why, dagen?t, exactly because eric holder and justice department gets to say, hey, we're cracking down on big banks, the ones we bailed out and without going to trial to prosecute the bank or individuals. by the way if they had enough evidence to do that they would have done it by now. it has been more than six years since these misdeeds were done. it's a win for them. $7 billion is a big amount. now jpmorgan settled similar charges in november for $13 billion. so it is still a sizable sum. citigroup doesn't have to go to trial t doesn't have a lawsuit filed against it by the justice department and if it went to trial, can you imagine the public relations nightmare that would be. jenna: certainly. what about consumers. do you see the $7 billion settlement, does any of that go back to consumers in any way? should it? i don't know. >> not in form of checks but 2 1/2 billion of the $7 billion figure will be in the form of consumer relief. a lot of that will likely come in mod nying mortgages -- modi

speaking of cars, dagen, the world's first self cleaning car made an appearance this morning. this looked like a good deal. >> i was watching the video. there's a company based out of florida called ultra tech international that has patented a water repellant -- not just water but kind of muck repellant finish for an automobile and at least nissan on its lease is testing this finish. so far it's a matte paint finish z. it only comes in white. >> you have to reapply it every year but i have the perfect solution for keeping your car clean all the time. >> what is that? >> make your husband do it. interior and the exterior. >> that could work. >> dudes love that stuff. >> i want to you tell your husband, the former navy seal, to go out and wash the car. >> he takes really good care of his truck. >> i guarantee you, you will never have to ask him to wash the car. he will do it on his own. >> that's right. interesting. i like the car, the idea that the muck comes off. when it comes in other colors, it will be more options. >> i believe the dollars is two to three dollars per foot o

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i want to bring in dagen. >> we tried to lessen and steel. this is what. we. cheryl: do you agree?> it is a global currency and a global sport. everyone is watching. everyone takes a step back from what they are doing what they are at work or school to pay attention. you see a correlation there. cheryl: no one in new york was working. how about down at the nymex? everyone had their path. >> we were abreast. cheryl: if you work in a television industry, tv's and monitors. it has been on soccer for two weeks. the currency market has been doing the same thing. thank you. good discussion. bob you never know. currency trading and soccer. all right. federal reserve chairman janet yellen given traders' attention as she defended low interest rates. she argued that monetary policy asthma patients for promoting financial stability. rich edson joins us from washington with more. i am glad she finally admitted it. >> well, financial regulation. >> pcs as the federal open market committee will communicate as much of of pathe board as it can cut fed will still surprise some. >> and conducted in

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