conking marty schenker -- tom: marty schenker, thank you.a, i want to look at the 10 year yields. keep vanilla. we broke through the 144 level. the shock of these lower yields and the tendency as hsbc says, even more shockingly low yields is that in the market. lisa: i don't think so. i would think the economy would have to slow down materially for the yields to really make sense. and if that were the case, wouldn't we see more risk off tone? are we looking at a more stagflation environment where the fed forestalls inflation and growth by raising rates sooner, leading to these ultra low yields? shouldn't that mean lower profit margins for a lot of these riskier -- tom: but we don't know the sequence. i focus on this last because well. the real frame out here is the sub 3% growth rate. will that occur and when will that occur? lisa: i think there is the global nature. we have been talking about this, but how much is this boring investors coming in we saw last week? how much can it rise in the u.s. at the rest of the world does not recover at

marty schenker joins us.ould suggest, this is 50 six st where we are voting and this is historic. the industrial arts school of new york city, a famed school, goes back to marx jacobson, further back than that, more downtown i believe, to the great tony bennett who is 94 today. that is a landmark in new york for the landmark election. marty schenker, washington. this is a week where redlines will be drawn. we can start with voting rights or anything else, the powerplay will be sorted out. marty: not just the voting rights bill that they need to unify democratic already in the senate to get pass and even then you still have the filibuster, so that bill is probably dead on arrival. tom: but there are other bills as well. we're talking about the polarity of united republic -- i would suggest -- in the different parts of the democratic party. where is the dynamic going to be in august or september? marty: i think this will infrastructure bipartisan to will tell a lot about where the politics goes really through t

tom: marty schenker did not expect that question this morning. lisa: hold on a second.s that really the barometer of success trending on twitter? tom: i was trending on twitter once for like three seconds. i don't know what it was about. there it is. twitter is a mess. they are trying to make changes. matt miller, are you using twitter a lot? matt: i am on twitter and i wish i had the courage to commitc twittercide because it really takes up my time. the technology debate certainly behind so much of what was the on taxation will be one of our themes again to the week. do i really have to lose a nap to watch the apple conference? lisa: it is at 1:00 p.m. i don't think you'll lose the nap for this. there is been a revolt among apple workers after being told they had to come back to the office three times a week and they basically said, they don't understand us and they protested. look, you're not listening to our feedback. raising the question of whether it is legitimate for employees to push back against employers for them to demand them coming back to the office. tom: w