coming wuk weeks to calm the jit terse and is there a feeling that europe is handling this economic viciswith a 750 billion euro promise to buy more bonds. and that was in some way making up for the fact that at the end of last week, the president of the central bank had not really helped matters by sounding less than equivocal about doing what it takes to hold europe together. and now sounding much stronger. but i'm not sure that europe is handling this. you can see i'm coming to from you home. this is the first week that we've put economists together completely remotely. and there are a lot of discussions of lockdown within 24 hours. and so goes it across europe. italy as you know is the epicenter and europe governments are way behind the curve in terms of the amount of estimast. >> and charles, proposals that n floated out there. we're a $21 trillion economy. if that economy is shut down for three or four months, $1 trillion suddenly, i can't believe i'm saying this, as a small government conservative, but a $1 trillion relief package suddenly sounds like a drop in the bucket for a $21