we'll ask him tomorrow on various report factors later on, union square hospitality group chairman danny meyer to talk about the strength of the consumer. holding onto gains so far, dow up 91. haven't fallen below that s&p 500 4,000 level. the yield curve, the biggest inversion since volker ran the fed in the '80s. we'll get the jobs number, obviously, cpi, ppi, the budget today, the battle over the debt ceiling and, of course, the fed meeting. joining us this morning as we said, evercore isi vice chair. i do wonder putting this week into perspective how prescriptive you the fed chair was and how much depends on numbers still to come? >> it's been a crazy week, even by recent standards in terms of fed signals driving the market up, down, left and right i think there's, frankly, a lot of confusion at the end of this. i don't think powell's signaling was partly consistent. what's new is he came out more hawkish than many of us expected he clearly put 50 in play for the next meeting in march. it debate, of course, is whether he was signaling a strong default to do 50 putting in play alongside 25

. >> we had danny meyer on the show last week, and he said the early dinner hour is on fire because peopleink out of the office and your boss never knows. >> because they're not actually leaving the office because they're home. >> he knows. you can see what people look at. they don't work as hard. >> no. clearly mr. zuckerberg seems to believe that again, is that definitive? is that going to mean they're suddenly going to be in the world of technology where in particular there's been a great deal of remote work, that things are going to change dramatically probably not. >> don't you think he's saying in the year of efficiency, you don't need to work here. you can go elsewhere >> the line i encourage you all to find opportunities to work in person has a real tap on the shoulder effect? >> no guaranteed meta income what's the matter with that? do you think, david, do you think right now john deere, you can loaf off >> of course not >> this is what they do. you think ford right now is trying to hire people or fire people >> ford? >> i'm just using them -- >> fire people. >> i'm saying industr

meyer also helped him find housing when he and his mother were homeless. now he volunteers as her online group administrator. i lot of people need help and like danny, i can do everything by her own so, i mean there is not enough resources to like only one person. but myer is far from alone. train of hope and angio set up originally to help with the large inflow of migrants in 2015 has provided food, clothing, space, and activities for an estimated 135000 refugees so far. but the organization also says it's a shame these tasks are falling to volunteers. again, to could have learned a lot looking back at what happened in 2015, what was needed for the refugees and how it all evolved. but we failed in 2022 when the ukrainians were coming. that while the angio and civil society had them their homework and most of the management of public administration didn't, most refugees here expressed gratitude to their asking and government. but some also feel the initial welcome has worn out this group of people with disabilities and severe illness lives in a building that will be closed next month. and they haven't been told what happens next. you know, they're