everybody thinks hank greenberg basically blew the whistle, hired a private investigator, and serious it is hard to get caught from hiring a hooker from the high up escort service. he got a good chuckle. it is all one the air, all on foxbusiness.com. the story goes on further it was hank and others, all of these people. or they were involved in it. a crazy interview with cnbc that i helped set up suggesting he knew about the hookers before hand. in any event, he says no way, jose. he thinks he was drawing money out of the bank in certain quantities. the cops looked at it and traced the money trail. it was some name like that. it made careers for ashley dupree. ashley: of course, household name. >> what i have read about her, she is happily married now. ashley: good for her. how much detail does hank give away now? charlie: i did not read the whole book. if you are in to corporate history, which i am now. is a lot of detailed how it was created, what went out, what went on. here is maybe the drawback with all of these books written by ceos, don't expect him to say, it is his view, he d

melissa: he spent nearly 40 years running insurance giant aig and now hank greenberg is sharing his story-all book. he is joins our senior correspondent charlie gasparino now. >> thanks for being here, hank. let me rattle off some of the accomplishments. i've known you for years. big fan. entrepreneur. ceo of aig, the world's largest insurance company, maybe the largest company for a time. cia operative. workout fanatic. i've been on workouts with you. eliot spitzer nemesis. that is a good point in your favor. ceo of starr international right now and also the author of a new book about aig. congratulations. >> thank you. >> long time in coming. it was seven years, if i remember when you started thinking about this. the aig story. it started essentially because you were ousted, forced out of aig, i believe unfairly by eliot spitzer over sort of mundane accounting issues and then, after that the company essentially blew up over very big issues. how much of this do you get into in the book? >> quite a bit. the book has two parts. charlie, the first part is the building of aig. >> right. >> t

hank greenberg, one o'clock hourment don't miss it.en: stocks now, annie coal has shares of zynga up today. >> yeah, right now, soaring. when you talk about the fact it's up 134%, that on top of, obviously, a great year they have been having, but zinga jumping on the news of op line gaming geating legalized in nevada, and now the speculation as to what other states do the same like new jersey perhaps. this is why it could be beneficial for revenues, obviously, for zynga known for farmville. i want to look at another name, and this is a 3-d printer computer, 3-d systems. you can see it's down 8%. they came out with a quarterly report which was disappointing missing the animal -- analyst's expectations, not good news for the particular company and that's why shares are tumbling. back to you. dagen: thank you. connell: a major storm slamming parts of the central plains today, blizzard warnings in effect in oklahoma and kansas. hey, maria. maria: good morning, everyone. this is just after a week we saw blizzard conditions over a similar ar

hank greenberg spoke to charlie gasparino.rg is critical of the federal reserve. >> they could have left the fed window open for aig. the fed window was open to the arab bank, 29% owned by the libyan central bank. think about that. charlie: right. >> it opened a fed window to them, but not aig. gerri: greenberg is suing the fed saying it was unconstitutional. greenberg was long gone from aig when the risky bets in the housing market caused it to collapse. two of the nation's biggest office supply chains, office depot and officemax, are joining forces. ceos of both companies: the all stock deal a merger of people. what will this mean for consumers, will less competition and higher prices? managing director and strategic research group. thank you for coming on tonight. >> mergers of equals, but normally less competition means higher fares. the rental car companies have been combining, airlines have been combining. prices have been skyrocketing. in this case because both companies are fighting simply for their own survival, the c