john: thank you, jason lewis.'s go to another website this one is already operating in its called crust cloud. it gives it more ways for you to understand if we can trust someone or not. i could check out your credit score, but that only tells me so much. so trust cloud was introduced. >> it helps you to collect all of your trustworthy data that you have generated online on the website and on your mobile devices. if you are on linked in or facebook or twitter comment with the one place that you can use always. you don't have time to google somebody or do a background check on someone. and in the past are lucky enough to have a referral from a friend. now these are hundreds of millions of people out there on the web. meaning the reviews that people make of each other and the transactions that they have completed can all go into trust clouds be one you evaluate this into a credit score? >> yet. >> accountability, efficiency. >> that is what is beautiful of the idea of big data. john: shiva from 502,000. [laughter] >

libertarian radio host, jason lewis agree, and liberal radio hostal ape -- >> look at all of the trees that died for that prop. >> there are always crooks. if we didn't have collapse in 2008 maybe we would not need fur legislation. >> dodd-frank codified the law we had i place, including steroid, and bailout, if you make loans to low income people, you are predatorial ending, they had no choice, now the government tells them under dodd-frank, you do we what we say, we'll have an orderly liq liidoing, code word for bailout. >> republicans and conservatives and libertarians, less government, less rulation, then government collapsed, and dodd-frank corrects them. >> wait, it was lack of regulation that caused credit bubble. >> the lack of regulation that caused the collapse. >> how. >> how? >> yeah, it was a bubble. >> no one was mining the store. you hadanks doing whatever they wanted to. they could do all these things there was no defining line. >> moral hazard was that cause of this, of that government came in there said, we will ensure all these bad mortgages under fannie and freddie.

jason lewis, a syndicated radio host and columnist for the minneapolis star tribune and alan combs hostthe show. welcome, gentlemen. let's tackle that number, 74%, they don't think this is the way the government is supposed to operate. the president talked a lot about his pen, his phone and the power of both of those, this is the reaction so far, alan. >> yeah, it is. what troubles me about it, it seems like barack obama is being held to a different standard than other presidents. for example, the previous president had 173 executive orders in four years, versus 168 in five for barack obama. and ronald reagan had 300 some odd in two terms in office. let's not hold this president to a different standard that other presidents have been held to traditionally. >> i'm not sure it's the volume so much as it's the nature of how those executive orders have been used, jason. but, you know, no matter how you slice it, according to this, people don't like what's happening. >> it's not the number of executive orders. it's whether the president is usurping the kovng united states in violating the se