believed i had talent, even when i felt like a very unserious person.ot of time believing i was not worthy. even then, i knew i had something special, and maybe that is what it takes. people need to have that kind of a particular chord driving them. them.e driving i felt i had talent. tavis: since we are talking about that. i want to say great. this week on this program, wednesday, thursday, friday night, we are going to broadcast highlights of a wonderful conversation i moderated in chicago last week called latino and asian and now: beyond the latino nation: beyond the numbers. twoeople gathered on stage, all day panels to talk about the aspirations, and dreams of the latino community, and it was not just about immigration. we talked about all the things the matter for this growing community, so that will be broadcast wednesday night of this week. >> that sounds fabulous. >> there is so much in this book i am going to bounce around. veryere very active, politically and socially engaged. you were at the march on washington, which we will commemorate cel

but this shows a fundamental unseriousness on the part of the administration to actually do it. >> youw, the biggest joke about this all is that you had the congress actually appropriated more money to the faa in a budget than even obama actually requested for the faa. and when people began to figure that out, then it was like, ways, hold on a second, why are you making all these furloughs when we already gave you more money than you actually requested? this is ridiculous. >> monica: yeah. and doug, here is the irony and i want you to savor this irony, if you will. so i think one of the reasons why obama went after these high profile things, like air travel and white house tours is because he wanted to try to prove that we just couldn't live without big government. but the irony now is that with the sequester has shown is yes, we can, in fact, live without big government and big spending and secondly, that government is completely screwed up at all levels. they can't set appropriate priorities. there is no common sense in government at all. >> well, look, i don't disagree that we have

this is not an unserious situation. gregg: julie, let me pick up on that.essentially came from a congressman and defense intelligence agency says, yes the north can put a nuke on top of a ballistic missile. the white house says, we have no evidence of that. is it a little disturbing the intelligence community works for the president seems to be on a completely different page on a matter of vital importance? >> well, you know, i don't know to the extent of their telling us everything that we want to hear or need to hear because it is a matter of intelligence. i'm not going to pretend to know what the strategy there is. none of us really can. gregg: the president says no nuke or at least the white house is saying no nuke on top of a missile but the defense intelligence agency says, oh, yeah. >> depends what kind of delivery system it has. is it intercontinental ballistics missile? is it short-range ballistic missile. gregg: even if it is short-range can hit 30,000 american troops stationed in the dmz. >> exactly right. i don't know the answer to that question

>>brian: he was called out for releasing that budget as unserious by "the washington post" as late as today. if you hear harry reid speak about it, he's dismissed it already. already patty murray is dealing with paul ryan one on one. his whole budget is basically a nonfactor. >> a mess. the president's budget, the senate democrat's budget, paul ryan's budget, all three plans. they've got to sort something out. i had senator grassley on my program yesterday who said don't hold your breath. you're not going to get a final agreement on a budget for months and months and months. he thought he could actually stretch it to next year. that's what he's suggesting. >>gretchen: stuart varney, we're going to check you out on your show, 9:20 a.m. on fox business. >>brian: stuart varney upped the ante on promos. next on the rundown, this pilot lost his landing gear and went in for a belly flop, but he didn't know he'd make it. wait until you hear the last request he sent to his air traffic controller. >>gretchen: russian president vladimir putin showing his softer side with puppies. can you say di