joining us now, peter orszag, laza lazard's ceo of financial advisory, served under president obama.od afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you >> it's a big debate going on in terms of how quickly people who are currently furloughed will come back the work how much people will suffer when some of those benefits we just mentioned are removed. where do you stand on that >> i think this is a looming problem. the economy is going to remain weak for a long period of time three quarters of the impact from the cares act, three quarter of the economic effect from the cares act ends as of september so there's a big hold that would need to be fixed or filled in order to avoid waves of bankruptcy and a lot of unnecessary economic pain. but i think there's also an important question here, which is the cares act basically was preserving the past. it was trying to keep people attached to their current jobs as much possible help out people who are unemployed and so on, there's a question about how much as we continue to provide some additional government assistance, how much we wan