Much of the "Panic" documentary addresses the numerous actions and deliberations pursued by the Bush Administration to shore up the immediate collapse of the financial system and unknown implications, including what Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, called the "worst week ever in the financial history of the United States," and Warren Buffett called an "economic Pearl Harbor". Which actions ultimately enabled the financial markets and the economy to stabilize? What lessons learned from this experience can be applied to the current COVID pandemic?