 But it seems like Chairman Powell not necessarily might have closed the door to a July cut, but kind of seems reticent toward doing that, doesn't he? He does. I mean, look, it's going to be very, very close in terms of the recent developments. I think they are still waiting for a little bit more data because of the volatility I laid out in terms of those weak numbers. But it is, I think, still crucial that the fact that the markets are pricing in two rate cuts and are putting September on the table, it reinforces what Jay Powell told David Rubenstein, which is that politics may not be affecting their policy.