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Little over $68 on super bowl activities. 77% of those will buy food and benches. 8% will buy all their teamwear that you see, the gear. 7.2% will buy those coveted big screen tvs that they want to see in vivid color watching this game tonight. all of that totals up to $12.3 billion spent surrounding this game. this is a big deal alex. >> it is a big deal and we're glad you're there. and oh, my gosh, things are going to be changing in about an hour from now. you're lucky, ron mott. thank you. today isn't just super bowl sunday. it's also ground hog day. according to that famous weather predi...

Rebate, re, review, i'm confused. >> that's a fair confusion. the idea this should be a debate makes sense. but i have to tell you dylan, i would renew this for another few years. if we strike the balance in a post 9/11 world, having authority for public officials to be able to monitor trouble some, potentially trouble sum folks w i think that is in our security interest. >> why are you shaking your head, crystal? >> hi dylan, how are you? >> good. >> i couldn't disagree more. this is a pattern we should be taking more about. to be frank, i think democrats, once we got our guy in the white hou...

All right. welcome back. thursday afternoon, a beautiful sunny day late spring, lower manhattan. a little bit of a protest going on. small thing going on with the banks. joining us right now, one of the thousands of protesters that make their way up broadway. tell us who you are first of all, sir. and what's your background? >> hi dylan, thanks for having me, my name is bud taylor i'm from northern new england. i came down here to be involved. i'm a combat-wounded disabled veteran that now works as a federal employee. and -- >> what war were you wounded in? >> i was actually in haiti. and i go...

The bankers that were lobbying and funding their campaigns than they were in maintaining the rules of lending and investing and capitalism, even in the face of declining profit margins for the banks because of technology. do you have any confidence that this congress has the intestinal fortitude to actually do the right thing here? >> i do, i think we've already done a good bit of the right thing. i think chairman dodd's bill is a very good start. there's a lot of reason to be cynical, dylan. i look back in december, john boehner, the republican leader, happens to come from my state down in mi...

This conversation with senator tom coburn, who joins us once again, republican from oklahoma. senator coburn, an absolute delight to have you with us. the people seem to understand the issue. they feel that there's a basic unfairness that has been afforded to certain groups, in this case, the large banks. by the government. what do you view as the most useful, rational place to have a debate as a debate now begins, on how we reform the giant banks? >> well, dylan, i think we need to sure we're treating diseases and not symptoms. you know, when i asked lloyd blankfein -- >> what do you see at t...