his argument that twitter has been ripped desmet -- misrepresenting his bots will not prevail.t's hard under delaware president to prove and he criticizes twitter for hiring and firing the last couple of months. the contract let's twitter act reasonably in the ordinary course. i'm skeptical whether a judge can use that to allow him to walk away. taylor: we appreciate it. thanks for breaking it down. it's an ongoing saga. let's look at the overall markets with the doubt going positive the first time today. it feels like volatility is indeed the talk of the day. what do you make of these volatile markets coming off of a decent rally last week? >> i think volatility is about to start again. vix levels are high but they have still underperformed in markets. we look at where rates have developed in that ratio has been at an historic high. as we going to earnings season we start to get more information , there's more to go on the upside. jon: we will be busy getting our hands on a series of banks reporting earnings this week. in terms of where you could see more of the earnings relat

that whole industry is desmet. >> we have some ideas for you. on another topic, project labor agreements, and i suspect we will see eye to eye on this -- >> you never know. >> it's important you understand, you mentioned that pla's a welcome news for all workers but that is not what i'm hearing from the 87% of nonunion workers in construction. this administration, their executive order on pla is mandating them. my challenge is to limit the pool of qualified bidders primarily to one stream of bidders and i can have impacts not just for taxpayers for people who are working and they won't have a chance at a job at a good job. washington state the unionization rate is relatively high at 18%. 18%. in washington state is not exactly a red state, right? i am in no way -- i have family members who work in the trades who are part of unions. that is not my issue but i am pro-worker editing pro competition. what i'm concerned about is the key allies are really going to disenfranchise the 80% of nonunion contractors smaller mom-and-pop industries, again i h