more now on the political implications of this historic deal, both do mesically and globally. >> washington post bureau chief jason is one of the american prisoners released today as part of what some are calling a prisoner swap. the other americans are former u.s. marine amir hekmati and a student identified as matthew. they're flying from tehran to switzerland and to germany for medical treatment at a u.s. military hospital. >> the family is excited about this, the children especially, not having a father for over three years, and so it's -- it's a bit, as you can imagine, it's -- it's shocking to, you know, believe that this day has finally come and that he's made it through. >> in return for the release of the prisoners, the united states is granting clemency to seven iranians imprisoned in the united states. washington also agreed to drop interpol red notices for a number of iranian fugitives. those are basically international arrest warrants. contenders for the white house are already reacting to the news. >> there may be some ugly parts of this deal that we don't know about yet so we

they have to pay you up to $3400 do mesically.,000 internationally. $1700 right now, it depends on the exchange rate. >> they don't pay you replacement, they don't pay you what you pay. they pay you what it is worth today. so what do you think a pair of sox is worth right now? not very much. also, they'll argue with you and say you didn't have any of that stuff in your bag. so you go to court. if you overstate and you say i had the gold bars. but if you give a legitimate amount, the judge will often go with you. a really good thing to do, grab your cell phone and take a picture. >> question three, i still have gift cards for chipotle and most of them are closed. how do i redeem them? >> that's the problem with gift cards. they have fewer and fewer outlets and you're just stuck. that is what you are. if you wanted to cash them in, you can. but right now, those cards, we checked a while back, they're paying 80 or 81 cents on the dollar. >> yeah, there's plenty of them around. >> gold bars. >> all right. well, the number of californi

they 140u8dn't be specialty crops if we want them produced do mesically, then we should favor those.>> so actually the study and the experience with the common perception which is the meat and chicken industries, essentially, with the food and drug administration. to an extent, are they in the driver's seat and you've got to ma noour around the obastacles. >> i don't know captive. that's a little stronger than. people talk about regulatory capture all of the time. it's a very contentious thing. you have to understand the mind set of a federal bureaucrat. >> that koumd be a horror story here. >> i don't mean that in a negative way. most of these are incredibly smart, working incredibly hard. often as we are about to enter, again, another period of the government is going to shut down, you're going to be forced to not get a paycheck. it's a little stressful. one of the things that ends up happening, i think, for many people on the federal government looking to do the right thing is they have a motivation of minimized incoming criticism. it's never pleasant. congressional hearings, news