think long term. >> chris ailman, a real pleasure. thank you very much. i'll send it back. tyler, he's singing your praises. >> i love that. thank you. say hi to chris for me. he knows that he and i are kindred spirits with respect to indexing. i think it's the core of the smart portfolio. thank you very much, brian. to dom chu with more details on what's going on at molina health. >> it's not any of the molina brothers, any of the catchers in major league baseball. i can tell you a report that in the last few moments shares of molina health have resumed trading. remember we told you it was up about a percent prior to the trading halt. it is up about 16%, 17% on heavier pickups in volume here. it was up as high as near 19% to almost 20% on the heels of that announcement that molina health care's board of directors has, in essence, fired its ceo and cfo to molina brothers who are second generation owners and managers of the company, both of them big shareholders north of 2% stakes in the company. so not unsubstantial in any way, shape or form. this was for what the board call