 All right, I want to show you something from Alaska Center Lisa Murkowski when she was being followed by reporters getting to her car We got the audio and video of that prior to the tour closing. Take a look This is her car, everybody. Give her room. It's her car. It's her car. Out the way. This is her car. How do you feel about what has been agreed to? I think it was a good step today. Thank you. Thank you. All right, I think it was a good step today. Lisa Murkowski adding her voice to this extension. I think it was a good step today. I think it was a good step today. Let's go to Gary Calpam and Melissa Armle and Ron Susan Lee. Susan what's going on here? It seems a disconnect or maybe it's perfectly natural. I think it's perfectly natural. I mean, look at the background that we're trading off of. Look at the corporate earnings and you have to thank the corporate tax cut for a lot of this. For the fundamentals, as we call it in the market's best quarter for the S&P since the fourth quarter of 2013. That's almost five years. and that just shows you trade deals or no trade deals, Mueller probe or confirmation of Supreme Court nominees, the market just wants to go up. You know, I'm Gary, I always wonder whether it assumes a lot though. And if there's an unexpected development, let's say like a cabinet nomination that goes kablooey, still hard to say, it's early. Trade talks that seem to be producing down the road, promising results, even though nothing is materialized yet. But you got my point that there are the expectations that things will work out. What if any one of those don't? I don't think Kavanaugh is a mover. And Neil, we had selling may and go away was supposed to be bad. September supposed to be a bad month. And we're already hearing about October crashes. For me, it's not the news. It's always how the market reacts to the news. And all I can tell you right now, in spite of the financials acting terribly, in spite of world markets not doing well, in spite of oil prices moving to multi-year highs, major indices are still hanging in there. By the way, in spite of the trade issue too, and until that dynamic changes, you have to be happy with what you're seeing. Now, at any point in time, markets can start reacting negatively to something that shows up. And maybe it is Kavanaugh, but as of this second, then we had one heck of a week. The only thing we did saw was lighter volume as the markets basically stopped in its tracks during the event. Melissa, what you've been saying throughout is that the wind at this market's back is the economy and better earnings and everything else. That's all they pay attention to. You expect that will be the case? Yes, I definitely think the worst is over for the market in reference to tariffs. They've become used to Trump as the president and is tweeting. And as far as Washington politics, the market has taken it in stride. You can't forget the fact that Dow made a brand new all-time high just in the last two weeks. And I'm looking, going into earnings season, which starts in the next two weeks, for a very positive quarter for the market. I believe that we closed the end of the calendar year 2018 as strong and bullish like we started it. Even though we had that whole period where we were back and forth, I think we're through the worst of it now. I'm very bullish in the market. And I said that when I was here two weeks ago and then we made it brand new high. You did indeed. I want to thank you all. Sorry, we truncated this with all the breaking news here. We are getting word again from more Republican senators and Democrats who are on the fence that they welcome this delay here. So we'll see what happens with them about whether they stick to this one week deadline. I'd be remiss too if I didn't mention a couple of other developments concerning what was happening with Tesla today and Elon Musk today, one of the world's richest men is under the gun. He lost a billion dollars in paper worth today. He has a couple of billion more, but I'll update you after this.