All right. Thank you, Scott Shannon. And thanks to all of you for being with us.

toll free art number is eight hundred nine four one Sean. If you want to be a part of

the program, busy show today, our economic experts will weigh in on this entire banking

issue. Is this going to spread into a contagion? How dangerous is it? Do you need to be worried

yourself? If you have more than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in any one bank,

you need to talk to your accountant, your financial advisor or somebody that's smart and finances

that you know and ask them what to do. I'm not going to give out financial advice, but

banks traditionally only ensure up to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. There's a lot

of people that have more money, but they'll put two hundred and forty thousand in this

bank, two hundred and thirty thousand in that bank. And then each individual accountant

is then therefore insured at a different bank. Not really good news as it relates to the

four biggest banks. Now, this this Silicon Valley bank was what the sixteenth largest

bank in the country. But the four biggest US banks, they lost a lot of money, fifty

two billion dollars of market value as part of this, you know, broad route of across

financial stocks. A lot of banks, smaller banks are seeing massive losses in terms of their

stock prices, et cetera, et cetera. I'll give you one example. JP Morgan lost about

twenty two billion market value. Bank of America lost roughly sixteen billion. Wells Fargo,

their capitalization was down ten billion, city bank down four billion. Now, these are

banks that are you know, are going to be safer and more secure, et cetera, et cetera. But,

you know, when you look at the data and the failed bank list, it's beginning to grow. I mean,

you have signature bank. Remember Barney Frank, Dodd Frank legislation. That's where he was

on the board of. He's the one that was advocating and lobbying for this regulation change that

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