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Michio kaku joined us last hour to talk about how to handle this nuclear situation, and one of the things he has said repeatedly is you can drop a whole bunch of material on top of the nuclear plant and create a tomb, best way to describe it, right, jon? jon: helicopter drop. yeah, you do it with, you know, sandbags and maybe some boron and concrete. jenna: and just make it all suffocate in not so many words. that s probably not the words he would use, but basically bury it so it s no longer a threat. he told us this took place in chernobyl over a time period of about ten days and that the entire entombment process took about seven months. what he told us, though, is that certain vehicles whether it s helicopters or different trucks used to do this are in a graveyard in the ukraine, and what we re showing you are the pictures of that. we were able to find some. and what you re looking at are all these vehicles used to do this process. they re still radioactive, we understand it, that s ....
International atomic energy agency. they they needed to be invited in. so the situation where they need to be invited in. there s a constant flow of information between the japanese and the iaea. and the iaea has to verify all the information independently. and information here is absolutely key. there s been criticism with the flow of information, contradictions, conflicting statements and so on. and really this particularly becomes an issue around the question of radiation. that has been the banner headline today. radiation levels once again spiking and dropping. workers were evacuated from the plant, later allowed to go back in. and a helicopter drop had to be abandoned because of high radiation levels. radiation showed up in fukushima. very, very lose traces of cesium and iodine. they couldn t measure them. they say the water did remain safe to drink. ....
Goes into these stadiums? there s no reason why, david, you can have those bonds be tax payable, if a municipality and county wants to do it, it s their money. don t have taxpayers around the country foot the bill and anti-trust. they have an anti-trust exemption. there s another other industry in the world in this country where 32 companies get together and payroll caps and hold that over their heads, they ll say, oh, change our ways. david: they re always saying that the stadiums are good for the community, john tamny, that they deserve the taxpayer money that they get because in the end, the communities get more money. what say you? oh, that s ridiculous. stadiums are the opposite of economically stimulative. they re equivalent of a fed helicopter drop of money. the money would drop in and be disbursed elsewhere. if cities and states want to be ridiculous and do that which does nothing for the economy, they should be allowed to at the notion of federal taxpayer help, not a chanc ....