and many more items. we are joined by gregg mccrary, former fbi profiler. that is our topic this morning as we wrap up this week's series looking at the fbi. what is profiling? guest: good morning, and thanks for having me in. the narrow definition of profiling is the description of the characteristics and traits of the unknown offender. the type of profiling pioneered by the fbi is the retrospective look at crime. in other words, crime has occurred. we are now examining the crime, the crime scene, all of the todence related to theat draw logical inferences about who might have committed this crime. host: the difference between prospective profiling in retrospective profiling. >> those are often confused. perspective profiling is trying to -- prospective a profiling is trying to identify common characteristics to determine who might commit a particular crime, who might be a terrorist or a drug courier. that is far more problematic, because you are going to get a lot of false positives, people who "fit the profile" who really are not a terrorist or card career -- host: what type o

labor secretary robert reich. this is money -- moderated by youth of this senator judd gregg. clsme robert reich at the following questions. >> there is one last question, the question you get to pose to our next speaker. i looked up to our next speaker would be. maybe this question is a set with your question. but our next beaker is your dartmouth classmate and former treasury secretary hank paulson. [laughter] so, when he is sitting in that chair, what would you like him to have to answer? >> hank, two related questions. number one, why in the wall street bailout did you not condition those funds on wall street doing several things that it needed to do -- particularly with regard to mortgage and mitigation and also making money available to main street through small regional banks, and also, putting some constraints on lobbying by wall street for our -- firms, principally during the period of time congress was trying to reform the financial system. [applause] and secondly, hank, after you've explained all of that, i would like you to tell us whether the social benefits of wall str