they now 85 over-the-counter derivatives we re concerned about, 85% of them are with the five major banks. these banks are clearly too big. they re too complex. they have relationships around the world. resolve them under the best of circumstance would be a very difficult thing. we don t need their economies of scale the fellow named paul dane, the executive director of the bank of edge land. $100 billion, that s the maximum. alan greenspan who said the economies of scale are much, much smaller in our present banks. aren t the lobbyists from the big interests in washington now working against any move to break them up? you know, it s really strange. they are, i m sure. but they re not contacting me. maybe they know i m beyond hope or persuasion? but it s not that. i think what we have to do is you have to get across to everybody that we re going to have too big to fail if we don t cut down the size of the institutions. we have to limit how much
was better and this individual was incapable or willing to do it. either one is in play. so much is going to depend on the individual or individuals. a broader base conspiracy. either way it goes, one of two things. a domestic-only incident, it s law enforcement and becomes prosecution. if it is someone with links overseas, it s a counterterrorism policy herb shoe for the obama administration and what the federal government should do in response. how do you rule out just a right wing attack by someone on the right mad at the establishments. how do you know for sure it s not an america very america situation here. you can find out this is someone who had a right wing agenda or was mentally disturbed or other things driving it. my caution on the right wing extremist is typically they go after symbols of authority, symbols of power. times square is a symbol of american culture, american society. so if people are drawing some of the timothy mcveigh parallels, he went after a