information. it s hard to tell what to believe at this point. reporter: the police in belize have yet to file formal charges against him. he s a person of interest. he walked away from the u.s. with $100 million. now he claims he lost all but $4 million in the u.s. financial crisis. the editors at the technology department don t know what to believe when it comes to this guy. megyn: the irony of the security paranoia how he made the money in the first place. the squall treat journal reporting that attorney general eric holder knew of the petraeus investigation as early as september. if that s true why did he not inform white house about it? we ll have a fair and balanced debate on that right after the break. a high school hockey league coming under fire for a plan to save money by putting the national anthem on ice. i don t agree with it.
i used to believe in regulations. as a consume are reporter i covered it and watched it fail. 2,000 pages doesn t reflect us. there will always be bubbles and busts and people who get carried away. this new bill won t stop the next one. megyn: people say it s not as if we didn t have regulators in place. we did. they failed to stop it, why are we to believe more red tape will stop it. the bush administration worked hand in hand with squall treat. megyn: what about barney frank. this is about the sec. set up after the crash in the 1920s and defind and defund and made weak. wall street created the new thing, they call them swaps. john stossel has a business that does some of those.