challenges in the area that you might be familiar with in the department of funding from homeland secur securitity. security and we identified fund that we can use to supplement the grant funding we are receiving from d. h. s., so looking forward to going to this year. >> what is the meddology deciding that you want to staff the team with seven uniformed officer or one sergeant and seven plain clothes officers. how do you come to that decision? do you do that based on data that you are receiving? >> we do. commander ewens and i had a conversation about proper levels of employment and what we think would be the most effective. one last question about the operators and you mentioned we were nearing 100% isolation for the operators. what percentage are we at now? >> we have over 900 vehicles in the suite and over 09% of them have the barrier. we have one fleet type, th the orien hybrids that we are in the process of retrofitting. >> okay. >> does this data include people who are waiting for the bus or just people on the bus? >> that's an excellent question. we changed our data reporting model which a

this time the last crash happened because of rampant regulus but reckless speculation secure mortgage securitization those were vehicles for speculation that crashed the economy we're now closer to that and several times you know we've seen in the past where the big banks look they do a lot of good for the economy out by like big banks but sometimes with no regulations in the past you were to were speaking about this earlier the banks went ahead they got their own customers into a fund and then the banks because they could do this unbridled speculation that against their own customers that's right goldman sachs is that is the case in point in the abacus and other deals it was creating something it intended to fail it was betting against its own customers. crazy stuff but we're glad you're on the case bartlett naylor public citizen thank you sir. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return to holland cook and steve malzberg help us. take a long look at the new media landscape and how massive money and advertising seeking new places to play plus speaking of media of c.n.n. fox

this tco threat is real, and part of our promise for securit security. >> so on the campaign trail sayingy wanted to banish eyes, saying you guys were brutal, what do you say about that? >> i say they don't understand there are 20,000 public servants out there getting up each and every day to protect this country and that's what we do at i.c.e. we investigate transnational criminal organizations, take down the dark web organizations, and we work with cdp to take the detainees that they have and take them through the due process to be removed. that's what the folks at i.c.e. do and it's a necessary element of how the department adds to the overall safety and security of the country. >> cyber crimes, that's what they fight. protecting our communities. helping state organizations with investigations, that's what i.c.e. does. it's irresponsible and dangerous for anyone to think differently. >> one thing i wanted to ask about was the question that came up on fox this morning about how united everyone is in the operations that you guys are doing, and that the administration at the white house.

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an evaluation and it finds that it reduced spreads and it reduced interest rates on securitized assets and didn't secure interest rates on any particular issue within the universe that was covered. it sounds pretty good that it helps relief strains in asset-backed securitization without favoring one or the other. the program did favor some markets over other the because tractor loans were in and other loans were out and that's precisely the fed allocating credit and as i look at the policy response i say this is a measure of how concerned chairman bernanke and his colleagues were about the economy that they took these steps and obviously, they're not in the business and they don't want to be choosing tractor loans and they're over other loans and they felt the economy was in such bad shape that that was necessary. the t.a.r.p. is the best known of the policy responses and there's an evaluation from 2010 paper that looks at the events of columbus day when the t.a.r.p. was first used to inject banks and finds that that was effective and that's the benefit of the mainaks with the banks along with the fdic

security. i would say je should be investigating who the author of that piece was. y.cause i really believe it's national securitd, what he gave, what he's talking about. also where he is right now.ds >> seth: he soike sherlock holmes after a concussion. [ laughter ] "my dear watson, we're going to find out who the suspect is, and where he is, and what he did, and who he what, and why i where."ug [ er and applause ] trump -- trump apparent thinks a crime might have been committed by whoever wrote the op-ed. yesterday, white house counselo kellyanway was asked on cnn what exactly that crime may be, and didn't have an answer. >> president trump has said that jeff sessions, the attorney general should be investigatin who the author of the piece is 'cause of national security e asons. is that a direct doj to investigate? >> so from what i understand, there can be an investigation if there's criminal activity.>> nd there doesn't appear to be any. >> i don't know that. i don't think you that. in other words, that's -- >> what would the criminal activity be? >> it real depends on what else has been divulged by an indiv