crooks naftali bennett -- >> naftali bennett.t back to you in london. >> interesting stuff. as we head into break. the pulse number. $1200. how much it cost per hour to run this surveillance of blip. -- blimp. it can stay in the air for 30 days. we will show you more later this hour. anyway, more coming up. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." the currency markets. conflicting. the pound is down because it looks like it is going to be closer than anticipated. seems tot polling data be suggesting a move towards independence by the population of scotland. indications of that that the pound could be quite extreme. everybody is paying attention to the poll numbers. , gold isof what else picking got. volatility around at the pound. pmi data at a much more elevated level. of 64.e apparently there is a shortage of labor within manufacturing. will talk about this mass is a breach of security for celebrity data when we come back. dozens of other hollywood celebrities were compromise was. we will speak to an i.t.

and, of course, you have naftali bennett's party, the habayit hayehudi, which says this openly, thatre will never be a state, a palestinian state, anywhere in palestine. why hasn't our government or anyone said, "like hamas, if you have parties like that in your government, you are not a peace partner, and you are a terrorist group, if in fact you use violence to implement your policy, as hamas does"? so the hypocrisy in the discussion that is taking place publicly is just mind-boggling. >> henry siegman, you're the head, the former head, of one of the leading jewish organizations, the american jewish congress. >> two of them, also of the synagogue council of america. >> so, these are major establishment jewish organizations. you said you went to see khaled meshaal, the head of hamas, not once, but several times to meet with him. the u.s. government calls hamas a terrorist organization. they will not communicate with them. they communicate with them through other parties, through other countries, to talk to them. talk about your decision to meet with khaled meshaal, where you met wit