and then the rally and then the smoot hawley was passed and then we went back and so here it's fall 85 percent top to bottom contraction in the dow jones and you make a comparison to what's happening now now of course during that depression of the 1930 s. that was a d. play should marry deep depression which is different than an inflationary depression what we saw during why mar republic back in the twenty's so what we had to get to here is going to be a deflationary depression because if you say banks are failing best sounds like deflationary depression but you know what about the other side of the coin here where the money printing is attempted on this gargantuan scale and we go more like oh why one republic type deal alister ok what we've got to do is to separate out this problem into 2 components the 1st one is the problem the banks have open sleigh if i know that these banks have too much during the directors of these banks also fully aware it is scary and this is why if you look at the growth of back lending it's actually started to tail off and if anything it's beginning to cont