Well, you got your scorecard on Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime.

I am John Ford.

Morgan Brennan is off today.

On today's show, did the Fed make a mistake by raising rates?

That's what former Vice Chair Alan Blinder says.

He's going to join us to explain why.

Plus we'll talk to the man who headed up bank supervision for the Fed,

Randall Quarles, about the turmoil on the financials and the oversight changes

during his tenure. But let's get straight to today's market action now with major averages

all finishing in positive territory, though off the best levels of the day and

frankly all over the place joining us now Victoria Green from G-square private wealth

and Phil Camporelli from JP Morgan asset management great to see you both Phil from J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Great to see you both.

Phil, why all this chop?

Is this just the typical post-fed, everybody trying to figure out which way things are going?

Yeah, so the uncertainty is really high right now.

So I think it's kind of ironic that on the three year anniversary,

you know, I love dates, March 23rd of 2020.

Fed comes out and says, we're going to buy corporate bonds.

They basically saved capital markets back then.

Three years later, people are like,

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