. >> i wanted to add one thing that bill remembers, congressman john pratt from south carolina, for whom i worked for four years, wonderful gentleman, no longer in the congress, wish he were, he used to say if you want to erode public respect for government, the easiest way to do it is to build up a substantial public debt. because one of the complaints you hear from people is i pay all this money in taxes and i don't get anything back for it. and you get the national defense, you get your highways, you get food inspection, you get lots of things that people don't think about. but to the extent that people are paying taxes, for the purpose of paying interest on the debt, they're exactly right. they aren't getting anything back for that. i always used to say that the one thing you get for the taxes you pay to pay interest on the debt is you prevent the acme collection company from backing the truck up to the white house and repossessing the furniture. that's all you get. you don't get any highways. you don't any food inspection. you don't get any national -- >> mm-hmm. >> you also lose, i

pratte and harris. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> hello everyone. i'm john berman live in paris. antiterrorists operations sweeping across europe. we're getting reports of raids and terror arrests. antiterrorism police stormed sleeper cells. we just learned the u.s. intelligence community had been a aware of the terrorist plot in belgium for weeks and had shared critical information. we're also learning today that two people were caught many a tunnel trying to cross from france to italy. belgium is asking for their extradition extradition. both men are thought to be part of the jihadi cell in verviers where anti-terror raids killed two yesterday. belgium police fearing an attack raided cells in belgium and france. they made a total of 17 arrests. while that's going on an 18-year-old woman was arrested at the airport outside london. she's held on suspicion of quote preparation of terrorist acts. here in france the terror is widening. two were arrested near paris overnight, all connected to the shooting at the supermarket, all connected to amedy coulibaly, the man that killed four