i did a youth privacy panel with eric schneiderman two weeks ago in new york and that was great because we hadn't met each other, although i worked with some of his predecessors. so tomorrow, the national association of attorneys general is in town, and i'm going over to talk to them, and then they're coming back over to our agency and we're doing a workshop for them. so there's a lot of ways we cross pollinate, and we need to do more than that because obviously, you know, when we leverage our resources we all do bert for the consumers we try to represent. >> yeah. let me ask you a quick question on online shopping. the last couple years around the holidays, christmastime, we hear about how much more people are buying online. s so just by that percentage growth you would think there are more problems. is it more percentage growth, more buying, more problems, or does that medium lend itself more to schemes and bad information? >> you know, that's a great question. i don't know the answer to that. i do think when you don't have a person, there is a failure -- and there's no -- there's no

a spring that might bring insolvency to bank of america that might roll out indictments from eric schneiderman zz investigation that might see greece pull out of the euro and the devaluation of that currency and its reverberations on the dollar a lot is at stake this spring of course you know israel might bomb iran and throw the whole commodities market into chaos so as conditions get crazier and crazier the people will try again as milton friedman said that when things changes when there is a crisis in the way that the changes described by the ideas lying around so if occupy wall street is an idea that's lying around it is an excess of bull i'll turn it over to more capitalism which is the response that we gave the bailouts and fall of two thousand and eight i think you could probably see some really big change but it won't be easy as the cops showed although i think i would argue that that wasn't capitalism that was that was something else but and now it's not to be defending capitalism but any i j i'd like to continue this conversation some time we have a lot more time thanks so much for be

to me the most interesting things will be the what we can't predict i mean attorney general eric schneiderman stass force might roll out indictments and that might provoke protests. the you know who we don't know exactly what's going to happen with greece and the eurozone if if you know some horrible thing happens to that currency that will have big reverberations the united states if bank of america becomes insolvent that will have huge reverberations it may trigger another bailout which may trigger more austerity which may trigger worse conditions and repeat the whole thing so there are a lot of things that we're not sure about you know of course israel could attack iran and throw the oil market mechanism arc into complete chaos you know that there are so many things that are sort of at a nearly a boiling point right now that if they bubbled over could really have major reverberating effects and provoke a lot more radicalism in the streets than we've seen so far let me let a little bit of a curveball at you. and just ask you you're a journalist i'm your editor just for the moment and i say