I'm Alyssa Lee and this is Fast Money.

Tonight's straighter line of Guy Dami, Brian Kelly, Dan Nathan, Karen Feinerman tonight

on Fast, Big Tech, a big disappointment this week, far lagging the broader market over

the past few days.

So, is the sector sending a big warning signal?

Plus, a silver screen deal, why an online giant could be looking to expand its physical

footprint even more and what it could mean for the stock.

And in a bonus hour or a fast or special report on the new American investor, we are talking

in space, Bitcoin and EVs with Steve Burns, the CEO of Red Hot Stack, Lordstown Motors.

That is coming up six PM Eastern time tonight, but we start off with that landmark hearing

on Capitol Hill to see as a Robin Hood, Melvin Capital, Citadel Securities, and Reddit,

and the trader known as Roryn Kitty, all front and center.

Kay, Rudy joins us now with all the details and all the drama, Kate.

Hey, Melissa, there were some tense moments, but Robin has CEO got by far the most air time.

Congress really dug for any motives behind Robin Hood halting trades in January.

Vlad Tenev repeatedly denied that they were in cahoots with hedge funds.

Robin Hood Securities put the restrictions in place in an effort to meet increased regulatory

deposit requirements, not to help hedge funds.

We don't answer to hedge funds.

We serve the millions of small investors who use our platform every day to invest.

Robin Hood did apologize to customers calling what happened in January, quote, unacceptable.

He also defended Robin Hood's business model.

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