ainsley: do you mind tipping a flight attendant? would you be okay with that? brian: i m 100 percent okay with that. steve: let me ask you this, we have great studio crew here, right? steve: ian does a great job. is he on camera 7 taking your picture. he does a good job. what are you going to tip him at the end of the show? brian: guys, i have no cash. ainsley: give him your wallet. steve: sea big talker. brian: i don t have any money. steve: venmo him. he wants to tip but doesn t have any cash. brian: i don t. i haven t carried cash all week. it will never likely be resolved. steve: as i said yesterday there is an easier way to do it if you don t have cash and if you want to tip somebody. yesterday we were talking about flight attendants. you could be wanting to tip somebody else. brian: it bothers me i never have cash anymore. i pulled out a bundle of
enforcement stops somebody on the watch list, we don t tell them they re an the watch list. we want to make sure that we can exploit all the information that we can possibly get. so if all the sudden you tell everybody on the watch list that you can t do this or that. guess what happens? then we lose our ability to track. we lose our ability to gather information. so i think we have to be careful. of course it makes common sense to say that if you re on a terrorist watch list you shouldn t be able to get a gun. all though you ll be able to get it illegally. what we have to deal with is the fact we don t want to tip somebody off that they re under review and we can be gathering critical information to disrupt a plot. all of this is about having the information to disrupt. that s what the intelligence business is all about. because once it happens we know how tragic it is. so what we have to do is make sure we do disrupt. we just arrested somebody like three weeks ago who was in akron wh
so if all the sudden you tell everybody on the watch list that you can t do this or that. guess what happens? then we lose our ability to track. we lose our ability to gather information. so i think we have to be careful. of course it makes common sense to say that if you re on a terrorist watch list you shouldn t be able to go out and get a gun, although you ll be able to get it illegally. what we have to deal with is the fact we don t want to tip somebody off that they re under review and we can be gathering critical information to disrupt a plot. all of this is about having the information to disrupt. that s what the intelligence business is all about. because once it happens we know how tragic it is. so what we have to do is make sure we do disrupt. we just arrested somebody like three weeks ago who was in akron who pledged loyalty to isis. we have to know who they are. so let s just balance this in terms of what is in the best interest of gathering
i 1.1 billion. 1.15 billion, buddy. dollar stadium under the direction of team owner jerry jones and the city charged $25 to watch the event and they ll donate the proceeds to charity. coming up we ll talk it the lucky 11-year-old boy who got to press the button. we won t charge you a dime. we do accept tips. joel lien in alabama says there s a restaurant drive through handwritten note thanking us for going through the drive through and asking for tips. i have to say no. i say no. show did she. if you want to tip somebody, a good one to tip here. arthur king, he goes to gainsville college in georgia, not in florida. not in florida. don t confuse it. no. all right, so you re sitting here in college eating ramen noodles when you re a freshman and gaining weight and you re from a restaurant family. i m from a restaurant family, my dad has his own