election with a feeling of expression with said both usda and hud had played an important tool so how the ucle f his responsibility?. >> we have a strong relationship between the department of agriculture to recognize that we have a joint interest which she now weighs to amalgamate that in the most efficient way. interestingly enough those that are severely affected in the metropolitan areas but that doesn't mean they are any less important in the will continue to focus on that. and then to the department of agriculture the housing h and rental assistance program and lateen and ways to streamline and maximizeo stre the effectiveness to help more.th >> had placed several important roles with equal opportunity to support programs of those practices are you planning any changes with the fair housing act?. >> the fair housing act of 19681 of the most beautiful pieces of legislation we have ever crafted in aan bipartisan legislation. [applause] i will book to he it's everything we can for every group in society. >> so i would come back to amene point in the success we have seen to recapitalize olde

where you have manufacturing jobs disappearing from the 1990's to the 2000 and then during the crisis, ucltruction jobs, all the yellow on the table. as holmes stopped getting built. all this stuff. now which am. to me was a big chunk for mining. carol: i highlighted this in the notes, the mining jobs specifically it was heard a lot from president trump on the campaign trail and now as president, he's talking about bringing these jobs back. it's an area that's been decimated. >> the biggest block is definitely in mining. oliver: there are two different ideas, jobs that have been lost and than the jobs that potentially could be lost. tell us about how you leverage that data to figure out what belongs in each part and how to view the future. >> the data for the second piece -- carol: that's a chart plot. for those of us who listen to bloomberg or watch bloomberg, we talk about the dot plot the federal reserve so much, to get an idea with the numbers of the fed think in terms of where interest rates are going. that reminded me of the fed dot plot, but you do it with the job representation to