All right, with that way, welcome to closing bell.

I'm Scott Wapner, live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make or break hour today begins with yet another highly volatile day for stocks.

A big comeback from yesterday's historic, a big giveback, I should say, from yesterday's historic move.

The scorecard was 60 to go and regulation looks like that.

Yeah, it's red across the board. Not as bad as it was

because at one point, the Dow was down by more than 2,000 points. The S&P 500 came awfully close to

tripping a circuit breaker and that would mark a 7% decline. We got within 40 S&P points of that.

Hard to hide today, other than in gold,

there's a little bit green there, but bond yields, they're moving higher today too, and that's

been a point of pain for stocks. We're keeping our eye on the 10-year. That's the one that matters

to this market right now, perhaps more than anything else, and it is moving up, stocks moving

down. Coming up in just a bit, we'll ask the former St. Louis Fed President, Jim Bowman, now perhaps more than anything else and it is moving up stocks moving down coming

up in just a bit we'll ask the former st. Louis Fed president Jim Bullard what

chair Powell and company might be thinking right now about all this elsewhere

in the market today big moves in China related names Apple Tesla Nike

Starbucks all down sharply some of the travel related names really read

today like the airlines, for example,

Delta, United, American. It does take us to our talk of the tape. What should investors do from here?

Let's begin at the White House this hour with Amon Javers and what the president is saying about all of this today.

Amen.

Hey there, Scott. President Trump said in a cabinet meeting today that

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