Jonathan Ferro

With one eye on JGBs this morning as well.

Gary, thank you.

It's good to see you.

Thank you.

Thanks for sharing some of your experience.

That was Gary Cohn there, the IBM vice chairman.

Let's turn to Washington.

President Trump reaching across the aisle, asking Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren to support his effort to cap credit card interest rates at 10% after facing opposition from his own party.

The Republican Congressman French Hill, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, joins us now from Capitol Hill to respond to that and a whole lot more.

Congressman, it's good to see you, sir.

History is littered with examples, full of examples that when you introduce price controls, you end up with restricted supply.

Congressman, is this proposal going to end up any differently?

Congressman, do you think the proposal as it stands could have a chilling effect on credit?

Congressman, always appreciate your time, sir, and thank you for the congratulations.

I promise you this, I'll introduce the little guy to SEC football later this year.

I can't make a promise that he's going to be a Razorback fan, though, okay?

He's going to be a winning team, French.

We'll try and work it out.

Congressman, thank you.

Congressman French Hill with the latest.