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>> steve: the poverty rate in 2008 was 12.5%. it is now 15%. the number of bank failures in 2008, we had 25. >> that is not his fault. >> steve: and now we have 92. >> that is not his fault. >> steve: why? >> because he inherited the bank -- all that stuff, you can really say -- >> steve: but if the economy was roaring, you wouldn't have that, would you? >> i don't know. i think a is a more difficult case to make because he inherited the bank crisis. the rest of the stuff, fair game. he fails. >> steve: when you look at food stamps, we had been spending 71 billion. now currently we're opinioni...

>> that decides whether they're in or out of the euro. bill: okay. if that is the case, depending on the outcome, can all of this be avoided yes or no? >> if there is massive bailout, a huge bailout you avoid the crisis of the immediate future. i hate to use the expression expression but a massive bailout would really kick the can down the road beyond our november election. bill: you're going to have a busy weekend. stuart, thank you. we'll see you 9:15 on fbn. stuart varney there. martha has more. martha: this raises concerns whether there could be sort of a domino effect and how does the u.s...

Infiltration, so to speak. so in addition to the possibility of homelessness, unemployment is another major issue that we need to realistically talk about. according to "the new york times," the jobless rate among vets, aged 20 to 24, averaged 30% in 2011, which more than doubled non-vets of the same age. from what you've seen from your experience, how does that the play against the need to provide shelter, you know, and the fact that they can put down roots, the investment of home ownership. how does it play against that? >> sure, well, our model is, we intend it to be a circular business mod...

Billion rescue package is now in doubt. not only could greece go bankrupt, but it could also put the country's european allies on the hook for billions of dollars. >> with us now, we've got chief u.s. columnist for the "financial times," ed luce. ed's new book is entitled "time to start thinking: america in the edge of dissent." ed, we americans love to joke about french socialists and compare our latest democratic opponent to those socialists other in france. but the fact of the matter is, this is the only the second time that a socialist has been elected president since the founding of the r...

New taxes, and the biggest changes not i.r.s. code in half a century. and >>neil: this is the law itself. >>guest: right. >>neil: and betsy take it whatever she goes and know as lot more than you would like to know about her social life. but there are other features that people are not aware of. >>guest: there will be so many regulations that the administration estimates that the cost of health care regulation, washington telling paints and doctors and hospitals what to do, that will rise from $29 billion in 2008 to $71 billion by 2020. lots more rules and regulations overseeing your health ca...