacency should be less complacent and these job numbers today, this is not a soft job report, i beg to differ. this was really a strong jobs report, with low unemployment and rising wages, so it's tricky business, and neil, look. that's another reason, we don't need, you know, we're talking about joe manchin and so forth and others. we don't need four, $5 trillion spending package, which would add more inflation . that's manchin's biggest issue. i mean look, mark warner of virginia, whose a friend of mine , he's a good guy. he's a friend of manchin's i think the world of senator mark warner known him for years, interviewed him, talked to him and so forth, but the issue isn't so much personalities, neil. it's that manchin believes, and i think he's right on target, that after the $2 trillion spending package last winter, having another 5 trillion that's what the cbo scored it over 10 years, would just create more inflation