firstoff, 400 billion a year of capital would be extracted out of the productive world, and gone into nonproductive world and that would mean economically would absolutely be at the margin a disaster and secondly, we know from africa, after a trillion dollars, look how much we've gotten there. no, no, if a trillion doesn't work, well, then 4 trillion is really going to work and now, we're the creating brand new billionaires and they're the ne new-- but this is going to be like, graph 101, the golden vain from every corrupt dude out there. >> brenda: i've got to go to the smart boy, jonas. >> they're not the irs, can't tax anything, just a recommendation. >> brenda: and can hardly do anything. >> and all they're saying, all the countries that offered aid to other countries, but then renege on the payments because they've got their own problems at home. and not talking about greece or their countries, but saying, got to come up with a way to pay for that, but a forced tax because you're not getting the countries in aid. that's a legitimate concern, and loosely, you know, the concept tha