Watch CNBC's full interview with Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan

Brian Moynihan, Bank of America CEO, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss how the company is handling the flow of applications from the Paycheck Protection Program, the state of the U.S. economy, and how the company is adjusting to work from home.

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[JimmySmith-gwxt]

Brian an big Irish 1st XV fan, RBS 6 nation side

[eloisegraham]

Mr. Monyhan really knows what he's doing with the economic system with Bank of America. He sure cares about his customers

[matti]

Moynihan is very sharp. I hope to build my financial literacy to that level one day.

[briandesouza]

He sounds just like the Boeing CEO after the plane crashes, saying everything is under control to save on short term gains while the medium term looks like it’s going towards a recession

[anitakellum]

Well yeah, that's what we expected

[benglivens]

Why not pay worker's more. I wish they would stop buybacks . It's fake growth in the market .

[walther]

He’s going to spend your money on furthering the world economic forum agenda. One guy doing this because he’s feeling guilty about being paid much as a ceo and his life style....

[tylerdurden]

Him taking deep breath between talking seems like he is lying or hiding something.

[timmietz]

B of A has botched PPP 100%. Business Customers (of all sizes) will be leaving by tens of thousands. I am a very long term customer and shareholder. I have zero faith in B of A’s management. Thus far, it has been a very disappointing experience.

[conduit]

I liked Doogie Houser better as a doctor

[Jimo]

Im just a shady landscaping business owner and I got my ppp loan approved this week.

[zzz_ttt_]

none of the relevant questions were answered

[BK-dyjk]

Wow Brian is slippery he just skirts around the edges and barely touches on a solid side of the issue by not coming right out and saying it would be a disaster to default on our debt