Let's get straight to Bloomberg's Michael McKee, our international economics and policy correspondent live from Washington DC. Mike, what you looking at. Well, it's a little bit worse than even, on first glance because the prior month, June was revised up to 92.2%, and it comes out at 90.8% for July.So a drop in confidence, which wasn't totally expected because there was a feeling the earlier drop in gasoline prices this month might push confidence a little bit higher. Still waiting on the breakdown of othe ...