mr. levine joins us this morning. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> we were talking off camera about what motivated you to create waze. it was all about your frustration with traffic. >> frustration is a way to drive decisions. i was frustrated when i was in traffic. >> what sparked it with feex? >> you know, 2008 was a terrible year. and i found out at the beginning of 2009 that not only that i lost, like, 20% on the market. in addition they charged me 1.5% annual fees. that frustrated me. i called them up. and i spoke to many of my friends to figure how many fees they are paying. and i find out that no one knows. no one knows how much fees they're paying. and this is maybe the best kept secret in the world. it's $600 billion of financial fees in the u.s. every year that no one knows they're paying. >> this is largely in mutual funds and hedge funds and different places. >> all kinds. hedge funds, mutual funds, financial advisers, credit cards, mortgages. fees everywhere. >> it's what keeps the industry

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mr. tonko: i'll add to that statement, representative, you know, there was a g.a.o. study, report that was called for by representative george miller, representative sandy levin and that report clearly indicated that provisions of these trade agreements have not been carefully and well enough monitored and enforced and also violations that were discovered which require investigations. they were not done expeditiously. that ought to raise concerns to members of congress who might just casually dismiss this authority that we should have to review these agreements. these agreements, again, are far beyond tariffs and trade barriers. they include public policy components that would range from worker protection to environmental concerns to food safety to consumer protection. these are all given dynamics and should not first foremost be part of these agreements but because they are can have devastating consequences. and, again, i think this effort here is about greed. it's about providing for those that can control and manipulate that economy at the expense of diminishing the worker. and we've seen what's happened here as we've lost american jobs in our manufacturing base th

mr. rand corporation said it is for all e. levin assessments they are assembling a we should look to help that the various recommendations coming back from those in the pendant is this month has holiday reckitt arrived recommendations the of the scene where you live and it was the intention of congress to v in in. but clearly the of losses is evident. and i think the health care nature that you want to that expertise would be there in the blue ribbon panel. >> my time is about to expire but i think we need to sit down and discuss it providing congress intend was those not the panel to be broadened to testify but i am referring to use the public law and the biggest for notice before you removed an employee. is that correct? >> that is provided title five. >> but we removed but to say it should not apply to the removal or transfer of this section. where do the five days come from? >> that clear and unequivocal in advice from legal counsel. >> okay. council. but the law is clear that says there is no period for an appeal on the front e

mr. president. leading democrats in the senate such as chairman of the armed services and foreign relations committee, senators levin and men nen des as well as nor cardin and others have called for increased assistance, including defensive weapons. yet the president and some of his top advisors continue to stand in the way of meaningful action, for fear of provoking russia, as if the tanks streaming into the ukraine aren't evidence enough that the american restraint has not had the desired effect on russian activity and policy. it's well-known that the president has refused to adopt policies that actually provide ukraine with capabilities they've needed and have asked for to change the situation on the ground. what's less known is if the administration is committed to directing its own limited policies. for all we've heard about the president and his steadfast support for ukraine and the $116 million in security assist the united states has promise to deliver, we know almost nothing about how these policies are being implemented. this administration has been a black box when it comes to even getting the most basic