grub hub ceo matt maloney joins us now live. matt, you also on this letter cc'ed a bunch of other people. treasury secretary steven mnuchin, other senate and house leadership. tell us whether anyone's gotten back to you. >> no. they are very busy and you know what, i want them to stay busy and stay helping our small businesses across the country. but i wanted to make sure they knew that the need out there is so dramatic that everything they can do really helps and i did cast an extremely wide net on that letter, as you noted. liz: yeah, but you know, part of it is they represent us, and when a constituent like you writes on behalf of so many people who are hurting right now, i would have hoped somebody might have responded. but look, you are also supporting the national restaurant association's proposal and that's the package to help restaurants survive. tell us from where you sit how dire is the situation on the ground? what are you hearing from your 100,000 restaurant partners? okay. we are going to reestablish -- okay. we got

restaurants during this time of crisis that's $250 to each restaurant joining us to talk about it is matt maloneyof grubhub matt, how much of a difference is $250 to a restaurant going to make >> doesn't sound like a lot, but it's going to be a huge difference we're looking at like a stimulus almost because the way we're rolling it out is a consumer gets $10 if they spend $30 our $30 million is going to transform into $100 million of food sales to restaurants across the country. that's a big slug when everyone, i heard your last segment, everyone is working hard to put money in the hands of small businesses >> what percentage of restaurants are still online and on board right now what percentage are off? do you think you can even shift that or change that or do you think once you're off, you're off? >> we're trying really hard. so it depends on the market. what we saw is an early covid west coast markets you'd see a dramatic dip in restaurants that went off the platform and they're now starting to come back on. you have new york, detroit that are in the throes of the crisis right now. they're pea