what else can you do, jamie? you can decrease the amount of red meat in your diet, increase the amount of fruit and vegetables in your diet. a new study out of harvard seems to show if you exercise more and lose rate, you decrease your risk of developing colon cancer in about 50% of cases because they found, and this is something david and i talk about all the time, a genetic marker. they found a jen domestic marker that in about half of the cases, exercise and diet will help a lot. we need to know that because we want to know which group you're in. so exercise, diet, cutting down on red meat increasing fruit an vegetables. >> jamie: the fruit and vegetables, dr. samadi, is that a fiber thing? >> it's one of the major risk factors as marc mentioned, red meat. it's a big risk factor and low fiber. you want to make sure you add all the fruits and vegetables. obviously a lot of african-americans are susceptible to this. we talked about inflammatory bowel disease and colitis is a risk factor. certainly age up over 50

basically because there's jamie. move move that. oh i'm jamie diamond the day i devour the u.s. economy i steal people's money then of global j. to. live in america's financial data yes i'm going to be done like about every once in a while to collect my checks are committing mass of financial fraud like i do with the oil i authorize and i knew about it i didn't a massive fraud i could not get my check i go back up americans for the children. well the tapeworm especially adapted to parasite it has no gut. head or light sensing organs but has a unique surface able to withstand its host digestive acids while still absorbing nutrient sickened by just those acids by putting those toxic risks all the bills to the federal reserve bank so they want to bail them out because he's a parasite parasite jamie diamond eidos in the valley of the u.s. economy. jamie diamond i'm going to destroy your love tapeworms can grow up to ten feet in this case jamie dimon i think is only about i thought seven. votes you know bob his weight is a tape worm. farms also from this genetic decoding of their d.n

>> i am not ready for you, jamie. >> jamie: we are not hitting the links, we're hitting the ring.ongressman, please take care of us and our safety at our airports. and thank you for weighing in on the trial downtown, on a very serious topic. thank you. >> thankee, jamie. >> eric: now for a look beyond the news with liz trotta's sunday commentary. >> secretary of state john kerry on his maiden diplomatic query to the middle-east arrived in egypt last week, along with biblical forms of locusts, writers searched for meaning, wearing god of the egyptians with 10 plagues because pharoah refused to release the jews. the eighth plague was locusts. if there is a bad omen anywhere in this coincidence, it is that mr. kerry left after promising egypt millions of dollars in foreign aid, even as the streets ran blood weprotests against the government of muhammad morsi, the islamist president of egypt. mr. kerry would have us believe that egypt will adopt political and economic reforms in exchange for u.s. financial backing. no more oppression of the opposition, no more interference with basic

jamie diamond i'm going to destroy your life forms can grow up to ten feet in this case jamie diamond i think it's only about i think it's. you know buffett's way there's a tape worm. farms also from this genetic decoding of their d.n.a. they found that they're actually remarkably similar to a cancer so again that's a very apt comparison to make jamie dimon to the tapeworm absolutely you know that was a gift to him bear stearns and he's been marauding his way through the too big to fail landscape becoming even bigger to bigger to fail even less bigger big big in eric holder and shaking interest desk it's disgusting we're going to move on to this next headline because it talks exactly about that how too big to jail has become and his influence over the political class leaman creditors can question london whale says judge a bankruptcy judge gave creditors of lehman brothers the green light to subpoena former j.p. morgan trader bruno extolled the so-called london whale in an eight point six billion dollar lawsuit against the bank remember j.p. morgan was lehman's a clearing bank and so a

morgan by the way who's the biggest player in food stamps i don't know jamie jamie dimon j.p. morgan all right so they're not they've got a dog in that race as well not only are they defrauding the public but they're putting out food stamps and taking a cut on the breadline busy to vertically integrated fraudster. i don't work there colder on this he says he can't go after him because he's hiding under his desk right and he said they jamie might not get me a christmas card with your but i think that says everything the fact that we have institutions that control and are treated differently and we bedded that in by calling these companies different they are systemically important right the other seven thousand banks to try and earn an honest living in this country they're not important but who wrote it frank well that's exactly what the banks are all right so this was written by a handful of institutions the same lawyers who brought us the preamble to the crisis have written the legislation to quote unquote fix capitalism of course and. this is going forward now the discussion

welcome to you, jamie. jamie: bill, thank you.anks in that troubled country have been closed since march 15th. all of the two largest banks were supposed to open today. there are temporary measures placed on transactions when they do reopen to prevent a run on deposits, people grabbing their money out. it could happen. the business owners say the lack of available cash is already hurting business. >> before tuesday, we are not having money in the market. so everyone is crying. as far as i can see, so i hope the banks soon open, open soon. jamie: greg palkot streaming live for us had cyprus. greg? >> reporter: jamie, we're standing in front of one of the banks that was supposed to be open today. my cam ran man to zoom beyond me and show you the fact of life here. it is closed. it is empty. all banks have been delayed. they're opening now set for thursday. but by that time folks will have had no access to banks, online banking electronic transfers, for amazing astounding 12 days. can you imagine if you were in that situation? atms i

basically because there's jamie. move move to the moon and jamie diamond the day we're i devoured the u.s. economy i steal people's money then left global a. room to. live in america's financial. yes i'm to be done like about every once in a while to collect my check for committing massive financial fraud like i do the oil i authorize and i knew about it i could in a massive fraud i could not get my check i go back up americans for the children. well the taif for him especially adapted to parasite it has no gut head or light sensing organs but has a unique surface able to withstand its host digestive acids while still absorbing nutrients we can buy just those acids by putting those talks to grist for the bone to the federal reserve bank so that was the building out because he's a parasite it was dangerous parasite jamie diamond itis the reason the value of the us economy spoke to us a stricter sphincter just jamie diamond i'm here to destroy your love tapeworms can grow up to ten feet in this case jamie diamond i thi

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, we're going to have a busy brand new hour in america's headquarters. good to have you with us. after months of wrangling, president obama signs an order authorizing our government to cut 85 billion from the federal budget. the majority likely phased in over the next few months. make emanuel is live in the d.c. bureau with more. what's the buzz this morning, mike? >> well, a lot of finger pointing and blame game going on right now and president obama says he's worried about the overall impact of these cuts. what is not being disputed is that those who are receiving furloughs and lay notices are being hurt and the president is worried about the overall impact. >> and it will cause a ripple effect across the economy. businesses will suffer because customers will have less money to spend. the longer these cuts remain in place, the greater the damage. economists estimate they could eventually cost more than 750,000 jobs and slow our economy by over 1/2 of 1%. >> last tuesday, mr. obama traveled to newport news, virginia to spotlight the damage that military

eric. >> eric: jamie... during president obama's trip to israel, there were renewed calls for him to free jonathan pollard, a former american navy analyst, spending life in prison for spying on israel. he was convicted in 1987 and he has been mot of a cause. here's liz trotta with her commentary. >> whenever i think of donald rumsfeld, what comes to find, the pure logic of his most famous utterance. the former secretary of defense said, there are things we know we know, the known known, there are things we don't know, the known unknowns and lastly, the things we don't know we don't know we don't know, the unknown, unknowns. the simplicity makes us nostalgic for clear thoughts. reporters are driven to get the answers to their questions -- the known unknown. but the unknown unknown, what really happened behind the closed doors, really disturbs our sleep. only if they let their imaginations run riot does the possible story behind the story become the nightmare -- what really happened. where is the truth? and wo

find yourself the best doctor. >> jamie: go ahead, eric, smile.rks. >> in rare cases you can lose that smile. >> eric: i'm not getting it. i'm not doing needles or the -- or acupuncture. i know people love acupuncture. maybe i'll do that. >> jamie: we're also going to have more on botox, the medical uses. overactive bladder. we'll hear more about that as well. stay with us. more on botox. for over 125 years we've been bringing people together. today we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us...obesity. and as the nations leading beverage company we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change whats offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by all of us. based on one simple common sense fact, all calories count. and if you eat and drink more calories then you burn off you'll gain w

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. >> jamie: that's a very good warning. new york city wanted us to not get the big, oversized drink. is portion size relevant in terms of diet or non-diet? >> absolutely. it's a lifestyle issue. once you start drinking the soda, you eat all the wrong foods. coca-cola used to come in 6.5 occupancies, now we are talking 64 ounces. a study in 2004 looking at 90,000 women showed they were twice as likely to develop diabetes and much more likely to become obese if they simply had one sugary drink a day. it's a huge problem. it's a huge problem. we need to drink less of it. >> jamie: juices? large juices are sugary? >> they all have a lot of sugar. i don't think there is any nutritional benefit to the soda. the way that mayor bloomberg went about this -- he means well -- but it raises a lot of red flags. but many studies have been done, including "new england journal of medicine," single cause of obesity and diabetes are the sodas. we are passing it on to our children. two-thirds of americans are overweight, which leads to diabet

always good to see you. >> take care, jamie. >> jamie: thank you?> jamie, you have been talking about the spending cuts, while they could be just the beginning. did you than there is a march 27 deadline to avoid another government shutdown? you think washington can really solve our budget mess? that's the question we will put to our political panel just ahead. s a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. [ male announcer ] from the way the bristles move to the way they clean, once you try an oral-b deep sweep power brush, you'll never go back to a regular manual brush. its three cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles reach between teeth with more brush movements to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. and even 76% more plaque than sonicare flexcare in hard to reach areas. oral-b deep sweep 5000 power brush. life opens up when you do. it's a challenge to balance work and family

jamie? >> jamie: great coverage. thanks so much. >> kelly: good to see her there. the pentagon is wrapping up the missile defense program as the united states faces new threats from north korea. could missiles like this really reach our shores? that is the question. we'll take a closer look of the potential danger. >> jamie: plus a new report showing a tale of two economies, young people struggling and millionaires the number is surging. what is needed that is still ahead. >> kelly: and we are less than two hours away from results of the cpac straw poll. what will it tell us about the presidential field in 2016? >> we're not here to rebrand the party. we are here to rebuild a country. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events

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jamie just looked at me. >> jamie: did i? sorry, doc. >> male menopause.years testosterone can come down and you can have an enlargement. >> eric: at what age? >> usually over the age of 50. you're safe. now, there are also some medications, you know. we in the field of prostate cancer give a lot of testosterone before radiation. you've heard of propecia. it's popular for hair. it's one of the things that can lower the active form of testosterone that can give also enlarged breasts, and many other medications, digoxin, so you want to go through the list of your medication. alcohol, big time. marijuana. these are all one of the reasons why they do this. now, surgery for this is very successful, and i let marc make the next few comments. >> the main points in like when you see this in newborns, most of them have it. puberty because you're getting a change in your hormone status as a man. as david mentioned, late in life when you start to make less testosterone and more estrogen. that's the key. you can find it on examination. it's usually one side more than

i'm jamie colby. mitt romney opening up about settling into his new quiet life after a whirl wind presidential campaign. peter doocy live from our washington bureau with a bit of a preview. what's he been up to, peter? >> reporter: we heard mitt romney say in his heart thought he was going to win. in the time between the presidential election and this week's interview at his house in san diego. he's reviewed all the good and the bad from his campaign and when he talks about his role in the future and wanting to have influence still over republican policy, you get a sense of how hard it is to come so close to the presidency and lose. >> well, i recognize that it's the guy who lost the election. i'm not in a position to tell everybody else how to win, all right. they're not going to listen. i don't have the credibility to do that anyway, but i still care, and i still believe that there are principles that we need to stand for. i look at what's happening right now. i wish i were there. it kills me not to

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jamie, you want to sing a little more as we go off the air? one.east a month, and i haven't used them at all. and there are certain things that, you know, are more difficult than others, but... you have to stay positive. i mean, what else are you gonna do? no! yeah, jimmy called me about this movie, and i was a little unsure because i'm kind of known for my singing and dancing and modeling. but when i saw jimmy act, you know, i felt like... like, i mean, anybody can do this. get me the president. boop, boop. jimmy was easily the most difficult co-star i've ever had. and i co-starred in a movie with osama bin laden. jenga! let me clarify something. now, when i say somebody is a [bleep] i don't mean to imply that they're actually [bleep] mother. even though they probably are [bleep] somebody's mother or a girl who's going to be a mother or whatever. you know, unless i'm talking about topher grace. dude is weird. he is a [bleep] i'm -- i'm -- i'm adopted. aaaaah! honestly, horrible. most unprofessional actor i've ever worked with. oh, no. ah, she [ble

jamie? >> jamie: big story here in new york. the son-in-law of osama bin laden is on american soil facing terror charges in federal court. critics are saying the suspected terrorist has no business in the civilian judicial system and belongs in a military trib tribl at gitmo. congressman peter king has a lot to say about this and also will talk to us about how safe we are at our airports. >> eric: a new type of deadly germ, the centers for disease control has that warning. this germ is apparently resistant to almost all kinds of medications. we'll get the very latest on how we can protect ourselves from the super bugs when the doctors join us in just three minutes. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pk vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant

during a meeting between you, douglas braustein, jamie dimon and scott waterhouse was clearly jamie dimon who was responsible for directing the data cut off. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> did the bank stopped sending the problem was data for the investment bank for period of time? >> it was approximately 32 weeks. >> do you restore that data to the occ? >> i did. >> did he order the data stop? >> prior to stopping the data in number of regulators had reaches for the information we shared with them. there had been mistaken losses of information and we wanted to ensure prior to restarting the data we have adequate control in place to ensure that the data got to the regulators and only the regulators. >> did you notify them that that was the reason? >> i did speak to them during that period of time. >> you told me that was the reason that information was not coming to them? >> during that -- >> january and february? >> we were not delivering the data, you ordered it restored. apparently there was some heat in the conversation allegedly but in any event you ordered the data restored 5. did

>> i'm jamie. i'm from scotland. >> jimmy: oh -- wow. [ cheers ] [ with scottish accent ] jamie!been writing songs for a long time? >> yes, i play -- i don't sing them normally, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you sell them or something? what do you do? >> oh, no. i write them, but someone else sings them. >> jimmy: oh, really? i want to see a debut of what you do -- do you play guitar? >> i play drums, normally. >> jimmy: hmm -- >> so it's -- yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, not many -- >> not selling myself. >> jimmy: no, you're not really selling yourself. this is good. you're the underdog. yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you're like -- you could be the next phil collins, who knows. all right, why don't you head over there, jamie. have a seat over there. welcome to our country and our show. [ laughter ] ♪ now, this -- this is crazy, guys. you won't even believe this. you all know jamie, from scotland, correct? [ cheers and applause ] normally, when you go see him in concert, what does he do? he plays the drums, and he doesn't sing, right? [ laughter ] not tonight. we have a special -- speci

morgan and jamie diamond if they caught breaking the law like they are repeatedly they just need more to pay the fine so it's really a nonevent matter fact without that manipulation the u.s. economy would crash now which government officials learn of this how did they learn of the manipulation and what was their response just break that down well there was a lot of complaining on the trading for that day by traders who actually want it to buy or sell it at a lower price. so when they investigated it there's a agency within the u.s. government called the commodity futures trading commission that is in charge of the energy and the commissioners got together and they decided they were going to call it a non bonafide trade so instead of calling manipulation they said it was a trade and interesting lee it was a republican commissioner scott o'malley who said i don't agree with. a very well thought out dissenting opinion saying it's extraordinary that market as vital as the oil market were clear manipulation is taking place and yet we call it a non bonafide train let everybody go back to wh

london whale because of the chief investment office here in london well you know jesus christ said jamie dimon got as much chance of reaching haven't as a lot of wise debt obligation as in passing through this fingering of a camel. so the article then goes on to ask why are camels. still secret as the san francisco fed economist noted there is a fear that banks would be less willing to provide supervisors with complete and accurate information if they feared that the outcome of the bank exams would be made public so here again that asymmetric information because they might not tell the truth if we force them to openly tell the truth or they fear the truth the truth is that these banks are insolvent and there are going out of their way to create a potemkin village of fraud to make it appear as though there isn't the reality that these banks are insolvent h.s.b.c. barclays lloyds bank here in the u.k. they're insolvent. goldman sachs and j.p. morgan are insolvent the central banks whether it's the fed the e.c.b. or the foot caught the bank of cyprus they're completely insolvent they've got

he's such a -- jpmorgan is jamie dimon.cult of personality. >> and for that reason, jeff, if we all been alone by his reputation and his accomplishments to this point? >> yeah, i think we have a reason to celebrate him. and bill, sue, i knew i would agree with you. jessica, i love you and thought for sure we would have a fight on this one, but i'm glad you agree. you've referred to him in your recent writings as giving him a sort of heroic aura and he deserve s it. there's a certain part of this generation of ceos that is very different than the last generation of business roundtable types that were silent, passive, cynical, kpland about things on the sidelines. dave cody of honeywell and things, these are people who have become almost household names. and if you lift yourself up in the public eye, you're going to, perhaps, receive more arrows. >> wait a minute, that's my point. that's my point. have we been -- not we, but i'm talk about regulatoregulators, s.e.c. or banking regulators, have they been lulled to sleep by the

caught manipulating markets rather jamie diamond in the silver market or whether it's going to agro in the oil market their defense is always that well we're adding liquidity we're making a market and we're doing something important and laws don't apply to us it's not ever going to change i think in this case for bragging in an email you know one of them said some people are friends we could price print so they didn't have a defense in this case. there but do they need a defense when you have the regulators and the government officials paying tribute to these guys doing heroic work by breaking laws acting outside of the law manipulating markets they're lauded as heroes do they don't need a defense. i guess. so far no right because what we're seeing is the regulators know what's happening in this case the traders were not fine they were not punished con agra paid twelve million dollars but that's pocket lint to them while they commit relate marcus to pay the fine so there's a a just b. c. barclays bank of america j.p. morgan jamie dimon if they caught breaking the law like they are repe

jamie has trust issues. >> look at you. >> what are you my [ bleep ] counselor?think we'd be very good. >> we do great together. i'm laid back and she's a fire cracker. >> i love her. yeah, i'm in love with her. and she loves me. it's a much more intense kind of love than i think you would get out in the free world because out there, have you so many distractions, you know, and other things to do. you don't have that in here. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but there are two downsides to prison relationships. one is that displays of affection are against the rules and can result in segregation. the other is that most of the the time, one person eventually gets left behind. campbell is in the third year of a mandatory 20-year sentence for second-degree murder. eldridge in her third year of an eight-year sentence has just been summoned to the prison's parole office. >> ready? >> yeah. >> i got a release date for you tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh. >> you ever been on parole before? >> probation. >> i don't know what to think. i leave in the morning. i mean that to me is

jamie dimon didn't mislead the regulators, he actually doesn't know what he's doing.ou can't mislead people about something you don't understand yourself. >> mark, you're not going to get off easy here either. we're not going to let you -- we're not doing all your heavy lifting here. this was reckless behavior and why wouldn't jamie dimon know about it before, rather than to having to hear about it afterwards? where's the governance on this? >> that's a very good yes, and i think that there seems to be corporate governance and that's an issue between the board and between the shareholders and management and they need to make that decision. if the board decides they want to remove him, that's their choice and that's how companies work. i think jim focuses on what i think is a crucial point here. to me, the public policy question is about the system. you know if dodd/frank had ended too big to fail, would we care? i think we need to move to a banking system where firms cannot only use -- where a $1 trillion firm cannot only lose $6 billion, but a $1 trillion firm can go

jamie dimon comes under heavy criticism.ause he has testified twice in the past. we have convened a squawk legal panel. they will be allowed to buy back stock. that directive comes from the fed stress test results that involved 18 big banks. 14 others received outright passing grades. allied financial and bb&t did not pass muster and they failed. the dow extending its winning streak to 10 straight sessions yesterday. by the way, we haven't seen a string of gains like this since 1996. put that in a little bit of context, you were probably dancing to this billboard number one hit,hit,o diggity. it couldn't quite get there. sit two points away from its all-time closing high of 15.65. that trend has certainly been our friend. the dow hasn't been going down on any friday this year. u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated a little bit lower. dow futures down 15 minutes. s&p off by a point. nasdaq up by two. how about this, if we rise today it would be the first 11-day upis streak since late 1991 into 1992. i can't even tell

basically because there's jamie. move move the. guy with the tape or i devoured the u.s. economy i still peoples money that have global do a. good thing.

a new senate report accuses jamie dimon from holding back information from regulators.ate kelley joins us now with the details. >> reporter: good evening. in a six hour hearing senator carl levin took a very hard line with current and former jpmorgan executives, highlighting the risk management failure, fudged trading marks and ultimately misleading public comments the bank made as it was racking up more than $6 billion in losses last year. ina drew appeared close to tears as she described the jpmorgan job as her life's work and her resignation as devastating. also singled out for grilling douglas braunstein and in senator levin's view misled the public. >> senator, my obligation on the call and the only thing i was thinking about was reporting based on what i knew at the time, the information as accurately as i could. in hindsight, senator, the positions and the portfolio did not act as a hedge, it changed dramatically. we misunderstood the risks. we misunderstood the complication in it. we ultimately misunderstood what the estimated performance of it would be. so in h

and then, as jamie mentioned work with the land lords as well. we contact the apartment association in some cases and have them sort of work on the other end speaking to the landlord complying with codes and all of that. and we have had great success. the other thing that it allows us to do is a little bit of a more of a case management model. some of our counseling that we do it is really where we are only able to sort of do an in and out and advise them a little bit and send them on the way and with this, we are able to do follow up calls and we send out post cards saying has your issue been resolved and we will track the cases thoroughly. if the people are not getting anywhere, we are able to escalate through the dbi system if we need to or keep helping them work with the landlord. i think that it provides a great service not just to the community and the tenants but to your department frankly. we are trying to do a lot of the groundwork so that these cases don't necessarily get to you. we are trying to sort of do what we can do just through t

loving it because there's anonymity there's power you're taking a stance against the paper pushers like jamie diamond over at j.p. morgan and this is really this is the currency of the resistance. let's look over and back at the dow jones because that did hit an all time high and i will look at charles be your man and his daily video podcast where he talks about this so that brings us to today's reality where the u.s. economy is in or a session in recession to find this declining after tax income year over year net of inflation and the u.s. stock market is percentage points from an all time. but u.s. company insiders know what's really going on going on so it's no surprise to me that insiders that u.s. companies have bought the least amount of shares in any one month and also that the ratio of insider selling is now fifty to one those numbers that's the most those monthly records of the most by insiders sell by and the least amount of insider buying since we started tracking insiders in two thousand and four so insiders are selling at a ratio fifty to one he says but on top of that chairman b

jamie has worked for three foundations. she has been a leader in the philanthropic world, conducting research in both the public and private sector. she is currently the senior [speaker not understood] officer with the shkawa foundation responsible for grant making in youth development, leadership, housing development. she managed $10 million in grants on behalf of that foundation. for those of us who have to figure out how to spend scarce dollars, thank you for that. but in addition to that, in addition to serving on the northern california grant makers board and the bay area of blacks in philanthropy i organization, she has also served the community in a lot of other functions. she has founded the passport scholars access program. she has also been the board member for an organization that sends volunteers through the coral center for civic leadership. * and i also know her as the former president of an organization known as spark, which is a women's fund building a network of young donors who invest in changing the patte

diamond the job i'm not here please notify the hiding from you please i'm afraid of jamie dugan when they tell you know a lot of guy in america is cowering under his desk frightened of the banks. when there's sheer terror that jamie diamond might call him up that's a problem barack obama needs to put somebody into tony general's office who's going to complete would that would be a good step forward and they're claiming they're saying no we can't prosecute the banks because if we prosecute the big people will lose faith in the banks then and people might not invest well what does that mean i mean the banks are going to trickle down i mean if they hoard all this wealth in is just insane telling us that they can't prosecute anyone and these financial to do sometimes talk about the gambling thing that you were saying earlier about the volcker rule we have occupy the s.e.c. suing j.p. morgan wells fargo to push for the volcker rule similarly we have of course pushing to reinstate glass steagall but i mean even if these initiatives went through what they're really address the problem here

levin would wait to see how this hearing went before contacting jamie dimon. not say whether or not a invitation is forthcoming. david: he may have had enough of those guys. >> maybe. david:. sandra: rich edson, have a good weekend. >> you too. sandra: coming up on "money" with melissa at 5:00 p.m., did regulators drop the ball when it comes to jpmorgan's whale loss? were there warning signs they clearly missed? melissa will talk to former fdic chairman sheila bair. david: that should be interesting. coming up next we turn our attention to the business of vice. specifically we'll be talking about other parts of it, adult videos. sandra: liz claman, she is in california where it is about lunchtime. >> l.a. is the land of food trucks but only in chatsworth, california, do you get adult entertainment stars showing up to get their lunch at the food truck outside penthouse 3-d studios. coming up we have ceo of vivid entertainment, known for higher end quality videos in the adult entertainment world. it is the business of vice, coming up next, live from california.

their love is winning waving retain they love is what everything that jamie represents i don't think that the tools of the plague are there to wipe out the terrorist bank stars but the people same to enjoy their golden shower more now into this mix comes obamacare a major gift to the mega insurance corporations how does this fit into this financialization end game scenario. i think that obamacare is like the perfection of crony capitalism that's been sold as being something wonderful for the for the people and by the by the profession of crony capitalism i mean that it insanely expensive care provided by cartels bit debt to have totally opaque pricing and then are in cahoots basically with this central state that supposedly regulates them they're charging you know seventy thousand dollars for a few tests and the basically the debt service and taxpayers are having to pay these cartels these insane fees that are like mouli ten to one hundred times beyond what they would what they could cost in another nation without. crony capitalist cartels why are liberals like ariane huffington so b