tom: we certainly heard that from jan hatzius yesterday. i look at what wages will do.s the phrase from ancient history. "the cost push inflation." i do not observe that anywhere. are we going to redux the 1960's where we have to whip inflation now? jason: we just saw that in april wages were up about .7%, depending on how you look the number. pricing up by that same amount. we do not want to read too much into any one data point, but unless people start heading back to work in bigger numbers, we will have concerns. that should happen no later than september, when unemployment insurance expires. it needs to happen. jonathan: jason furman, thank you so much. harvard university and the peterson institute as well. on the bond market, i thought jon ferro was dead on about 1.64%, rounded up 1.65%. a three basis point move. it seems contained. ira jersey is our expert on bloomberg indulgence on the dynamics of full faith and credit. jason, what does it say no that the 10 year seem somewhat -- what does it signal -- ira, what does it signal that the 10 year seem somewhat conta