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You lose a password, lost everything, no way of getting it back, no bank, no government to protect you. that's what this thing is. again, these people saying trust me. the value is going to keep going up, when they know it's going to crash in burn. it's january, people are going to buy it and then they crash as it goes to zero and people lose their life savings. don't do it, get out of it rather than losing everything you have. yes, the price might increase, but more likely it's going to be zero before you know it. >> dan, you get the final word. go ahead. >> yeah, i'd say when people call it ...

Restore vital lines for an island where 72% of people still do not have power. this is exactly the kind of thing that you find mass corruption. another part of the bill. >> the language. >> $300 a day, a day, for accomen daaccom en dags. $80 a day for food. subcontacter rates up in the 450. if whitefish can restore the pow i'm for that, those people need it. but the contract stinks, stinks to high heaven. no oversight. put language in the contract to avoid that and we need to get to the bottom of this. >> and nothing about the language. in this contract, ready for this. in no event shall gover...

Talk about jonathan gruber, secretary sebelius, now the inspector general putting the blame on the american people for messing up their tax returns when in fact we have a tax system so convoluted and big eastern the most intelligent among us will mess up from time to time. i find this to be sort of ultimate of government hubris. >> rick, look at messup rate, if you will. the bogus credits giving out 25% to 30% of the time. that's a huge failure rate. >> i'm not quite sure the inspector general was blaming people for people spupd or something. people do make mistakes on taxes. doesn't make them...

It's the gold standard for identity theft. >> so how much of this stuff do you think has been corrupted already? >> you know, we don't know what we don't know at this point. unless you have a lot of good transparency and disclosure and unless you audit it, someone has to audit data and audit the systems and look at records and compare those against known records to say is there any differences or any damage? you get to a point to where there is so much data out there, you don't know where to start. it's a daunting task but that's why you have to lay the proper security foundation from the minu...