thisally responsible for augmentation, this exacerbation of inequality that has caused, in combinationnd incomplete recovery, that has caused this middle-class stress and edginess around the world, which has led to some political fringe parties and fringe thoughts populism. , so after nine years of this artificial levitation on the part of financial assets, high-end real estate, art, the things that rich people buy. what we have today is a global financial system that is just about as leveraged, and in many cases more leveraged, than before 2008. and so -- and i do not think the financial system is more sound. i do not think the fixes that have been put into place have actually created a sound financial system. so i do not believe the confidence is justified in policymakers and in central bankers, and the fact that confidence has not been lost up until now is, is obvious. but if and when confidence is lost, i think it could be lost in a very abrupt fashion, causing conceivably a ruckus in the bond market, stock markets, and in the financial institutions. ♪ david: you have given a lot o