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Plant but especially in the area with the nuclear plant, is all of the debris removal. this is not an easy issue for them to deal with. if they're able to have a long-term recovery and build back better and stronger, they're going to need to deal with that issue pretty quickly. >> brian, is there any indication what they could do, not only with the debris that barry was just referring to, but also the sea watt that is being used to try to avert a more extreme event, as obviously being contaminated? any idea what happens to the actual sea water? >> well, they've got to keep that all contained. ...

I feel his pain. we're looking at an enhanced rescission package. i'm not going to use numbers. this is all around town. i think the republican party on the hill has finally figured out it's really not a bad idea to trim some spending, because after all, spending can lead to deficits and spending interferes with the economy and president trump is a deregulator and a tax cutter. so we want a much more modest government role. >> chris: larry, thank you. >> thank you. >> chris: thanks for your time. i keep listening and learning. >> you've been great. you've been one of the person down through th...

Only ones sufficie s suffering . no market hit harder than japan's itself. the nikkei plummeting 16% over the past two days and as barry will point out, more than 20% from its levels prior to this crisis. all of those numbers, the worst they've seen in that country, since 1987 wall street had all sorts of common tear today including those who believe there is further room for weak innocence our markets that have run up over the past couple of years driven by frederal reserv money printing. what happen do investors are the rest of us ultimately anticipate will be effect of all of this? that is ...

Oil, gold, everybody become worth less, why? >> the fear trade, the risk-on trade, people have a tendency to panic when they don't know what's going on. you don't know how to discount the impact of a possible nuclear meltdown in japan. it's too random for anybody to figure out. we advise people, have a plan, execute it, the time to worry about where the exit roads not when the wings are falling off the plane but in advance. if you're reacting to this, you're making a bad decision. >> ralph, what is the greatest explicit economic ripple that you see coming out of the known disruptions in japan?...