jordan fabian. >> president trump signed two more executive orders. before he left the white house to spend a weekend in florida. one of the orders targeted the doh,d frank act. it directing the secretary treasure to review regulations on financial institutions and report back specific recommendations to the president. john max field senior banking analyst joins us via skype from portland, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> this doesn't exact dollar away with dod frank. it's starting to explore it. what we heard was the trump administration wants to change or dismantle it. what does this mean >> there's give and take. on the one side, you're balancing these, you know, desire to have economic growth, banks play a really important role in that. if you put heavy them, you're going to necessarily have a negative impact on growth. on the other side of that, you're balancing that against the safety of the father system on the one hand and also the safety of the consumer. if you look at what the executive order today is kind of hinting that they're going to do, they're going to reduce the consumer protections. that's one part of it. but at the same time,