guest: ok, let me put it away milton friedman would. or milton friedman here and alive today, he was said that in situations like right now, -- would say that in situations like i now, what unemployment is near 10%, rather than the normal level of 5%, there is too little money, too little cash in the economy. as citizens desperately tried to scramble to increase how much cash, to get the cash they want to all, they cut back on spending on goods and services, and that cut back puts a lot of downward pressure on production , employment, and then on income, which puts further downward pressure. the right thing to do, milton friedman would say, is you have to make sure that the government makes sure that the economy has enough liquid cash and eight, you print more money to get it into the system, and that is the proper way to stabilize the economy. the government has to manage the money supply so that there is either too little money in the economy, which produces depression, or too much, which produces inflation. uncle milton might say tha