. >> but emac, just as we're about to become energy independent, this is happening.it's tough on u.s. domestic producers, right? >> oh, yeah. a little mom and pop shop. a lot of those guys are in this space and rich is absolutely right. it's more expensive to pull oil out via fracking than for saudi arabia. the central bank of oil. so saudis have 3/4 trillion in reserves, they can take a hit if oil prices go down. i think russia is trying to stick it to iran and trying to stick it to russia, the saudis want to get into china space and displace russia in that area. that's part of it, too. >> i don't have tears over russia and venezuela, but we the united states, becoming strong competitors to the saudi arabians. item a lot of people saying will will exceed if we haven't already in terms of oil production. how do we deal with the saudis? >> expect what a competitor does. grab back the business they lost to rich karlgaard's friends in north dakota. i don't think it's bad as rich does. it's expected this will help the economy. >> help the economy, mike, but perhaps hurt

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partners but there's multiple systems within our federal response system, our national response system emac, state-to-state compacts where one another provide capability, when that is obviously exceeded then they turn to our friends in fema and ask for a declaration. but let me start with sandy and i think it's -- you to, everybody heard about katrina and we spent many years reviewing what happened in katrina but i think it's a real tribute to the federal government and all the partners that were involved in that and how we dealt with sandy and the work that we had done between katrina and sandy to prepare the federal departments and agencies and in particular the defense department to be effective in responding. hurricane sandy in my opinion although we had several days to prepare for it was still a strategic surprise. and the reason i say that is because of the cascading effects that ensued after the storm went through. but really significant effects. and it was in a densely populated area, major urban area when you think about new york city and what happened. the other thing that was ver

>> first of all i believe -- i believe we have emac's high school yearbook picture? >> that would have been great if they came up with geraldo. >> first i am surprised it is only 25%. i think a lot of people may be lying. as you know i counsel a lot of yun women, anales 18 to 24. do not send naked pib tours of -- pib tours of yourself to your boyfriend. if you find the need to send naked pics of yourself send them to me. >> you are a safe. >> i am a lob box. the thin is you have to assume that any -- anything on your phone can be hacked. you just have to assume that. it is not blaming the victim. nobody deserves have their stuff leeb -- leaked. >> you know what scares me? the story that somebody can independently activate the camera on your app. >> you have to cover the camera. >> andy the home body, the eternal bachelor knows that. put a little duct taif over it. >> doubt -- duct tape works fine. they maybe things with the logo that goes right over it and they are removable. >> now i am really scared. >> joanne, do these leaks scare you enough to stop taking picture

partners but there's multiple systems within our federal response system, our national response system emac, state-to-state compacts where one another provide capability, when that is obviously exceeded then they turn to our friends in fema and ask for a declaration. but let me start with sandy and i think it's -- you to, everybody heard about katrina and we spent many years reviewing what happened in katrina but i think it's a real tribute to the federal government and all the partners that were involved in that and how we dealt with sandy and the work that we had done between katrina and sandy to prepare the federal departments and agencies and in particular the defense department to be effective in responding. hurricane sandy in my opinion although we had several days to prepare for it was still a strategic surprise. and the reason i say that is because of the cascading effects that ensued after the storm went through. but really significant effects. and it was in a densely populated area, major urban area when you think about new york city and what happened. the other thing that was ver

partners but there's multiple systems within our federal response system, our national response system emac, state-to-state compacts where one another provide capability, when that is obviously exceeded then they turn to our friends in fema and ask for a declaration. but let me start with sandy and i think it's -- you know, everybody heard about katrina. and we spent many years reviewing what happened in katrina. but i think it's a real tribute to the federal government, and all the partners that were involved in that, and how we dealt with sandy, and the work that we had done between katrina and sandy to prepare the federal departments and agencies, and in particular the defense department to be effective in responding. hurricane sandy in my opinion although we had several days to prepare for it was still a strategic surprise. and the reason i say that is because of the cascading effects that ensued after the storm went through. but really significant effects. and it was in a densely populated area, major urban area when you think about new york city and what happened. the other thing that

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] emacs though it's interesting trying to understandwhat possibly motivate somebody to join the chase wrinkly ridiculous sounding regime. so i made contact with him and he and his unit were based on the top of a mountain in rural afghanistan. so i went out to this mountain. it is basically a day to get to the top hiking. when i got up there, i went to resort of narrow trail and went to a small village at the very top and sure enough, sitting in one of houses for a group of taliban fighters, 12 or 13 fighters. i went inside and sat down and they were all sitting crosslegged in and i took out my notebook and i started interviewing them, started interviewing the commander specifically and asking them questions like why are you fighting against the u.s.? what kind of society do you want? what is your assessment of the 1990s regime, which is the mentality and went into power. he gave me answers for all of them. at some point he stopped me and told me, you know, you are actually the first foreigner that i've ever met. of course the first amer