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Reporting that led us to today's events. basically that reporting came out of the state prosecution files, which make the very clear exactly what was going on back in the mid-2000s. >> and, glenn, quickly, we mentioned the labor secretary, alex acosta's name coming up here obviously because he was part of that. he was key in that nonprosecution agreement 11 years ago. this came up a little bit in his confirmation hearing. we don't have any comment from the administration right now. what do you expect in terms of his role as this plays out in the public square? >> well, the department of justic...

Other attacks it seems to be right as a global threat and not a regional threat. how does that effect the way we fight them? >> we have to fight them everywhere and take them out in their homeland, that's crucial. the homeland of the caliphate in syria and iraq. and they also have to be fought here and in paris and wherever they show up. we can't just kind of rock back and leave them alone. i think the caliphate in mohammed's time expanded very, very rapidly, within 100 years of his death it reached from france to today's pakistan. and that's what they want. they think they should rule everyth...

So somebody forwarded you this article from this pennsylvania paper about reverend motes. what jumped out at you and made you know this guy was lying? >> i just simply looked up an alphabetical list for a number of years ago because of the amount of s.e.a.l. imposters. 69 years, it goes from the first frogman that started in world war ii, our predecessors, to today's modern day s.e.a.l.s. he wasn't listed on that. some of the claims sent the red flag straight up. >> i just want to read you part of reverend mote's confession to the harrisburg "patriot news." >> i let them believe what they want...

Paying higher prices, something that's a vital national interest. in this case, oil. it is something regulators have been looking at closely and brings us to today's specialist, bart chillton, it is a pleasure to have an opportunity to talk to you. what do you believe the impact would be of restricting financial instruments that allow people to purchase commodity exposure that is have no intention of ever using that commodity? >> thanks, dylan. you're absolutely right. i mean, these folk that is have no business interest in the underlying physical commodity, whether or not it's crude oil or co...