<transcript><audio_20>goes from now on so goes Houston very quickly they're coming into recession 91 92 from 93 to 2000 Houston led the way in the longest peacetime economic expansion in American history brought about by the stock market bubble in the.com boom but by 1998 and 2072 and 73</transcript><caption><image_21>The image shows a man standing behind a wooden podium with a microphone in front of him. He is wearing a beige blazer and appears to be giving a speech or presentation. The background is dark and there is a screen on the right side of the image. The man is gesturing with his right hand as he speaks into the microphone. He has a serious expression on his face and is looking towards the audience.</caption><transcript><audio_22>for the same time I lose excellent good no different than the height of the boom back in 1982 recovery into a radically different economy and then the recession of 2000 jobless recovery that followed eroding coming back up and then not</transcript><transcript><audio_23>surprising the last four years 60 57 49 38 38 again the theme in this in the survey this year is that we're in the midst of a serious economic downturn but the bleeding seems to have stopped the recovery is not yet fully underway but</transcript><transcript><audio_24>this 38 has stayed at 38 and and other I think I have one other chart that shows that no I don't but it's another chart that we ask people over the years how have you been doing financially things are getting better about the same or Worse how do think you'll be doing the future twenty percent only of the respondents last year said they were</transcript> goes from now on so goes Houston very quickly they're coming into recession 91 92 from 93 to 2000 Houston led the way in the longest peacetime economic expansion in American history brought about by the stock market bubble in the.com boom but by 1998 and 2072 and 73 for the same time I lose excellent good no different than the height of the boom back in 1982 recovery into a radically different economy and then the recession of 2000 jobless recovery that followed eroding coming back up and then not surprising the last four years 60 57 49 38 38 again the theme in this in the survey this year is that we're in the midst of a serious economic downturn but the bleeding seems to have stopped the recovery is not yet fully underway but this 38 has stayed at 38 and and other I think I have one other chart that shows that no I don't but it's another chart that we ask people over the years how have you been doing financially things are getting better about the same or Worse how do think you'll be doing the future twenty percent only of the respondents last year said they were
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