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valerie tytel there looking ahead to what j. powell could say. we also heard from morgan stanley who said it is not the right time to chase the rally as the fed is moving. markets in mainland china have reopened after the week long -- lunar new year holiday. for more let's bring in chief china markets reporter. sophia, good morning to you. what is the take away from what china will do from here on out? >> it is a muted reopen considering the gains and offshore markets in hong kong. it rose 0.4% a catch-up rally in the yuan as well. it was a muted reopening given the data that we saw in consumption spending and travel really markets are taking profits and stocks in hong kong fell significantly. the story is when the good news it does come get ahead of it. we saw strong northbound buying suggesting foreign investments -- investors want to get into the market. the fact that onshore stocks do not enter able market today suggest a little bit more upside but we will see where the trend is this week. francine: when you look at some policymakers in china

j olts is underestimated. we will dive into what is going on in washington. emory horton, i thought was great. we get perspective from greg valeriees of these congress people against mr. mccarthy and a lot of what we would call political normality. one of the congresspeople, the gentleman from the ninth district georgia, called the capital attack of january, quote, " no insurrection." as butch cassidy said, "who are these guys? " greg: i have been doing this for a long time and i have never seen anything as crazy as this story but the handful of members of the house denied the republican control for the house. jonathan: --tom: mr. trump said this should not go on for a long time. could that be enough to sway them today? greg: it might and there's talk a lot of republicans will be going to sean hannity and other conservative commentators to see if they can dissuade these rebels. i am not sure it will work and i think this drags on for weeks. lisa: what about the voters? is there a sense that this is what people want to break things up and destroy the status quo? is that the voters' will. greg: not really. i don't think the voters