the bear's tricks are so unbelievable that even alex's sister yuki thinks it's a fake. >> there's a tonuff in japan, so i thought maybe it was a show or something. then he's like, no, it's real. >> alex uploads the video in september 2009. >> i start getting thousands of views. started getting really excited. then week after week it kept blowing up. >> before long, the video entitled "kung fu bear" receives more than 3.5 million hits on youtube. the video's so popular, it spawns numerous parodies. >> good morning, ninja bear. time to complete your ninja training. >> almost like the entire internet was riffing on this video for a little bit. >> i've seen ones with mortal kombat sounds. >> the light saber version where the bear's carrying a light saber instead of a stick. that one's funny. >> people want to recontextualize anything that's popular. it's a pay people can participate in the viral revolution. >> but with growing popularity comes growing skepticism. many viewers think alex's video is a fake. >> the part where he flips the stick in the air and catches it, that's where most peop

novelist blooded if there is no mortality there can be no virtue if there is no guide if anything goes to yuki with. that was the driving force behind the communist regime. >> i am not convinced there is a guide but i try to do good things god does not play into it. >> it does not mean it always equals genocide. john: i am agnostic. [laughter] >> but these where states at a governmental level instituted 87. john: from the top down this is not big government is dictators it did not matter if they were religious or not to. >> i think big government is part of the problem but if you believe nobody judges your actions of this life it removes the incentive for good behavior to see your fellow man as nothing more than an accident of space and time. john: what about the crusaders? >> many evil things have been done in the name of religion and science but we don't say science is evo. not all religion is evil but those dead in the name of christ were not consistent with christ teachings. so the religion was hijacked just as the eugenics movement hijacked science. john: your book argues good things spre

novelist blooded if there is no mortality there can be no virtue if there is no guide if anything goes to yukid the communist regime. >> i am not convinced there is a guide but i try to do good things god does not play into it. >> it does not mean it always equals genocide. john: i am agnostic. [laughter] >> but these where states at a governmental level instituted 87. john: from the top down this is not big government is dictators it did not matter if they were religious or not to. >> i think big government is part of the problem but if you believe nobody judges your actions of this life it removes thencentive for good behavior to see your fellow man as nothing more than an accident of space and time. john: what about the crusers? >> many evil things have been done in the name of religion and science but we don't say science is evo. not all religion is evil but those dead in the name of christ were not consistent with christ teachings. so the religion was hijacked just as the eugenics movement hijacked science. john: your book argues good things spread? >> when there is a significant presence

you cannot fix up with the reticence and the spending to lower the interest rate from 1.7 yuki pushing out qe2, qe qe2, qe3, chief lawyer and it will have to be pulled back when nobody wants to pull back. >> a bank on the stimulus otherwise with the economy but you cannot get rid of liquidity. >> host: there is a question of the too big to fail. the u.s. has occasionally bailed out the big intermediaries. under what circumstances does it make sense? >> what to do about it is more important than the volcker rule now we get to the heart of it that large institutions are protected and no doubt it was on a grand scale and the stockholders were wiped out. this is a big problem everybody is concerned about. there has not been enough attention. dodd/frank says no bailing significant financial institutions out to. the management and stockholders or the unsecured creditors at risk. how do you do that? they provide the override that the fdic so with that requirement the management is going common stockholders are going but the creditors with the final disposition are not fully liquidated. or the