carl colby on his father, william colby. stay with us. carl colby is an award winning documentary filmmaker whose new project is his most personal today. it tells the story of his father, former cia director william colby. it is called "the man nobody knew: in search of my father, cia spymaster william colby". here is a scene. >> my dad came back from vietnam in 1971. he was appointed by richard nixon to be director of the cia. >> you are familiar with the controversy over the phoenix program in vietnam. there have been allegations that this phoenix program was an assassination program. what are the facts? >> mr. chairman, i have testified on this subject before the senate foreign relations committee in february 1970. tavis: the resemblance to your father is eerie. not scary. you can tell he is your father. that said, before get into the specifics of your story, yours is a unique story. each of our stories is unique but for a son for whoever -- what ever reason did not know the real deal about his father, having done the research now, wou

but the north vietnamese general said after the war colby hurt us. it was destroying their infrastructure. but by then america was fed up with the war and saw the pictures of people being bet up, tortured, bodies laid out in mass graves and thought why are we there. so the controversy began shortly after he came back to the united states and when he was appointed to be director of the c.i.a. host: what were his politics from what you can remember? guest: i would say he was an f.d.r. liberal. he was j.f.k. kind of incarnate. he was extremely active in world war ii. he drank the milk of f.d.r. he believed -- he was a democratic activist i would say, truly.awyer conducting sort of activist rallies and supporting downtrodden workers. going in the c.i.a. i think a lot of people from yale and ivy league ers. the tricky part is at the end of the 1960's when it goes saw her. i think that he stayed being liberal under the covers, and when you see him in the clips that you have where he is very open and very willing to engage with the public and in a sense no

. >> carl colby why did you do a documentary on your father? >> you might have asked that question 10, 15 years ago when i was alive and i was down in washington, d.c. making documentaries with whole crews and interviewing other people, you might have thought why didn't i interview my father then. but he was the kind of person -- if he was alive today he would talk about what's going on with the drones and he would be involved with the debates of his time. but as his son asking him personal questions as to his motivations and not detailed information but emotional information, he just wasn't very forthcoming. so i thought it would be very frustrating. >> i thought well, i guess my father's irrelevant. and then two weeks later, i saw photographs of c.i.a. operatives sporting turbines and riding on ca mel back and i thought that looks like o.s.s. i thought maybe there's a story here. >> your father lived what years? >> 1920 to 1996. born as an army brat. never lived in the same place for more than two years. spent very formative years in tin seng

live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. senators passing a two month extension of payroll tax cuts. both sides unable to agree to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits for a full year. now, the deal they made includes a provision speeding up president obama's decision on the keystone xl pipeline and adjustment medicare payments, avoiding steep cuts for doctors who treat patients on medicare, vote on a bill to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year expected next and defense secretary, leon panetta, greeting during a historic visit to lib yachlt the first pentagon chief to step on libyan soil ace the removal the dictator gat if i serves ga people have a right to determine their own future. i'll send it back to cavuto on business. i'm jamie colby, keep it on fox. >> given his opposition and the likelihood that the

>> -- colby king? >> i think it was the fight over raising the debt ceiling, and the ability of republicans to connect that with budget cuts, and obama's inability to negotiate through that maelstrom. he came out as much weaker person, the congress cannot is a much weaker institutions. -- came out as a much weaker institution. >> jeanne cummings? >> twofer. rick perry going blank in the third or fourth debate he was in was a huge, from which he has yet to recover. secondly, the story we had a number of news, the 11 $6 million in -- newt gingrich -- the story we have at bloomberg news, the $1.6 million that newt gingrich receive from freddie mac. >> evan thomas? >> the fact that politicians in both parties started talking about entitlement cuts. they did not do anything or anything, so it was pathetic in essence, but the very fact that the political body is it talking what cutting entitlement programs is to me momentous. >> charles krauthammer? >> obama maintaining his political strength through a very

what was the most significant political event of 2011, colby king? >> the fight over raising the debt limit, the ability of the republicans to connect that to budget cuts, and obama's inability to negotiate through that maelstrom. he came out as a much weaker person, and the congress came out is a much weaker institutions. >> jeanne cummings? >> twofer. rick perry going blank in the third or fourth debate he was in was a huge moment from which he has yet to recover. secondly, the story that we had at bloomberg news, the $1.6 million that newt gingrich receive from freddie mac, has had an influence on the race. >> bonus to jeanne cummings and bloomberg. evan thomas? >> the fact that both parties are talking about entitlement cuts. now, they did not do or cut anything, so it was at that in a sense, but the fact that the political bodies talking about cutting entitlement programs is momentous. >> charles krauthammer? >>, maintaining his strength through a bad economy and the shellacking in the last -- obama mckenney his strength to a bad economy and the

colby lied to you, almost blew an entire investigation... hey, hey, easy. ...and you covered his ass. easy, pal. you're here to help, right? you're not here to create problems. you know what? fine. but if glaser's lawyer calls me to the stand, i'm not gonna lie. i'm not going to cover your ass. come on, come on. basketball announcer: five seconds. come on! this could be it. damn it. hendricks at the three-point line, he puts up a shot. oh... (whimpers) what's going on? it's a piece of crap. i don't even know why i bothered taking it out of the garage. what's wrong with the flatscreen? broke. bought it a year ago, didn't make it to the playoffs. oh, right, what's this? this millie's bet charlie told me about? what? you can't buy another one? yeah, ridiculous. i should have kept my mouth shut. so, uh, i thought you were working around the clock on that bomber case. nah, we got the guy. oh, really? so why is your brother out in the garage still working on it? well, that guy, man. i guess he hates to be wrong, you know? i mean, even when he's ri

colby, do you find anything wrong with that statement? >> god answers democratic prayers. i hope, if we hold on, that newt will make it. that would be beautiful. >> in manchester publisher said, it is pretty clear, the guy that stands out from the crowd is newt gingrich. could he actually win the republican presidential nomination? charles? >> if it were to be decided this week, i think he would, actually. but because it is a long slog, because the election will be done on a proportional basis -- you did not win all the delegates in the state if you win that state. i am not sure he can do it for the long haul. he is on a rocket ride, but i think he will come down to earth. he may do it, but i do not think he has the structure to build the delicate county would need. >> gingrich's says he can win the nomination. can he, mark? >> nobody who has won both states, new hampshire and iowa, has been denied. i think scrutiny -- the only speaker in the history of the united states to be disciplined by his colleagues that the plea for violation of tax laws. he paid a $1,000 fine. he

. >> colby? >> i hope he does. >> but can he? >> if he comes out of new hamphire a close secd, but then goes on tsouth carolina, wins, he is going to carry lot of those southern states. he stands a good chance, except his biggest enemy will be wt gingrich. he may include somewhere along the way. >> a close second, 1992, a close second is perceived ass the winners and times. >> mitt romney is the prohibitive winner because he was the goverr of massachusetts. he is very well-lik there. >>he problemem with mitt romney, the case for him, he can win. there is not aompelling case that anyone can give voluntarily that they like romney, believe in him, that they b believe he wi make a big impact, they are supporting him because he can win. i think romney has to forge a case for himself as well as a case against the bridge. >> but it is not only a calculation about who can win. that is an important element. the other problem is there is a suspicion on the portion of the base that he is not a true conservative. what newt gingrich has, he h

and he can do the same for me. >> colby loves baseball.rmined to work in baseball preferably in public relations. he is also focused on helping raise money and awareness about his disorder. so others like him won't lose hope. >> push on. i mean you only get to live once. invest as much as you can into what you love and you'll be successful. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. what's this? it's progresso's new loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. just a second. just, just one second. ♪ what are you looking at? don't look up there. why are you looking up? ♪ get outta the car. get outta the car. ♪ are you ok? the... get in the car. get in the car! [ male announcer ] the epa estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from spending time together, to spending your lives together, chevy runs deep. >>> a happy homecoming for thousands of sailors onboard two uss destroyers, a

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colby, anything wrong with that statement? >> everything that is going on right now, god answers democratic prayers. we are just hoping that he can hold on. >> john mccoy made it clear, i thought that the gingrich could stand up from the crime. >> could he win the presidential nomination? >> if it were to be decided this week, i think he would, actually. but because it is a long slog, because the election will be done on a proportional basis, you cannot win all the delegates in a state, i am not sure he can do it for the long haul. he is now on a rocket ride, but i think he will come to earth. he does not have the structure right now. he may do it, to carry him through and build the delegate count he needs. >> gingrich says he can win the nomination. can he, mark? >> yes, if he wins iowa and new hampshire. no one who has won both states has been denied the nomination. this could be a first. scrutiny attaches. the only speaker in the history of the united states to be disciplined by his colleagues ethically for violation of tax

for a georgia tech baseball player colby wren, just figuring out what was wrong with him was half the battle. cnn's dr. sanjay gupta has this week's "human factor". >> reporter: for georgia tech first baseman colby wren just playing division 1 baseball is a huge accomplishment. >> i know i love the game, i love being out here. >> reporter: because colby has a mitochondrial disorder, which means in the cells in his body, the mitochondria are failing and can't convert oxygen and food into life-sustaining energy. as a teenager colby realized his body wasn't working like his twin brother kyle's. >> i would get really sick, throw up every day. i had brown urine and small incidents of -- i would lose consciousness and black out. >> apologies. we've got to break away from that because now we have a vote in the fate of joshua komisarjevsky. straight to deb feyerick. deb, what's the news? >> reporter: brooke, there are six counts in all of this. on the first count that joshua komisarjevsky intentionally caused the death of two or more people, the mom, her two daughters, the jury found that in

live from america's new's headquarters i am jamie colby. seconds until the twin spacecraft go to the moon. crail go a will slip in orbit today . his twin grail b will go and do the same tomorrow. scientist hope to use the measuring machine sized vehicle to today lunar gravity. folk land down under are ringing in the new year already. take a look. three, two, one. happy new years. and getting in the mood. they are lining the shores of sydney harbor and organizers spent 15 months planning the glittering fireworks display. keep it here on fox to bring in the festivities. i am jamie colby have a good day. >> iowa kicks off the official election season. herman cain, iowa's governor austin and tea party favorite representative allen west and donald trump. begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. as the new year is starting to begin. housing is finally setting for a rebound. big money managerings are pouring cash in housing investments and kim, you are thinking they are right about a turn around? >> they are. hedge funds are betting on a rebound is a rea

colby: you're not going to like this much, either. his e-mail story holds up.hat warning that was sent out to the other dmg members? it was sent from his account, but it originated from the school library. so he sent it from the school. not unless he was in two places at once. his school i.d. badge says he cut out early that day. his atm card and a security cam photo says he was making a withdrawal the same time the e-mail was sent. he created the game, he's the leader. all this goes down and he's got nothing to do with it? i don't buy that. ( knocking ) charlie, your advice-- "free your molecules"? i made a reservation for megan and i at an ethiopian restaurant. ethiopian, on fairfax. thinking outside the box. wish me well. hey, you know, um, you were right. shooter number three's route doesn't conform to any predictable pursuit-evasion result. i'm thinking that i must be missing a variable. up until now-- i got to be honest-- i think we've been looking at this school shooting the wrong way. let's take a look at the route taken by our first two shooters. their

. >> good morning everyone, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby.n the search for a missing maine toddler, and it's taken a turn for the worse. police are now saying that they have found evidence suggesting foul play was involved and now treating her disappearance as a criminal investigation. the 20 month old vanished from her father's house two weeks ago, and he is not being called a suspect. and nearly ten new fires overnight in hollywood, california, believed to be set by the same person or group of people who torched nearly two dozen cars thursday night into friday morning. those flames spread to several nearby homes, including a home once occupied by rock star jim morrison. police urging the public to be on the lookout. i'm jamie colby, happy new year everybody, now back to bulls and bears, keep it here on the fox news channel. see you in 30 minutes. the election season kicking off just three days from now in iowa and neil is all over it on the fox business network, and tune in for the results special guests, herman cain, iowa's governor and pr

. ♪ >> hi, everyone, we're live from america's news headquarters and i'm jamie colby.tisan politics in the payroll tax cuts part of the weekly addresses from president obama and speaker of the house, john boehner. >> congress cannot end the year by taking money out of the pockets of working americans. now is not the time for politics, now is the time to do what's right for the american people. >> it's no secret that republicans and democrats often disagree about the best way to create jobs, but we can't let those disagreements prevent us from acting when we do agree. there's bipartisan support for extending the payroll tax relief and unemployment benefits. >> if lawmakers don't act. 160 million americans will see their taxes go up in the new yearment i'm jamie colby, i'll have more headlines. >> well, a smoking gun on a smoking electric car? capitol hill hearing next month will focus on the chevy volt batteries and whether the administration knew about the safety issues with them and reports the government invested in these electric vehicles is now running on empty, bu

. >> colby? >> he will take the high road until his numbers go down. he will make set up with mitt romney, if he has to. -- will mix it up with mitt romney, if he has to. romney put out a commercial that took a hit at newt because of his criticism of paul ryan's planned. >> richard nixon came back from the political boneyard, why not newt gingrich? >> he could. what we have seen it this week is an explosion and public of what you're in private from republicans who know him and don't love him. it is really across the board. the people who served with him. the people who came in with him and congress who you would think would be grateful, but they are not. they don't trust him. they do not think he is the kind of -- to be president, and they are worried he will take them apart with him. but there is no question whether it can sell to the rest of the country that does not know him. >> let's talk about his positives. he is a good debater, not afraid to take on the moderator, which everybody likes. he will attack in any direction of. you don't know where he

stand by, kelly wright and jamie colby are in new york with much more. have a great day everybody. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm kelly wright. and welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. >> it's good to be back with you. >> good to see you. >> i'm jamie colby, good to have you here as well. topping the news this hour, presidential hopeful newt gingrich sparking controversy by saying the palestinians are invented people. and fallout both on the campaign trail and in the middle east. >> attorney general eric shoulder on capitol hill admitting the failure of the fast and furious program, and no one has lost their jobs over that program. the fallout and where mr. holder goes from here. >> a good question and former russian president putin trying to reclaim his office while tens of thousandses are taking to the street voicing p significance to that. can the former strong man win a third term? >>. >> jamie: well, with less than a month to go. >> kelly: before the very first contest in the 2012 presidential race, a republican showdown on tap in

dirty business. >> in "the man nobody knew," carl colby examines the life of this father, william colby. >> my father changed after he was drawn out of the agency. he is a soldier. he took on the toughest, dirtiest assignments given to him by the presidents. when it came time for the president to ask him to lie and to mislead congress, he could not do it. >> tonight, at 8:00. >> when i look at why a country does well or wisely does not, i think it is a values thing. it is not natural resources. do you believe the future can be different than the present? do you believe you can control your future? these are not universal. >> later today, your questions for david brooks. he will take your calls and e- mails on a variety of topics. live today at noon on booktv. >> "washington journal" continues. >> we are talking now about iran. at the table is barbara slavin. she is a senior fellow at the south asia at center. thank you for joining us. you wrote that iran's growing isolation is a dubious win for the west. guest: i am a little bit worried about the trajectory we are on with iran. if there

i'm job and family colby in for -- jamey colby. why we may not see rick perry name on the ballot in virginia. your paycheck is safe. at least for a couple of months. >> every working american will keep their tax cuts. >> jamie: but not for long. >> i don't like kicking the can down the road. >> >> jamie: tonight where the battle goes from here. plus, the carnage is very real. [sirens. snavment staging a devastating terror attack for propaganda. and trapped in their car under 4 feet of snow for almost two days. tonight, how one family survived. they got it done. that's from president obama after signing a bill to extend the payroll tax cut. there it is. now millions of americans will not get a new year's day takes hike. it would have cost the average family about 40 bucks per paycheck. the bill also extends long-term unemployment benefits of about $300 a week. >> it's the right thing to do because more money spent by more americans means more businesses, hiring more workers. and that's a boost for everybody. and it's a boot that we

colby: it took some doing, but we were able to sort through the irs database.wner-- steven jintao. this guy not only owns the private club but he also owns three massage parlors in the area. we can definitely connect him to the container? yeah, using the reporter's notes. yeah, jintao built this little empire smuggling in chinese girls. got their families to pay for the freight. most of the time, they had no idea what was happening to them on the other end. guy saw an opportunity to exploit the girls on both sides of the smuggling. he brings them over, and then he puts them to work in the massage parlors and the clubs. right. they promise them the moon, they pimp them out. pretty twisted version of the american dream. and where is he? david: lapd says he has an office at his club. go get him. let's go. ( dance music playing ) ♪ they're gonna get ya, they're gonna get ya ♪ ♪ they're gonna get ya, they're gonna get ya ♪ ( singing in foreign language ) ♪ they're gonna get ya ♪ ♪ they're gonna get ya, they're gonna get ya ♪ ♪ they're gonna get ya ♪ ( singing in for

interstate 70, almost impassable from hayes to colby, over the rural areas of western kansas. out ahead of this storm, the warm air has moved in. we're mostly looking at rain. there is a little sliver of snow showing up near the ft. wayne area. look out your window there. toledo, south of you, just cold enough for some snow, too. in those southern great lakes it will be a wintry mix changing over to rain for most of you during the day today. as you notice the warm air continues over the eastern half of the country. chicago right now at 37. your forecast for today, some snow showers around kansas city but you missed out on this storm. most of that snow was to your north and west. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. so, the snow will be coming to an end. mostly a rain event in areas of ohio, columbus, 47. there were strong thunderstorms yesterday that moved through texas. not too much damage was reported. we're going to watch some of those storms possible in areas like new orleans. >>> the blizzard comes to an end, mostl

director william colby. host: carl colby, why did you do a documentary on your father? guest: you might have asked that 10 or 15 years ago when he was alive and i was down in washington, d.c. making documentaries with whole crews and interviewingers you may think why didn't i interview him then. he was the kind of person that you could talk to him gaddafi or what is going on with the drones but as a son asking him personal questions as to his motivation questions as to his motivation and

colby was that bridge.t was this place where i encounter these ideas for the first time and then had to grapple with things like where's the point of this new life? if things are possible, it's my job to find them a job where i can make enough money to make these things real for me, or is my calling to find a calling and do something else? and that was fun for me at colby. that war over what i had hoped to do. c-span: before we run out of time i want to make sure i ask you, you really going to do a 24 hour monologue? >> guest: i am. c-span: where? >> guest: it will happen twice. it will happen once on the west coast in portland, oregon in september and it will happen once on the east coast in new york city at under the radar festival in january. c-span: what are you going to talk about? >> guest: everything. it's called all the hours in a day, and the show was about a huge number of topics. it's an earnest attempts to create a gigantic story that actually compels people's interest, kind of like scheherazade

i'm jamie colby in for harris falkner and this is the fox report. terrorists unleash a wave of deadly attacks and christmas worshippers among their targets. in minutes, fox reports who is now claiming responsibility and why the atmosphere of fear would intensify. >> also, new strains on a fragile democracy days after our combat crews leave iraq. vice-president joe biden doing some diplomatic heavy lifting as worries about sectarian violence grows. and doctors said she'd never walk again, but she refused to stop trying. i just thought, you know what? this can't be all there is, there's got to be more technology and got to be getter doctors and i'm going to find it. >>' shies the final outcome was a medical miracle. >> but first from fox tonight. he was a hero in afghanistan, a purple heart who survives a suicide bombing attack, only to be shot in the back at his welcome home party, two days after returning to california. 22-year-old army specialist christopher sullivan was celebrating with friends, an hour east of l.a. he when trouble broke out and s

i am jamie colby, the senate massing a spending bill to keep the government running. the deal include program adjusting medicare payments and that will avoid deep cuts for doctors treatsing patients. >> and there is a scenario in egypt. we can show you the new video of heavy fighting. nine people dead and three others injured. the violence as everyone there awaits. gas prices dumbling. 35 sends in the first time in three months. they are looking to pump up the gas tax to balance their books. steve, you say that is a major speed bump for the economy. >> david, only big government politicians say raising the cost of doing shop chores is doing good for the economy. they say when inflation made it go lower. they hit you with inflation and that is a form of taxation. and they hit you every which way. stop guys stop. >> rick, just when we catch a break with gas prices they are going to raise them up. >> no one likes to pay higher gas prices. i live in los angeles so you can imagine how i feel about it. you see usage of mass transit rises and car pooling rises and people sta

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby and we're working and they're working in congress. the senate having a busy morning. welcome everyone to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. after a bitter partisan battle, major rare saturday session. and when it comes to the trillion dollar funding that passed not the a lot of people are happy about it, including arizona senator john mccain. >> i have amendments to save the taxpayers billions of dollars is associated with this bill, but never mind, because we're going to go home for christmas. well, all i can tell you, i am he' going home to a state where they don't have enough in the food banks to take care of the homeless this year. and i'm going home to a state where half of the homes are underwater, and what have we done? we've just wasted billions and billions and billions of the taxpayer's money. >> there you have it from senator mccain. and mike emanuel to join us live on capitol hill. what a morning, mike. >> exactly. pretty revved up for a rare saturday session here on capitol hill. the other big piece of l

colby. >> if you watch the film closely and study him, he is a soldier. he took on the toughest and dirtiest assignments given to him by the presidents from eisenhower on wood. when they came time for the president to ask and to lie in mislead congress, he could not do it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on "q &a." >> next, grover norquist and new york times debate the tax payer protection pledge. both noted the impact on tax policy. this event is 55 minutes. today we are here for a debate between grover norquist of the american tax reform and ross douthat of the new york times. i think tonight's event is a timely event as we hear much discussion in washington about tax policy and budget policy. i want to be clear about the fact underlying the american enterprise institute. we strive not to shave headlines but rather than to develop policy ideas to create feature headlines. this event is very timely. i do not want anyone to think we put this together in haste after all of the headlines that have been surrounding this topic. discussions for the

interstate 70, almost impassable from hayes to colby, over the rural areas of western kansas. out ahead of this storm, the warm air has moved in. we're mostly looking at rain. there is a little sliver of snow showing up near the ft. wayne area. look out your window there. toledo, south of you, just cold enough for some snow, too. in those southern great lakes it will be a wintry mix changing over to rain for most of you during the day today. as you notice the warm air continues over the eastern half of the country. chicago right now at 37. your forecast for today, some snow showers around kansas city but you missed out on this storm. most of that snow was to your north and west. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. so, the snow will be coming to an end. mostly a rain event in areas of ohio, columbus, 47. there were strong thunderstorms yesterday that moved through texas. not too much damage was reported. we're going to watch some of those storms possible in areas like new orleans. >>> the blizzard comes to an end, mostl

and that kind of a thing when and when the president said director colby wanted to leave the cia. and bush's name is on that list that the staff produced and people at them first, second, third, forth above the line or below the line. and for whatever reason, there is a myth created that because i had been considered for vice president when president ford pick nelson rockefeller and george bush -- herbert walker bush had been considered, that we were competitive. so then this came out that when he was sent to the cia, the senate said we won't confirm him unless you agree that he will not be vice president. so it kind of ruled him out. and i told president ford i thought he shouldn't do that, that he should definitely not allow the senate to tell him through put the country should have as a vice presidential nominee. i urge you not to agree. the facts are that george herbert walker bush bid for president to tell them he would not be vp. he wanted to be director of the caa. his wife wrote a book and said he was thrilled to be nominated for that. and somehow or another to miss came a

live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. president obama using his weekly radio and internet address to thank congress for preventing year end tax increases and says that much more needs to be done in the new year. >> i expect congress to finish the job by extending these provisions through the end of 2012. it's good to see members of the congress do the right thing for millions of working americans. meanwhile, georgia senator, johnnie isaacson, outlining his for 2012. saying the number one goal easier to create small businesses by tax reform, slashing government regulations and energy security and urging fellow lawmakers to put the economy ahead of next year's elections and get back people work. i'll tend you back to cavuto on business, thanks for keeping it on fox. >> three days until the big day in iowa, who are you going to watch? >> cavuto of course. on the fox business network, with special guest herman cain. iowa's governor and president obama's former economic advisor and republican congressman alan west and the dona

i 'm jamie colby, now, keep it on bull and bears, on fox. >> brenda: our guys warned you about this.mall business owners saying those rglations capping credit card fees are forcing them to hike prices on consumers, turns out, they have to pay more fees when folks swipe cards for small purchases and toby, as you've been warning, guess who they're passing those cuts to. >> yeah, you know, the consumers, amazing how capitalism works. if the government raises or costs are raised to a provider, the condition or service provide ser going to raise the fee and not going to cut the margins and we've talked about that. the second part when you have have 6,000 of revenue, this is a service, it has to come somewhere. and the debit card and $5 starbucks, an extra fee that 6 billion dollars has to come someplace, and is that what dodd frank is supposed to do. >> brenda: jonas, you say it affects all banks. >> and this was something punishing merchants. merchanting with large ticket fees, those are shifted to the smaller merchants, the submarine $10 charge and ultimately to the consumer. that's whe