markets and the economy, well, it may make some sense i want to bring in bridgewater's co-cio, greg jensene world and the man who makes some of th decisions in terms of investing there. greg, nice to have you with us this morning thank you for joining us >> great, well thanks for having me >> we're going to show a chart that i want everybody to see, it's your work in terms of past economic crises and the response, for example in terms of let's call it printing money, and how quick things have been, and you make note of the speed of the cycle you note in some of your writings that it's been disorienting and you also talk about the divergence of the markets from the real economy, something we've talked a great deal about here but i want to get your thoughts, greg, on the recovery markets you say and the liquidity sloshing around everywhere will help pull the economy up once the virus recedes but the hole in the economy will require capital that will pull the markets down. how do we end up here? >> if you take what's happened since covid enthe economic shutdowns and the policy response, what