. >> that would start a whole new conversa, >> yeah. that probably would get some attention. >> probably would. >> but may, it's been an entapings -- hey, it's been an attention getting kind of year. >>> a comedian from colorado gives people a reason to laugh about this year. >> also the three worst scenarios for cyber security come election day. >> and advice from sleep >>> all right. so everybody is focusing on the tight presidential race, but u.s. officials say the government has its eyes on potential threats to election day security. according to multiple u.s. house and department of homeland security launched an unprecedented effort to protect the country against cyber attacks. worse case scenarios would include an attack on the u.s. power grid, part of the internet going down and an attack aimed at disabling communications and transportation in swing states. >>> this election year calls for some levity. two comedians, one from colorado, are trying to help us laugh the thing off. >> marco rubio is trying to steal my girl friend. >>

. >> we have to have real conversas. it is a privilege to be considered. but they have an amazing group of young people at the campaign and at the transition who really, they did the work to get donald trump elected and they have a lot of talent to choose from. it's nice to be considered. but they have a lot of great people there. so that's all i can say right now. >> real quickly, laura, we know you. we know your show. you are a sharp tongue. you are known for your sharp sharp tongue. please. >> this is one of those jobs where you could create an international incident from the white house briefing room. >> is that what you're really worried about? look. i think some folks who are watching now, they know conservative talk show host. i was a supreme court clerk. i worked as a white collar litigator. i have a pretty broad career in both government as a young speech writer in the reagan assassination. i worked at the department of transitionep domestic policy. i understand -- i understand there is a stereotype -- >> more than meets the eye. okay. we get it.

>> i think it's a wide-ranging conversa the economy and interest rates and discussion of financial regulationopefully part of the conversation in help to go shape where we are going from regulatory standpoint but everything is on the table. maria: i want to talk about that. yesterday you spoke about the economic club what your plan lays out a blueprint for ending too big to fail banks and you have spoken about this quite a bit. with the new administration we will see an end to too big to fail at this point? >> i hope so. i hope it's not a partisan issue. i heard from congressmen and congresswoman from both sides of the aisle. we've now got a 67% chance today of another financial crisis in the next century and another bailout. i think that's way too high. our plan can drive that to as low as 9% and the economy will be better off in the long run. maria: your plan requires the incoming treasury to certify that a bank does not pose systematic risk to the financial system. seems like that would make sense, obviously. why is this so crucial to the proposal and how they will certify such a thing. >>