looking at about 165,000 new jobs last month. certainly the slowest we've seen in some time, so there's something happening here. there is still job growth, no question. wages about 3.2%. we're seeing jobs growth in health care, we're seeing it in services. we're not necessarily seeing it in making stuff, and the president's trade wars are going to add -- and the fed's rate cut are going to add a new complexity as we move into the fall, you guys. >> good break down. let's continue this conversation with the chief economist at grant thornton, and christine is staying with us. diane, there's something going on here as christine romans says. you have some concerns on wall street and elsewhere that you're beginning to see signs of an economic slow down. you see some predictions about that next year. and yet each month the figures are pretty good. yes, revisions over the last couple of months downward, but