jonathan: john normand of jp morgan there. the economic data so far resilient for the u.s. economy.quity market, take a look for yourself. equity futures unchanged on the s&p 500 now after a brief dip about an hour ago. euro-dollar, $1.1815. in the bond market, 0.7% on the 10 year. a resilient equity market, and so far with the economic data, a resilient economy as well. lisa: resilient in that it isn't quite as bad as people were expecting, and how quickly it is coming back. the argument for stocks right now that we have been hearing is it is momentum, and why fight momentum? why fight the fed? but don't come up with a fundamental reason for it because that doesn't seem to be what anyone is looking at. jonathan: you did the right thing to finesse what i am looking at. i don't think jobless claims around one million is a sign of good things. but this economy is holding up much deeper into the summer than some people inspected. europe is the one that gets my attention. so money people have come of this program and the >> couple of weeks -- program in the last couple of weeks talking