coming up an exclusive interview with rafael bostic lindsey bell still with us and omar aguilar joinsversation mike, i will come to you first in terms of where we finish. i guess it is a reminder to go back to the overnight action which was sharply lower and the fact that we were perhaps expected to continue on with the selling trend of last week, last month and last friday. >> obviously a good bounce for the s&p 500 although it trailed off over the course of the last hour or so and regained about -- roughly half of what was last last week in the broad markets so i think you could say the pressure came off from a lot of the high volatility moves in some of the smaller stocks that was getting those sort of risk alarms being sounded in hedge fund land. but i think we also have to remember that even before we started talking about game stop every day you did have a market that seemed as if it was ready for a pause or a pullback based on positioning and sentiment so it is up clear whether it is strictly about the moves in some of the smaller stocks. by the way, second day in a row game st

recovery that embraces our whole country and i, speciaespecially look fo to working with you and rafael bostic to help georgians over the next two years some have suggested that our covid-19 challenges with unemployment, with homelessness and poverty will be solved if we simply lift up -- lift all local restrictions, and open up the economy, but since the beginning of this crisis, i've heard you stress time and time again, and something along it even today as you offered your testimony, that the path of the economy said on one occasion continues to depend significantly on the course of the virus. would you mind elaborating on why this is the case will the economy fully recover if people don't feel safe and comfortable that the virus is contained? >> i would answer your question in the negative. it would not we know -- actually in the beginning of the pandemic and if you look at the plummeting leve levels of travel and going to restaurants and opentable, and all of that shows that people stopped doing those things because of the coronavirus before there were governmental restrictions at the sta