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uuuuuuuuuuu >>> welcome back. congress has rangled on how to contain economic compensation. the fed may be stepping in as the pay police. the "wall street journal" says they will unveil a new plan in weeks. it will reject and modify any that encourage detrimental risk taking. the friday regulars and contributors weigh in on how the fed's injection into the issue changes the debate. greg is chief policy stratd gist, and tony is the former white house press secretary. gentlemen, great to see you. greg, good idea for the fed to be doing this? >> i think so, by default. i don't like the idea that the fed is getting more and more powerful, but these banks are tone deaf. they're raising compensation right now as unemployment goes even higher. they're returning to some of the practices that got us in this problem in the first place. so i think somebody's got to be a bad cop here, and it looks like it's the fed. >> what do you think, tony? >> i don't like the fed at all going into the board room and going into the compensation practices. i think that is just fundamentally counter to

something a doctor wrote in the prescription for him. úúúúúúúúúúú >>> welcome back.n depth conversation with jane velez-mitchell about the death of deejay a.m. 36-year-old celebrity deejay, survived a plane crash last year. friday he was found dead. reportedly police found a crack pipe, prescription pills. at one time he was addicted to drugs. looks like he had a relapse that could have been deadly. his tragic tale highlights the growing problem of prescription drug use. i want to bring back jane velez-mitchell host of "issues with jane velez-mitchell." let's pick up where we left off. it is a tale for all of us. we celebrated as he survived the plane crash but the traumatic event, did that begin to open the door because he starts using the anti-anxiety pills. >> we don't know. numerous push published reports that there was a slew of drugs, vik dan, oxy continuen, lorazepam. this was a man proud of being 11 years sober who was a leader in the recovery movement. it is a cautionary tale that nobody is a leader in the recovery movement. the only thing that any of us rec