charlie gasperino with more on that side. charlie, where does this stand?d say every major wall street firm, that is banks, firms, private equity firms, they're looking at this and looking in several ways. if you're goldman sachs you're looking at it because you're the banker for svb, silicon valley bank, you're looking to sell it to something, like to sell the whole thing. if you're somebody else, do i buy the whole thing or pieces? if you're bank regulars, i forgot them, you're looking to see if it creates a lehman moment where there's systemic risk next week to the entire banking system. that part, i think is doubtful that it would be a lehman-like magnitude where it spreads across and locks down the financial system necessitating a government bailout is essentially what happened in 2008. i don't think we're going to get that. pretty sure we're not going to get there. we'll get something not so great. from what i'm hearing, this could change essentially when i get off the air with you. no major bank really wants to buy the whole thing. jp morgan, bank of