tony todd, it's true that it was very much under the radar during the whole presidential campaign. >>nd it should have been on the radar buzz -- because it's a significant social problem that france is suffering from. we have the situation in cities across france that's it is the safety you have a city center that is wealthy, well to do and you have immigrant populations that have been lumped in these suburbs around town, don't have fantastic infrastructural access, whether -- where there aren't great schools and universities. where people can't mix together so they've effectively been ghettoized and that's causing france a major problem. the fact it hasn't been addressed is something to worry about. >> we were mentioning about how there has been money spent on the city of top. some complain that there's gentryification and it's forcing them out of the neighborhood where they've grown up as a result of the fact that they've torn down some of these big tower blocks where people used to live, these big properties. has the money been spent properly when you see policing these neighborhoo

tony. >> there you go. just for the fascination of it, joe. >> no, he'll do a great job. >> whose the comptroller now? >> you will know with eliot spitzer. >> i think our friend chuck todd in the public interest. i wonder about that, too. >> it's better to not need the public redemption, right, tony? >> i don't know. >> i just think it's, i would have thought about it. i maybe would have thought that through a little bit better. hitting the music in the room, the recells, bolero, the socks, i don't know, dean, right? >> we all know way too much about this. thank you guys very much. >> tmi. >> coming up, we have a member of the black rock board, a former chairman, jimmy grossfeld is making his way to the "squawk box." we will ask him about his take on block rock. we do have nice green arrows across the board t. dow looking like it will open 86 points higher. ♪ orts, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commis