to aindividualvoid a boating disaster i turned to brad showwall from performance bet school and larry goldmanm extreme power boats in miami. they agreed to teach me how to safely operate a boat on the water, a skill that believe it or not is actually optional. >> to operate a bet you didn't have to go out and get what we think is a driver's license? >> it's not required. go online. answer some questions and get an operator's card. beyond that there is no skill required to be demonstrated to operate a boat. >> reporter: he says most accidents happen because people operating boat have far too little skill. one of the most important lessons controlling the trip or the angle, nose of the boat. what happens if the nose ties high? >> leave the wave. leave the wake. fly through the air. all the weight in the back of the boat. back of the boat lands first. you don't want tight do. >> reporter: to demonstrate. we bring a yacht. larry is driving. i'm riding white-knuckled shotgun. he plows nus the wake. nose up we soar into the air. i scream in wide-eyed terror. >> watch the nose flap down on the water

. >> reporter: brad schoenwald and larry goldman from extreme power boats in miami, will teach me to optional. you don't have to go out and get what we think is a driver's license. >> it's not required to run a boat like this. >> reporter: according to the coast guard in 2014 there were 4,064 accidents that resulted in 610 deaths and nearly 2700 injuries from recreational boating. and according to schoenwald that is mostly because people respect trained properly specifically about the angle of the nose of the boat in the water. what happens if the nose is too high? >> the boat will leave the wave or leave the wake. it'll fly through the air and because all the weight is in the back of the boat, the back of the boat lands first which you don't want it to do. >> reporter: larry puts me mind the wheel of this 46-foot catamaran. we're plying at 130 miles an hour. larry says this requires something elementary -- concentration. >> you need to pay attention. you're traveling a football field very quickly. be aware of your markers and surroundings and fellow boaters. >> reporter: the third t

default is a hard word and larry think that goldman sachs respectively issue support of default wouldh her in a minute. what bernie sanders is say about forget merits of greece it was austerity there was no free market, growth potential here, an i understand that. >> no carrot. put that aside. what bernie sanders is doing is throwing a huge curve ball to clinton people in private meetings in new york particularly, with fundraisers what her fundraisers are saying to money people is this, kind of ignore what she's say okay, we know she has to go will have led reminding people of two thing she's strong on israel. maybe strongest person ever on israel. and they're reminding him that she's very good for wall street a quote unquote. >> margaret much to say? >> yeah, john said the same thing and they're repeating that more now. >> with burt -- >> it is about people hate politics. don't believe what i'm say, just all rhetoric we have to get through primaries and then -- rhetoric that would represent a 180 from your personal view. >> that is republicans do this -- this is fairly blatant. >> li

she can't go after goldman sachs and larry fink and all these big wigs. she has to go after a certain class of fat cat -- neil: but, i mean, to say nothing against her, you know and you hear the stories that you and others have reported about how with a wink and a nod her supporters are saying she doesn't really support -- >> neil, we're the only business network covering this cynical political story. i'm sure the other one will tell you what your tax rate will be if this gets passed, blah, blah, blah, but there is a cynical political game that she's playing on the american investor. neil: you're right. no one else is reporting -- you know, they discovered this other planet, and it's possible on this other planet, it's being reported. >> it's over in jersey, i i heard. neil: it is. but it is being -- >> it's called your ray us in in new jersey -- neil: thank you very much. look at the time. [laughter] we have to say good-bye. >>> in the meantime, let's go to grover norquist who wants to know not so much what hillary clinton's tax hike plans are, but wheth