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uncertainty. what are your sources telling you, how hard is it to break through? we had rumors before, what is fact and rumor? >> reporter: clear tough, especially because the debate over hosni mubarak's health has constantly been coming up in the course of thepast year and a half since he was ousted from power, similar protests in tahrir square, warnings that his health was deteriorating, and this as he was being brought on charges of corruption, as an accomplice to the deaths of hundreds of protesters in january and february of 2011. he was found guilty on most charges and acquitte...

And that's faulty incentives. i get very discouraged to see those same faulty incentives in place. i'm also very hopeful of the shareholder reaction. shareholders spoke up like never before. what we need is for the overseeers to stop getting paid and that still takes place by the regulators with the revol revolving door and a lot of other examples. >> jamie dimon made $23 million in 2011. the nice thing about selling insurance is much as we saw in '06, '05, the bonuses, and now we're seeing in '10, '11, still having the same bonuses, you pay yourself ahead of time, and then we don't have any c...

Call-backs. you would have people saying, we can't have people taking bonuses. except for the 2010, 2011 bonus bonuses. the panel straight ahead. don't worry, be happy. ♪

Identification asked him how about your friends at the heritage foundation wherever you work. have you told them to go looking for a job flipping hamburgers? have you told them to take a greyhound to nebraska from new york looking for a job? it seems the academics believe in the pure labor market notion that there's a job for you somewhere. you just have to accept it and find it. i don't know. is this academia talking or what? i don't know. >> there is only one study that anybody quotes that says that getting an unemployment check may have some effect on people's willingness to go look for a j...

"the new york times" had a story on sunday, saying a woman had been sending him out for 18 months, she had had three call backs in that period of time, and she was trying to go from a $14 job down to a $7 an hour job, and it wouldn't pay her bills. she was willing to take it if they would accept her. people are struggling all over the country. those guy who is are talking like that have never been out of work, or they never knew anybody out of work, or they haven't talked to anybody who is out of work. >> well, the same crowd that's defending the ramparts of fiscal responsibility on this issue...