the bloomberg opinion editorial board put out a piece about the willingness of the fed to acknowledge errors and confront new data with an open mind and at least from the opinion seems --team's perspective, that is the best strategy. how the market react to that going forward? >> what it shows is it shows flexibility and if you look at how the fed has reacted over the past number of cycles, they have been quite flexible when they need to be in very often, when they have been in rates cutting mode, something is broken and they have been responsive. of -- there is still no sign that we are at the peak but if you look at the global landscape, there have been many explosions going off right left and center. it hasn't been a u.s. story or problem but there are issues. if you go to the housing market and acknowledge there are risks out there, even though the -- delinquencies are low, that can change. it shows flexibility and it doesn't change the mandate that they have witches who continue to tighten rates until they are short the inflation story has been sorted. >> what does that mean for

let's welcome humorous george hahn, tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion, julian taft, chair of the editorial boardlarge for the financial times, and my old friend dozens michael, democratic strategist and former executive director of new york state democratic party. guys, we have a lot to cover. and i'm going to start with january 6th committee. they finally bring in justice clarence thomas's wife, ginni, and what did she do? she doubles down and tells the committee she believes the election was stolen, that joe biden won. she says she didn't discuss any of her postelection activities, contacting all sorts of people, she never told her husband. supreme court justice clarence thomas. women return to you first, basil. should the january six committee just shut her down? bring urine, she giver question to ask, which comes out with a big fat smirk honors face saying trump won. why even do that one more ounce of attention? she's clearly not an honest broker. >> but we wanted it. there are a lot of democrats wanted to see her be brought in front of the committee. the reality is, we all knew she was goin

let's welcome humorous george hahn, tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion, julian taft, chair of the editorial boardd friend dozens michael, democratic strategist and former executive director of new york state democratic party. guys, we have a lot to cover. and i'm going to start with january 6th committee. they finally bring in justice clarence thomas's wife, ginni, and what did she do? she doubles down and tells the committee she believes the election was stolen, that joe biden won. she says she didn't discuss any of her postelection activities, contacting all sorts of people, she never told her husband. supreme court justice clarence thomas. women return to you first, basil. should the january six committee just shut her down? bring urine, she giver question to ask, which comes out with a big fat smirk honors face saying trump won. why even do that one more ounce of attention? she's clearly not an honest broker. >> but we wanted it. there are a lot of democrats wanted to see her be brought in front of the committee. the reality is, we all knew she was going to say anyway. but she wanted to be he