We're looking at the seeds of the next crisis, Yellen's off script moment, and a look at the week ahead.

You're in the right place, folks, because this is where the money is.

Welcome to the show. It is Marvelous Monday. I'm Matt Kopenhofer. This is David Hanson.

You see what I did there? Number one I took Monday a day that people hate and I called it marvelous.

Yes. That makes you feel better about Monday and you also had that little

alliteration there. That's nice marvelous. You're on top of it Monday. I am on top of

it. I'm ready to go. Speaking of ready to go, got to ask you, how

would your bracket hold up this weekend? A lot of big upsets in the NCAA.

It wasn't too good to begin with, but I think I still have three of my four final fours do you what about you I've got two left

Fortunately they're my two they're my two finalists that's all you need that is all I need

But they've got to hold up they haven't everything else hasn't fallen put my way

Louisville same as you who's your who's your other tell me it's not Florida it's not Florida

It's not Florida. Okay I forget so when Florida ends up in the finals that's actually maybe Florida. Maybe. Yeah, we'll see.

First headline of the day, we're going to Bloomberg and the headline is Dying Memphis neighborhood

foretell's next US crisis, colon mortgages.

Gotta love that colon mortgages there.

This is an excerpt from a book,

The Sevens of Wall Street, Big Banks,

they're Washington Lacky's in the next financial crisis.

Look, David, when I look at the article here, the excerpt,

there's some interesting stuff in here. the fallen apart since the financial crisis and how the banks and the

government haven't done enough to come back from the crisis. You know I look at

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