in my mind i was thinking what would the united states equivalence be?tal workers chasing tsa, woulders through a government-paid solar field. and then fan knee and freddy on a fence like humpty dumpty and then they fall down. by the way, where is mary poppins? where was the private sector mary pop tins ? >> wasn't she there? >> yes, mary poppins was there. the only thing missing was a woman named fan knee wearing a moo-moo. >> and smoking a cigar and having a scotch. >> i don't like to correct nicky, i do, but mash -- make a wish never includes the athletes. >> it it doesn't? >> no, it is not a wide receiver. what are you, a pole vaulter? wearing a leotard? >> you are not asking for a synchronized swimmer. >> nobody is asking for a n athlete that is making less than them. >> i am just glad there was no artistic interpret tigs of their dental system. that is what we should be grateful for. >> was that a fair jab? >> that was a pretty fair jab. >> they were happy with it. they thought it was fantastic. >> they loved it. i actually enjoyed it because i cou

this was decisions key decisions made shortly after 9/11 which began to rapidly turn the united states the equivalenttion for electronic surveillance. >> eliot: enormous amounts of e-mail traffic was being absorbed recorded listened to and searched. kirk is this something that people other than the three of you at the nsa were aware of and were approving of? >> well, i would say that there are other people besides us who have thought about it, contemplated it, but eliot, it's hard to believe that your government is going to actually do it. that was the shocker. >> eliot: you are convinced to see--one of you said there is a dos yaydosi er on almost every american citizen. it makes google seem like a joke in terms of what the united states has accumulated. is that what is going on down there? >> yes from what i can see that's what they're doing. they're building bluffdale because that storage there is going to be the overflow that is coming up next year. they'll start collecting the data there. but that facility alone can probably hold somewhere close to 100 years of communication of the world. so that

the top four banks in the united states of america are equivalent to 51% of our entire economy. that's pretty stunning, everybody. the entire output, all the cars we make, the computers we make, everything we do in this country, banks' assets are 51% of that value. they're equivalent to that. $7.7 trillion. trust us, big problems there can sink our little titanic just like that. "outfront" stephen moore, "wall street journal" editorial page. and john cowan, co-founder, president of third way, a centrist think tank. good to see both of you. appreciate your taking the time. steve moore, let me start with you. obviously jpmorgan shares surge, things could be worse. the titanic image is frightening when we look at banks. if someone like jamie dimon isn't sure how big, how widespread, how significant the interest rate manipulation might be. >> we certainly learned that in 2008, erin, when two weeks before the big financial crisis, nobody thought there was a crisis. two or three weeks later, we saw major banks that basically their stocks went down to nothing. so you're right, these th

the hit in many is roughly equivalent to the gdp of the united states and japan combined. >> the alpsre a favorite destination for the wealthy. jersey and the cayman islands are also popular. besides beyonce, the wealthy also keep large sums of money here -- besides yachts. the tax justice network estimates the total wealth tax havens is as much as $26 trillion euros. most of the money belongs to a small group, and it is not the americans and europeans at the top, but rather, asians. in the past four decades, has accounted for the most capital flight, almost one trillion euros, followed by russia with 658 billion euros, and south korea with 643 billion euros. capital flight is a huge problem for developing countries. according to the report, rich citizens from such nations have more money in foreign banks than the total debt of the countries. they put considerable blame on multinational banks which play a key role in capital flight. the wealth is often transferred legally, but countries are losing hundreds of billions in tax revenue. >> the situation is also putting a dent in patrioti

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ready to sit down and study all that much yet and ended up in the united states air force curity service which is the air force's equivalent to n.s.a. or was back in those days it's called something different today but i enjoyed that work i got out about for our four years later after serving in turkey in japan and went into the sales business for about four years but it's you get my craw was intelligence i wanted to return to it. so i went to school got a degree in russian. and then applied to the national security agency and they were only too happy to apply just and then nine eleven happened you were just starting you were there already there what happened on nine eleven that changed the culture at the n.s.a. and or or did did that change the culture at the n.s.a. this would be the bigger question yeah it did that morning when the first plane struck i was on my way into work i was coming in a bit late it was on the baltimore beltway beautiful day if you remember and at first i thought it was an accident but as soon as the second one hit i knew something was up got to work went inside everybody had the you know the media

united states and canada in the dark. >> that is amazing. >> that is the equivalent of what is happening in one country. we'll get an update on that massive power out am and tell you what triggered it as we check more headlines coming up.  man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] >>> a massive power outage making headlines this morning t happened in india affecting 360 million people. now, that is more than the population of the united states and canada combined. about a third of india lost power across seven states and the city of democrat lhi. trains, water treatment plants and hospitals were shut down. and we are just hearing that it happened again this morning. indian officials say the northern and eastern power grids in the country have collapsed just in the last hour. >>> congress is moving closer to more sanctions on iran this morning. negotiations for the house and senate a

do you see any scenario like that equivalent to taking place in syria? could the united states, nato and some arab nations begin to look at assad say you have to go and perhaps provide some military support? >> i think that's unlikely. you know, libia was sort of a pretend country. that's in terms of its development and infrastructure. syria getting -- getting involved in a civil war in syria is a big deal, and no one wants that. you would be bloody by that immediately. you are -- the people you are supporting will commit atrocities, the pile you are opposing will commit -- the people you are opposing will commit atrocities. the one possibility, and it is not very high, turkey will intervene. turkey wants to support syria, and they are angry with syria. and if that were to escalate, that would be one way in which a country would intervene. otherwise everyone will do everything in the background. right now the sallies and the qataris are shipping things to the rebels, russia and iran are supporting syria, so it is bea hind the scenes. >> before i let you go, there is the fear th

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characterizeheeply of these erenas fmlo rpeiv nd are 13 billion heckors of lan, which is equivalent to 16 time the side of the united states. however, only 11% of our fot gion of that lap is we tend take for grande we're not only fighting for airable land but also animals and plants need to thrive and existnd more than that, as you kw, a lot the bl too h ce to nng to grow crops. what die mean by that? a lot of the urban areas are built on airable land and we take that governor friend. we're not living on deserts sohemount airleand toncaly, will be -- will basically see pressures of more people living on smaller patches of airable land. water is a key challenge for the next dade. inig -ll aheni the quotes later -- announced in a report they fear that some of the biggest water wars in the world -- biggest warso come will be around water. busuice s t weutonic an h or sit here today, there are 25 wars raging around the world that have their ore gyps in commodies. we expect -- origins in commodities. we expectany more because of there wer srt %heor of at. however, less than 1% of that water is actually available or is of the qu

united states. the economic sanctions, they say, are equivalent to a blockade, the cyber warfare is equivalent to war. what do you think of those that are critical of our moves so far, and what would be your next move here? >> well, first of all, if you have a serious military option on the table, you know you do not want to have to execute that. so, therefore, short of military action and war there could be a lot you'd be prepared to do. crippling economic sanctions, very aggressive covert cyber attack on the iranians not just their nuclear program, but on economic and military targets to be sure and other espionage that we can do. and all world trade should be banned with the iranians. that would absolutely put them on their heels. and i still believe that's a far better option than actually military action. jenna: general keane, nice to see you today. thank you for the time. >> it's good seeing you, jenna. jenna: it's a story we'll continue to follow. thank you, sir. jon: a fox news alert for you now, a father and son have just been charged in the shooting of an immigrations and custom enforcement

if this were to happen in the united states, it would be the equivalent of 100,000 people being -- becoming refugees in their own land. and as we stand here today, that occupation continues. there's over 30,000 turkish troops on the island. they're stationed on over a third of cyprus, and sadly that occupied area of this beautiful land is one of the most millerized areas in the world. i have seen this -- militarized areas in the world. i have seen this on both sides of the divide. it is really tragic that despite the wishes of cypriots on both sides of that line that this cannot be resolved. and the cyprus-turkey issue, unlike many others, is one that the international community has been able to reel on. there have been 75 resolutions adopted in the security council. more than 13 by the general assembly calling for the return of the refugees to their homes and to their properties and for the withdrawal of those turkish troops from cyprus. president demetrice -- dimitris christofias, his commitment to finding a solution, greatly impressed me in he reached out to turkish cypriots. i had my ow

one is as we think about even within our borders of the united states, the latino economy, meaning the hispanic gdp equivalentpent today is worth about $1.2 trillion. now again, to translate it, the comparable might be when we talk about indian and china and brazil and russia. [inaudible] sorry, i'm going to turn that off. >> we might think about comparable and we have a country within our country. when we think about the hispanic sector of our economy. so we have many small medium

state grant. hunter's you would not be built. that is 267. another a 400 units. crescent heights renegotiated their complete loan with union labor like to get the equivalent of a reduction. you would not be having this market housing being built without specially advantages. you are now going forward into a situation where those grants are no longer available. la jolla approach of this bank was to stimulate of housing, including market rate housing. this reduction on the infield for the reduction of the percentage is huge for market rate developers. it is huge. it means the difference between a project going ahead or not going ahead, so i would strongly urge you not to proceed. this housing bouned can end.

united states. so far 1.9 million acres have burned. that's equivalent to an incredible 3,000 square miles.ve you an idea of just how huge that is, it's roughly the size of delaware and rhode island combined. in colorado springs, colorado, many evacuees have returned home to find their neighborhoods gone. >> looks like a bomb, dropped on other neighborhood. >> do you get the sense of the power of that fire, of just how fast it came down and how devastating it was? >> each lot has an individual pile or hole filled with nothing, but ash and debris and metal. it was like armageddon. the most horrible thing we'd ever seen in our life. >> more on the human toll. two crew members are now confirmed dead in the weekend crash of an air tankner south dakota. cnn affiliates say two other fighters aboard that c-130 were also killed. one family member identified by family members spoke to the affiliate wbtv just before he boarded that doomed flight. the lieutenant colonel said he was anxious to help in the fire fighting efforts. he was from north carolina and this afternoon the air national guard will h

driver's license if they have the records and skills by proving they have operated equivalent machinery in the united states military. that is working out very well. if i can brag about my wife for a minute, she has made this one of her top initiatives as well, to support veterans, being the mother of a veteran herself. so we started something called the sos website, which is the serve our service members website. those of you interested can go to www.sos.va.gov. the whole idea is to match up the needs of family members whose spouses are deployed with volunteers who say they want to help a veteran or help the veterans family, but we did not have a way of integrating that or matching it up. this web site is designed to do just that, and it has been remarkable to get people from churches or business etc. to get together with families of veterans who are deployed. she also is doing something really remarkable that we are excited about down at fort monroe. we just received for monroe back from the federal government. after 200 years with the federal government, we have it back. on this side, we are starting som

one is that, as we think about even within our borders in the united states, the latino economy, meaning the hispanic gdp equivalent spent, today is worth about $1.2 trillion. now again to translate it into a comparable, comparable might be when we talk about india, china and brazil and russia. i'm sorry? i will turn that off here. we might think about comparables here and we have a country within our country when we think about the hispanic sector of our economy here. and so, we have many small, medium and now larger sized businesses that do business here but also do a lot of business across borders. and so, when we think about this story, when we think about the impact, when we think about the importance, when we think about the politics, when we think about the economics, all of this to me is exciting, it's compelling and therefore it is important. >> let me ask him i mean you put together a task force of extraordinary people from businesses and people from politics who come out of civil society and religious backgrounds. some people themselves are immigrants from latin america but for others it's probably fifth

equivalent of their house speaker at the irish embassy. he did not take the motorcade but walked because of the traffic problems and a taxi demonstration. the nominee of the united states had to hoof it across town to go meet another dignitary. >>trace: thank you. we will have more analysis of the trip abroad with chris wallace coming up on "studio b" today. right now the united nations is debating a major treaty meant to crackdown on the multibillion dollar business of international weapons trading. but more than 50 u.s. lawmakers say, not so fast. according to a draft of the treaty it forces all countries to enforce regulations with the embargo and could not aid in acts of genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes. any trade that would pose a "substantial risk to human rights," would violate the treaty. the deadline for a final draft is today. that bipartisan group of us senators sent a letter to president obama and secretary of state, hillary clinton, slamming the proposal for potentially limiting our right to bear arms. part of the letter reads and i quote, "our country's sovereignty and the constitutional protection of the individual freedoms must not be inf

situation in which six financial institutions on wall street have assets equivalent to two-thirds of the g.d.p. of the united statesamerica, over $9 trillion controlled by six financial institutions whose recklessness, whose greed, whose illegal behavior drove us into the recession that we're struggling with right now. so as a nation now, the trends are fewer and fewer people own the wealth of america. fewer and fewer large corporations control the economy of america. but apparently that is not good enough for the 1%, for our millionaire and billionaire friends. now what they want to do is take that wealth and exercise it even more than has been the case in the past in the political realm, which now takes us to citizens united. now in the real world, we all know what's going on with citizens united. we know that billionaires are saying, look, it's great that i own an oil company, great that i own a coal company, great that i own gambling casinos. but, gee, i could have even more fun by owning the united states government. so you have entities out there who are worth some $50 billion -- the koch brothers come to min

but to transport it over, it takes it the equivalent of 46,000 pounds of dry ice to do its first leg from the united statesahrain and then we reice it again to go its journey again to the area of responsibility, in this case afghanistan to make that happen. >> and it gets a little bit more difficult in some of the really hot regions of that area. of course, with a loft gun fight and everything else that's happening in some of those regions of afghanistan near the pakistan border. we want to thank all of you this morning. how can people find out more information? >> they can go to pizzas4patriots.com and for $10 you can send a pizza to afghanistan. >> our "fox & friends" viewers do this every year and donate pizzas. give our troops, men and women a little taste of home. thanks, guys. thanks so much for what you do. thanks, guys. send it back inside to you, gretchen. bring you some pizza. >> bring me the vegetarian one. that looks delicious. >> i don't know if there's any vegetarian. >> i saw some broccoli there, clayton. >> i know, thank you. >> something with meatballs is fine, too. what if your mother-in-

united states to higher taxes. there is a compromise here -- the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. mr. hatch: i ask for an additional 30 seconds with an equivalent to the other side. the presiding officer: object snob without objection. -- is there objection? without objection. mr. hatch: there is a compromise. our economy needs relief. businesses and families need certainty and all we are proposing is extending current tax law for one more year so that we can dedicate that year and do tax reform. by contrast, the democratic bill offers nothing but more uncertainty and tax increases on job creators. let's face it, we're talking about 940,000 small businesses that will be drastically affected by this. many of those provide jobs in our society and will continue to do so if we don't clobber them with the democrat approach. i yield the floor. mrs. boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, would the senator yield for just a moment? mrs. boxer: i would yield. mr. mcconnell: i'm going to use my leader time, but i'm happy to defer to the senator from california first. mrs. boxer: whatever is