are you on board with that, thomas hoenig? >> i can't interpret her comments.rom my perspective, i have said to exercisely get it is onlyct 1.8%. those differences in terms of what it means for the long run economic growth of the economy are not the critical point, as people would like to believe. it is the policy you are following that will have a much more dramatic effect over the long run. haveour policies going to affect on resources in the economy? are they going to spur an acceleration at some in the future? create furthero miss allocations in terms of distribution of income? those are the questions the central bank and policymakers have to pay attention to. downer the fed has let you by 1.8% inflation is not important. >> let's follow that train of thought because we were talking ahead of the interview and you said i'm on board. you do what you have to do. the fed with your emergency lending program, congress passing trillions of dollars. he said it is when things get better and you have to normalize, that is when the rubber meets the road. what is your