. >> of people believe the flood gates should have been opened not very early this morning but adair to earlier.in was coming. wsse the agency that opened the floodgates said they did not think it would be that bad. the good news is that water is receding. >> we're watching and seeing what it will do. >> hundreds of floral residents face a voluntary evacuation order. the rating waterway has creeped into the backyard. >> it is around 4 5 feet of water. >> the frustration is not limited to a storm system. >> the majority of the flooding here was caused after wssc opened floodgates upstream. they said they forced to do it to protect the integrity of their dams. >> the mayor also thinks the agency couldave informed him sooner. >> do you feel like they did not communicate as much as they could have? >> i have some concerns, yes. >> it also took more than a dozen commuters by surprise. drivers were clearly warned cannot park in the slot because it is prone to flooding but by the afternoon the vehicles had been towed to higher ground. some sustained water damage. when those commuters hopped

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actually not tied to anything having to do with the real economy and here we have a headline from lord adair turner who is the outgoing head of the financial services authority so here is one headline on that level lord turner lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended finance and government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the

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actually not tied to anything having to do with the real economy and here we have a headline from lord adair turner who is the outgoing head of the financial services authority so here's one headline on that level lord ter lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended finance and government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real in

actually not tied to anything having to do with the real economy and here we have a headline from lord adair turner who is the outgoing head of the financial services authority so here's one headline on that level lord ter let the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended financing government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real i

actually not tied to anything having to do with the real economy and here we have a headline from lord adair turner who is the outgoing head of the financial services authority so here's one headline on that level lord turner lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended financing government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the re

. >> i didn't realize at the time and if i remember correctly, adair two later asked if he could report what i said and i said if you don't screw me, or words to that effect, when i was president bayous better language than that. >> but you don't embarrass -- >> whatever it was. i don't know what the records said but the fact is he did right in the most meticulous detail what he wanted to report from my conversation but i did trust jack and it was an honest person, i am not knocking other reporters. i don't know every reporter in the world but he was one of the reporters i trusted with my life. i knew he was -- would tell the truth and was courageous enough to stand up for the truth under the most tremendous pressure and did that in almost every instance of his life and i read the book while back. did two or three times when jack did back down on a story and regretted it until the end of his life but those events were extremely rare. sometimes he would defy even his top bosses, in danger of his own job, i believe in this and this is what i am writing. he was a courageous man. >> before

for more we're joined by lord adair turner, chairman of the financial services authority and a member thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. or good afternoon just in london. >> yes, absolutely. good afternoon to you. we really want to talk about all the news that you have created in the last week, because you're talking about helicopter money. that we should remove the taboo of monetization, just a lot more printing, am i oversimplifying it? >> only slightly. i mean, the idea that governments and central banks should not finance deficits with money is one of the great taboos in economics. one of the interesting things about it is if you go back to what milton friedman wrote in 1948 or what henry simons, one of the founding fathers of the chicago school wrote in 1936, they believed that it was the obvious thing to do to get economies out of a recession. and indeed, of course, it is precisely what ben bernanke suggested in 2003 in respect to the japanese economy. he said, look, you've been trying all these other mechanisms to get your economy out of a deflationary low growth s

nicole: we turned to the red adair jenny murray sent out a memo of february 12th noting sales for thester. according to bloomberg, you noted walmart under pressure and the payroll tax is something noting consumer spending. >> taxes will have an impact on economic health. walmart is the ultimate bellwether for the consumer of the united states, the consumer in the economy. nicole: walmart is saying this is the worst start in seven years, the particular guy who wrote this memo. will lot of companies a this? our whole 14,000, test of the all-time high? will this factor in? >> we will see. of course walmart being the ultimate discounter if they say this i expect to see it from other people and seven years ago, 2006 approaching highs in the marketplace and we start taking it down. we will see a little friction for the last couple weeks, the linchpin that will start it. nicole: we appreciate your coming on fox business, you are always great. ashley: walmart a bit of a drag, we will be back with you in 15 minutes. tracy: fashion week, lights up last night and gerri willis, got to talk to the