wall street is what the federal reserve chairman jerome powell says later on this afternoon, if he hints at future cuts. to your point what we got this morning was a read on the u.s. economy, and it is -- it does look like it slowed just a little bit, and it's decelerating and at this point the 1.9% read that we got really makes it unclear to me how we get to the 4% growth that donald trump promised the american people. i don't see how he delivers that this year with the reads we've got on the gdp numbers, brooke. i think that -- look that could be a political risk to him. he's lucky that the u.s. consumer keeps spending. lucky that the government keeps spending. that's helping boost gdp, but business investment and confidence is down and that is a risk and so is manufacturing, brooke. >> kristina, thank you. back here in washington as the house prepares to mark a