that's actually 24-year-old will rosner and he's been sailing for months now. we now have the video that shows you exactly how he was able to capture that. this is the moment that gabe had the oppor selfie. whales go to breach the water, he comes up and boom. >> he anticipated that action and was like -- first i was like they shouldn't be in the whale's way, maybe it's trying to feed, but looks like it's out there frolicking around with them. >> obviously, under the sea encounters are magnificent. when you encounter any type of sea life like in this next go pro video. best friends, using the go pro red filter, which he says allowed him to capture amazing images that he hasn't necessarily been able to capture with equipment worth thousands of dollars. it is just stunning and makes me so jealous. i want to do that. >> yeah, i didn't do that. i'm good right here. great video, jeb. cool. glad you're doing it and bringing the footage home. >> i want to see feels like. if you want to see this entire video, head over to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or check

that's actually 24-year-old will rosner and he's been sailing for months now. now have the video that shows you exactly how he was able to capture that. this is the moment that gabe had the opportunity for the epic selfie. whales go to breach the water, he comes up and boom. >> he anticipated that action and was like -- first i was like they shouldn't be in the whale's way, maybe it's trying to feed, but looks like it's out there frolicking around with them. >> obviously, under the sea encounters are magnificent. when you encounter any type of sea life like in this next go pro video. this was captured by one of our best friends, using the go pro red filter, which he says allowed him to capture amazing images that he hasn't necessarily been able to capture with equipment worth thousands of dollars. it is just stunning and makes me so jealous. i want to do that. >> yeah, i didn't do that. i'm good right here. great video, jeb. cool. glad you're doing it and bringing the footage home. >> i want to see it myself. >> so epic, imagine what it feels like. if you want

matt: josh rosner -- scarlet: josh rosner? josh: i think that is exactly right. had to scrap the playbook from the last several used to justify anything other that she just threw out there. it goes to the question of is the market and has the market gotten to a place where they overanalyze the statements as fed policy rather than the views of one governor? i think that goes back to jamie dimon's point, that we probably need a little less transparency. scarlet: how has to much transparency confused you? josh: well, it has markets would sign on this kind of information. you go back to the late greenspan view, certainly with volcker, there was a recognition that the fed policy only comes from suasion and the only real effective way of suasion in markets is by shocking the markets in one direction or another. rip ofd, the drip drip d information that can constantly be misconstrued has caused confusion and has undermined the ability of the fed to move markets on a binary basis. scarlet: do you think the definition of data dependency has shifted and evolved? carl: i do