robert wolf, the ubs wall street titan. they're together because they're afraid. people are feeling the shudders on the landscape, they're feeling it shake. and obama right from the start is saying the things that almost no one else is saying, we need to reform the financial capital, we need to reform the system of credit. we need to make it work for the american economy and the american people rather than in so many ways against it. to kill off the volatility that we feel even now as we run up and down these parables of fear just in the last few weeks. he got it. and volcker is really his guide. now, volcker is in the book, and some people say he's the hero of the book. i'm not big on heros or villains, you know? the reporting is the reporting. but volcker speaks with force in this book. we had many, many lunches, we talked across almost two years. and volcker is the kind of avatar, the kind of champion of tough love, you know? after greenspan's demise for the most part having pushed forward the bubble across 20 years, one bubble to the next, all of a sudden peop

robert wolf, who is the head of ubs, us a tan goolsbee and mortgage zuckerman. >> really. >> and once on the other side. >> i say you buy that, joe. you can get both. >> the power lunch is $13,000. >> that's a heck of a lot. >> willing to pay more to be with the financeiers and the pope, that's a fascinating get-together. >> that will change. >> the conversation, i can only imagine. it's great -- this conversation coming on the heels what have we just talked about with the stengal and all the protests. fortunate to do work with kerry and the organization, and they do, i mean, the support she provides, the organization provides around the globe for people making real differences in communities and countries that are -- that are rife with conflict and hardship is really amazing so the money goes to a great, great cause. kerry can't be saluted enough to what she's doing. >> going to rise to a higher level and start talking about that soon here. i see maura campbell, lunch with luke skywalker. >> how much fun is that? >> not shabby. what's that going for right now. >> so -- >> $6,500. >>

wolf. declaring war on the institutions and symbols of society that he believes is at war with the traditional way of life. in that sense, eric robertlone wolf, in the targets he selected, was a microcosm of a movement that was much bigger than he was. >> somebody like eric rudolph wasn't distracted by wife, children, anything else but his goal. that's what these people share, is their single-minded determination to act violently on a large scale, to make a huge impact, because they're true believers in the ideology in what they're serving. should we be worried about lone wolves? we should be prepared. >> rudolph was a coward. those people that he injured and kill killed, he didn't know. he didn't have a vendetta. he didn't have an issue with them. they were innocent people who had nothing to do with eric rudolph. at the end of the day, he's a murderer, just like any other murderer.

. >> thank you robert zimmerman, and sherry, good to be with you both for the day. a programming note, newt gingrich will join wolfmorrow coming your way at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. we're waiting for president obama to deliver a speech in kansas. yes, that is the same place where teddy roosevelt gave his nationalism speech in 1910. there you see it waiting for the president. the president is expected to address economic concerns. we'll bring it to you live here on cnn as it happens. >>> a country long at war where dozens are killed in rare suicide bombing attacks against a religious group. do you know where this happened? we'll tell you in a live report coming up next imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults.

rate to 12.5%, which would make, wolf, the united states overnight go from the highest tax rate country on our corporations to the lowest. i think it'll create jobs. >> robertat do you think? >> i think it's totally nuts. already the highest income earners in this country who are getting a higher share of total income than they have in 80 years are already paying the lowest marginal tax rates they've paid in about 40 years, to take those marginal tax rates down to 15%, i mean, you're going to blow a gigantic hole in the federal budget over $1 trillion in one year. and on top of that, you know, the biggest beneficiaries according to the independent nonpartisan tax policy institute, the biggest beneficiary, the lion's share goes to the wealthy of this tax cut. the people who are at the t top .1%, get 25% of all of these benefits of this tax cut. this is absurd. >> let's get -- >> hold on, steve. answer the question, the tax policy center, this group that did this study, they say it would create $1.3 trillion in additional deficit in one year if it went through. >> yeah, well, they're not looking, wolf, at the spending side of the aisle. that's the other part

robert, patricia, thanks, will. >>> donald trump, a guy with a lot of buzz as you can tell. he's about to enter the situation room. he sits down with wolfho will participate. >>> remember alec baldwin's words with friends tweet made after being kicked off a plane. words is getting quite a boost from the internet. that story next in "showbiz." or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. he sits down with wolf blitzer >>> this is developing news, folks. pay attention. update on a sports story we told you about last hour. the los angeles angels have apparently won the albert pujols sweepstakes. they have agreed to a 10-year, ready, $250 million deal. must be nice. the deal includes a full no-trade clause. that's something pujols had been looking for in talks with the miami marlins but apparently didn't get it. he has played his entire major league career with the st. louis cardinals. they were in the b