smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt. it seems like the threats are going. how worried should we be for our safety and our economy? >> extremely, brenda. i think, you know, it's not too much of an exaggeration. we're fighting right now the next world war. and here's the reason. we are now an interconnected society. terrorists have so much easier way to strike. they can recruit easier. they can hack into government sites like we've seen. they can -- they have knowledge about where our military bases are, how to build bombs and things like that. if the terrorists made a concentrated effort cyber-wise to attack the united states the devastation, brenda, to the economy could be just like we had -- we saw in europe to their economies during world war ii. horrible. >> it doesn't look like we'll have a marshall plan available for us. ashley how worried are you about this for our safety and for our economy? you lived in boston. you understood what happened when a homegrown terrorist perpetrated that terrible act. >> yep. yeah bre

smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt.t seems like the threats are going. how worried sho

smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt.ems like the threats are going. how worried should

stuart: ashley pratt what do you say about the morality? >> i agree. reminds me have to pay my loan repayment this week. i have been paid them since i graduated. the thing that is so frustrating when you come out of college you don't have the job you want to have 20 years down the road and you might not be making that much. do you still took out the financial burden and you have to pay it back. it is an obligation. to say you want to live life is great. i wish i could do that too but i have to budget what i make and i have to budget to have to budget the build file along with the debt i owe back for going to school. i think that is something you have to factor in when you take out a loan and i wish i had known when i did it. stuart: that is the morality of it. i want to go to the economics. if a lot of people did aggravate their student loan didn't repay it, maybe that would be good for the economy because an awful lot of young people what not to pour money back to the government and they can get out there and work and spend. what do you say? >> it's a

ashley pratt says that is as to the argument, against the epa rules, michael, saying her argument, its a stupid argument. you don't like what they're doing and furthermore just essentially agency. >> the epa is known for its oversregulation. just before this which this is the second phase they're trying to reduce carbon emissions process which is more of an economic burden and it will cause a lot of burden on consumers who are purchasing vehicles or the school buses in the amount of fuel and that is one thing they are trying to target but what they are not realizing is in this process the research and everything the goes into it will cost a lot of money. they started doing this, trying to control barbecues, the amount of time you shower. it is the regulation they love because president obama made it a cornerstone of his agenda. he wants to be known for his action on climate change. neil: you agree with pretty much everything she said. >> absolutely not. i think this is the right regulation. it is correct that when you look at school buses or passenger buses or trucks it is a small per

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ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live! tonight, chris prattom odd mom out, abbey elliot and music from fetty wap. and music from clee toe and the clee tones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪

ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live! tonight, chris prattfrom odd mom out, abbey elliot, and music from fetty wap. and music from clee toe and the clee tones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for watching, thank you at home, everybody. thank you for applauding us here, especially during this difficult time. i don't know if you heard the terrible news. but earlier this morning here in los angeles, it rained. [ laughter ] i know. hold your loved ones close. it's funny when it rains here. everybody goes right to the closet and gets the rain stuff out, the rain coat, the slicker, the hats, galoshes. it's like people wake up and go oh, thank god, i can wear my galoshes today. and the people who are most excited about the rain are unquestionably are local weather reporters. all yearlong, these people, they have nothing to do. sit in the tanning booth, waiting for something to happen. but when the rain comes down, even a little bit, they spring into action, like cheetahs onto a baby gazelle. >> we're out there to cover wildfires, no