coming up more with james galbraith. and what happens in congress refuses to read the raise the debt ceiling we discuss what a u.s. default would entail and smile you're on mug shot dot com i'm not joking now websites are published mug shots and then charge arrestees hundreds of thousands of dollars or just hundreds however much that ends up taking to take the pictures down are now in the spotlight rachel perseus and i discuss how credit card companies fits which off the lights of this profitable business that's coming up in today's big deal and as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers. all people are. body has something to show everybody. for sure should live so long on their porch. i mean always in the water. that's whether it's a ballet dancer a ball player. those are things that are curious to see just enjoy. them or another. it was a very very hard to take. that that would take care. of. the. over the past few years there have been a slew of proposed deficit reduction plans from simp

coming up more with james galbraith. and what happens in congress refuses to read the raise the debt ceiling we discussed what a u.s. default would entailed and smile you're on mug shot dot com i'm not joking now websites the publish mug shots and then charge arrestees hundreds of thousands of dollars or just hundreds however much that ends up taking to take the pictures down are now in the spotlight rachel perseus and i discuss how credit card companies could switch off the lights of this profitable business that's coming up in today's big deal and as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers. shall we leave the. bush and your. play your part of the there's a good. shoes that no one is there with to get that you deserve answers from. politics only on our. over the past few years there have been a slew of proposed deficit reduction plans from simpson bowles to the ryan budget now earlier i asked james galbraith if the u.s. should target the deficit in terms of a percentage of g.d.p. and here'

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john kenneth galbraith now it's time for today's big deal. joining me now for today's big deal the one the only rachel corrie's is how you doing lady doing great how are you ok now this is one of my favorite subjects that we're going over today celebrity photos and they're not always from the red carpet some of the best ones now some of the most sincere and candid photos they come straight from the slammer yeah now here are some of our favorites we picked these out check this hugh grant after he was caught with a hooker there is mel gibson twenty eleven paris hilton looking remarkably good when she said i mean come on that's a mug shot and of course one of the many many mug shots of miss lindsey lowe and i think we have another here check this was there's a one joel oh no. that i don't have a i get are well all i know is i wish there were some way that i could pay for that mugshot to be removed from the public record check this out rachel now you can your money on it is in public record and here's the news this is kind of incredible not websi

david galbraith professor david galbraith from the university of bath joins me now to talk more about this. are you expecting tough questions to be asked today. questions will be asked to do largely along the line that the u.s. . national security chief. james clapper. some time ago. and so i think the guys the people that are in charge and are going to give evidence today the chief. and i five and i sixty believe they're in trouble i believe that they are in trouble but i would say that's all of the trouble i mean i think that is much is our security services have a responsibility to make sure that we're safe and secure i think that our politicians have an even greater responsibility in having oversight and i think that most definitely many politicians will be expecting. you know some serious answers to the questions of why did they have greater oversight and do you think there will be serious actions against than then or will list just be a dressing down do you think. i think there will be serious i think there will be serious questions but whether or not we get to see the serious q

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(watch ticking) arlan galbraith who called himself "the pigeon king" convinced hundreds of american and canadian farmers there was good money to be made raising the birds for food. >> and everybody we talked to said this guy was--he was on the up and up. nobody had a bad word to say about him. (watch ticking) >> stahl: welcome to "60 minutes" on cnbc. i'm leslie stahl. in march 2009, bernard madoff pleaded guilty to perpetrating what's believed to be the largest financial fraud in history. he received the maximum sentence for his crime, 150 years in prison. but while madoff is behind bars, there's still much we don't know about the scam which involved, by some accounts, a fraud of more than $50 billion. investigators are still trying to figure out who was involved and where the money went. this edition features some of the people most intimately familiar with madoff's schemes: irving picard, the court-appointed trustee charged with finding the missing money, some of the crooked financier's victims and the man who figured out madoff's crimes out before anyone else, harry markopolos. plus

professor vinson national security david galbraith leaves the government's going to fall off. i'm getting good at it as a right to know who i'm exactly the overall ramifications of the intelligence community they are used around the parking ticket i can go and squeeze. i'm independent and independent newspaper or news organization. i'm still in the town is totally unacceptable in a democracy and freedom we have a strong judicial system which is suggesting that he has gone too far and its cargo the key indices that we have to trust our politicians that they will have copper responsible oversight of the intelligence agencies of the wines were no different than any other offers according to this note links uk intelligence was able the moment trip to six hundred million communications every day of the web the only ones own axes to them and hundred and fifty thousand nsa employees and private us contract could also take in the uk databases i was going to teach them explains put more money there and help in washington to keep an eye on the world intelligence services of five english

authorities insist moran is actions constitute a terrorism professor of international security david galbraith believes the government's going too far. i do think the public has a right to know exactly be over already i think asians of the intelligence community most definitely i think that the issue around how far the u.k. government can go in squeezing an independent and independent newspaper or news organization is totally is totally unacceptable within a democracy and we have a strong judicial system which is suggesting that in fact the government is going too far and its crackdown on the government but the key thing is that we have to have trust in our and i'll the titian is that they will have proper responsible oversight of the intelligence agencies otherwise we're no different than the other not an obviously. according to the snowden leaks you can intelligently was able to monitor up to six hundred million communications every day they were the only ones who had access to them eight hundred fifty thousand in the same police and private u.s. contractors could also dig into u.k. database

asking james galbraith to look at the government brochures and critique whether or not these are the right kind of instructions for bomb shelters. you can tell more from these letters, because what happens is that early, early on when this crisis -- almost right after kennedy is shown the pictures of the missiles in cuba, he and khrushchev make a secret agreement. they will write to each other every day until either this is resolved or the world blows up. they used that language almost. they will write these letters, they will tell each other what each other is thinking, what each other is planning, what they think the other is planning, and they will do it in secret, and they will put them in secret diplomatic pouches, and they will be delivered through the embassies, and not one member of the press will ever see them, so they won't make, they won't screw it up, and they will not blow it up out of proportion, you know? i'm a historian, so there were times when i wrote about the declaration of independence or the constitution. the united states constitution would still be written, be

last but certainly not least charlie galbraith associate director of the white house office of governmental affairs from the navajo nation. this is a group that represents you supports me and all of the administration. could we just give them a quick round of applause? [applause] thanks. so we have been doing a lot and i just want to kind of run through a handful of things where we have made real progress since the last time you met one year ago. first is the president of the united states listened to you and he created an executive order the middle of this year to stand up and asked me to chair as judy mentioned. this is an opportunity for us to work all year long not just in preparation for this to make progress and to make sure this complicated federal family with these large silos that we all share as members of the cabinet work together to support indian country in an efficient and effective way. this afternoon he will meet a number of members of the council ended number of them will be standing at the podium talking to you and they are going to be listening to your input on critical a

gillette of the standing rock sioux tribe -- our [inter]governmental affairs office, we've got charlie galbraithof the navajo nation. and i look forward to -- so they worked so incredibly hard to make this conference possible, and i look forward to it every year. i had the privilege of some of you coming to the white house yesterday. as we made clear in the executive order earlier this year that established the white house council on native american affairs, we have a unique legal and political relationship, one that's been affirmed many times in treaties, in statutes and in the constitution. that's the unique relationship we honor today. that's the relationship we're called upon to sustain for the progress of all of our peoples. and while we should be proud of what we've achieved together in recent years, we also should be focused on all the work that we still have to do. i know we've got members of the iroquois nation here today. and i think we could learn from the iroquois confederacy, just as our founding fathers did when they laid the groundwork for our democracy. the iroquois called their