sheila patel stays with us.will also get back to what we heard from john authers, saying that the rally is already 10 weeks old. also coming up, we talk about oil catching -- about oil. catch our bloomberg life effect, "crude awakening." that is on life go. don't miss our conversation -- go.- that is on live don't miss our conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight back to sheila patel's goldman sachs asset management. when you look at some of the central banks, how long and how much they have done so far, we used to say there was a danger that they are running out of tools. but what happens when they start normalizing, if they start normalizing? sheila: i think we are still a distance away from that, and i think you have seen an extreme level of accommodation and focus from central banks around the world in making sure that they get the kitchen sink out of the closet and throw it right out there. i think this is a crisis that has necessitated that type of a

and it's sheila patel. great to see you. let's have a look at where we are in terms of your business 's been happening at the market. seeing lockdowns easing in some parts of the world and some reinstated. sheila: thank you for having me. so much has changed. we are in an interesting juncture. we are seeing clients shift from the immediate challenges of negotiating this crisis to really saying what are the long-term perspectives i need to think about for allocation and portfolio? what trends will be sticky from these events? i think work from home, changes to health care, processed around the world, the health care industry, obviously the adoption of new technologies, these are some of the trends that will be picky over time and clients are trying to make sure are captured within their portfolio. thingd: sheila, the other happening in your business has been taking control of your securities. do you see that as a further move into china and perhaps meeting your commitment with china? and the way beijing and washington argue a

patel, today we are joined by sheila buck and her attorney, dan smoelen. buck arrested outside of president trump's campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma, while wearing the i can't breathe t-shirt on saturday and she's wearing that same t-shirt today and with her attorney dan smoelen as well. thank you very figufor being wi. set the scene. you live in tulsa, not far from where this rally with president trump took place. set the scene. before the actual event, what was going on in tulsa? the mood in tulsa, knowing the president was arriving and take us to the day on saturday when you arrived at the rally. >> at first, we were upset when he was going to arrive on juneteenth. we were very upset about that. he did move the date to the day after and he said at the center, our major arena in tulsa, oklahoma. i live two blocks away from there. i had tickets to the rally. i did sign up for it. i had them in my possession when i was going to show up. my plan was to go to the black lives matter protest at night and it was going to be at 5:00. and it was about 11:00 and