Oh, I thought that. I thought he said. I thought he said, I don't. I don't. I don't see it well enough. No. Well, I guess again, Mr. Rogers hitting the button. We're seeing the bond markets are doing we can't control long term interest rates. That's going to be up to our creditors. If they look at us as not serious about this. I think the bond markets have been telling that they're going to demand a higher and higher interest rate to refinance that $9 trillion. (23:45–23:51)
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Asserts that long-term interest rates are influenced by creditors, not controlled domestically.
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