paulson warned hedge fund managers about the takeover of fannie and freddie and a seven point seven trillion in secret loans by the fed the largest banks in the country earned them thirteen billion dollars now that all happened in the past but if any of those practices really change the prince will join us for that one then the senate is expected to vote tomorrow on the provision that would mandate military detention for terrorist suspects american citizens included and president obama's threatened to veto this bill but is that only because it takes away some of his unchecked powers marcy wheeler is going to help us hash it out and new research shows that young voters they care big time about their civil liberties and they reject america's militaristic approach to foreign policy so why are these figures ignore and candidates who uphold those views like ron paul treated like their fringe we have all that and more feet and i couldn't get us of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. it so yesterday we decided to goof around for a second show you q

paulson warned hedge fund managers about the takeover of fannie and freddie and a seven point seven trillion in secret loans by the fed the largest banks in the country earned them thirteen billion dollars now that all happened in the past but if any of those practices really change the prince will join us for that one then the senate is expected to vote tomorrow on the provision that would mandate military detention for terrorist suspects american citizens included and president obama's threatened to veto this bill but is that only because it takes away some of his unchecked powers marcy wheeler is going to help us hash it out and new research shows that young voters they care big time about their civil liberties and they reject america's militarist approach to foreign policy so why are these figures ignore and candidates who uphold those views like ron paul treated like they're fringe we have all that and more feet and i couldn't because of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. it so yesterday we decided to goof around for a second show you

paulson they looked at hank paulson they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you think. you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh i'm a coming well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again frau

paulson they looked at hank paulson they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you think. you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like them coming well so let's look at the side of the savers analyse of the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they set

paulson they looked at hank paulson they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh i'm coming well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered this story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled

paulson they look at hank paulson they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a refund for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund it only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but just go rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. you . like yeah those remakes are nice i like oh good. well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed cough in manhattan and his challenge lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled the one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled this fraud for two hundred

paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but just go rocks on here's a video another reason next sent to us you might like it. you . know yeah. yeah those reactors are nice i like oh good. well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if a few headlines come in from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citi group settlement this is judge jed great coffee in manhattan and he's challenged the lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated either admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered this story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled

and i asked for hank paulson disclosing on public information to his friends fairly that's totally kosher because there's no direct evidence that that information was traded on which seems absolutely insane to me so yes i would agree if this is the way things are going to work around here a total overhaul the system is exactly what's needed next i want to respond to the viewer who watched my interview with marcy wheeler on the amendment to the defense authorization bill which would give the military control over the detention of suspected terrorists in the united states no five five six at on you to our own i think we lost we lost that comma there are going to move on to the next but let me respond to our last comment there was from brian ross who tweeted out the lerner show lauren lyster and some innate are really enjoying your work and. look forward to reading seeing hearing more now it's actually the evening and s n b c line up i'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the show lord knows you won't find anything like happy hour on m.s.n. b c so maybe just replace you know us with them on y

paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it if. you . like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh even. well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed great coffee in manhattan and his challenge lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled this fraud for two

paulson then u.s. treasury secretary get away with warning hedge fund managers about a possible takeover of fannie mae and freddie mac. months in advance while telling the u.s. senate that intervention was probably not in the cards and now how did john for a sign of m.f. global get away with betting almost twice the amount of european sovereign debt that he disclosed to investors also take a look at how too big to fail has become even too much bigger to fail take a look at this football field of dollars ok that's what a trillion dollars of cash looks like imagine seven hundred of them and that is the amount of derivatives floating around the financial system now this is the most reported ever to see this as a sop skyscraper take a look at that building and multiply that by seven ok that's what seven hundred trillion dollars looks like now imagine that that skyscraper actually all seven of them come tumbling down. we'll talk about the damage that could cause let's get to today's capital account. ok if y

paulson they looked at hank paulson they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh brock's on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you think. you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh i'm a coming well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered this story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again f

paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh brock's on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. thank . you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh i'm a coming well so let's look at the side of the savers analyse of the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled this fr

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paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh brock's on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you think. you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like them coming well so let's look at the side of the savers analyse of the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud again fraud they se

paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped onto the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money via yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but john breaux rocks on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. yeah those remakes are nice i like oh good. well so let's look at the side of the savers now let's see if a few headlines come in from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citigroup settlement this is judge jed rate cough and manhattan and he's challenged lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled this fraud for two hundre

paulson they looked at hank paulson and they said that guy is a genius he goes i need a refund i require a response for all these bogus derivatives i had goldman sachs dumped on to the population what about the teamsters goldman sachs lost money in their pension fund and only by threatening physical violence were they able to get that money back yeah but again on that one small thing yes there they were perhaps one but jibe oh brock's on here's a video another remakes sent to us you might like it. so . you. know you. like yeah those remarks are nice i like oh coming well so let's look at the side of the savers analyse of the few headlines coming from the savers judge challenges two hundred eighty five million dollars citi group settlement this is judge jed rake off and manhattan and his challenge to lawyers to explain why he should approve a settlement of serious securities fraud allegations when citi group incorporated neither admits nor did nice wrongdoing so remember last week we covered the story where citi group settled a one billion dollar fraud fraud. again fraud they settled this

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read hank paulson's book. paulson says, bush's secretary of treasury, in 2006 when he became secretary, he talked to me. i was then in the minority but it looked like the democrats might take over. he said accurately to me can we do something about fannie mae and freddie mac if you guys are in the majority? i said yes because i had earlier thought they were okay but 2004 and 2005 i realized i had been wrong and was too optimistic. in 2007, when i first became the chairman, we passed the bill to control fannie mae and freddie mac. in fact, senator dodd and i got the legislation through and as a result of the legislation that was ultimately signed in 2008, fannie mae and freddie mac were put in a conservatorship and are now not losing any new money. they were old losses. yes, during the period when newt gingrich was first the speaker and then a republican lobbyist, that's when there were no regulations. and i was very impressed with how well he was doing because he said that he doesn't remember how much money he

read hank paulson's book. paulson says, bush's secretary of the treasury, in 2006 when he became secretary, he talked to me, i was then in the minority, but it looked like the democrats might take over. he said, accurately, he said to me, can we do something about fannie mae and freddie mac if you guys are in the majority? i said, yes, because i had earlier thought they were okay. by 2004 and 2005 w, i realized had been wrong and he was too optimistic. in 2007, when i first became the chairman, we passed the bill to control fannie mae and freddie mac. and in fact, senator dodd and i got the legislation through, and as a result of the legislation that was ultimately signed in 2008, frannie mae and freddie mc were put in a conservatorship and now are not losing any new money. they were old losses. so, yes, during the period when newt gingrich was first the speaker and then a republican lobbyist, there were no regulations. but i was very impressed with how well he was doing, because he said that he doesn't rememb

paulson was a humble public servant when he left goldman sachs and and gave thirty million dollars in tax breaks by joining government as a humble public servant and these initial public offerings as we've talked about on the show they price them so they open like the group was recently opened. thirty or forty percent that's graft to people in congress to pay off litigants and to to basically perform all manner of fraud its currency on the street to to grease. the machine to keep this fraud going and we've got more coming this year facebook is another one coming down the pike that will be used again to pay people to pass laws to favor facebook for example in the way that they violate privacy laws well if they want to change the law so that they can violate privacy law they'll give people in congress insider stock pretty i.p.o. they'll get paid off in a silent graft and it's a club talker city isn't well it's no wonder that none of the banks have not one single executive from any of these banks have had any investigation any serious investigation into what they what they've done wrong

paulson was a humble public servant when he left goldman sachs and and gave thirty million dollars in tax breaks by joining the government as a humble public servant not running and these initial public offerings as we've talked about on the show they price them so they open like the group was recently kept open thirty or forty percent that's around to people in congress to pay off litigants and to basically perform all manner of fraud its currency on the street to to grease. the machine to keep this fraud going and we've got more coming this year facebook is another one coming down the pike that will be used again to pay people to pass laws to favor facebook for example in the way that they violate privacy laws well if they want to change the law so that they can violate privacy law they'll give people in congress insider start pretty i.p.o. they'll get paid off in asylum graft and it's a quote talker citizen but it's no wonder that none of the banks have not one single executive from any of these banks have had any investigation any serious investigation into what they what they've

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paulson was a humble public servant when he left. goldman sachs and and gave thirty million dollars in tax breaks by joining government as a humble public servant not run and these initial public offerings as we've talked about on the show they price them so they get open like the group was recently and kept over thirty or forty percent that's graft to people in congress to pay off litigants and to basically perform all manner of fraud and its currency on the street to grease the meat the machines to keep this fraud going and we've got more coming this year facebook is another one coming down the pike that will be used again to pay off people to pass laws to favor facebook for example in the way that they violate privacy law well if they want to change the law so that they can violate privacy law they'll give people in congress insider stock pretty i.p.o. they'll get paid off in an asylum graft and it's a quote parker city isn't well it's no wonder that none of the banks have not one single executive from any of these banks have had

paulson was a humble public servant when he left. goldman sachs and and gave thirty million dollars in tax breaks by joining the government as a humble public servant and these initial public offerings as we've talked about them on the show they price them so they are like the group was recently daft over thirty or forty percent that's graft to people in congress to pay off litigants and to basically perform all manner of fraud of its currency on the street to grease the machines to keep this fraud going and then we've got more coming this year facebook is another one coming down the pike that will be used again to pay people to pass laws to favor facebook for example in the way that they violate privacy law well if they want to change the law so that they can violate privacy law they'll get people in commerce insider start pretty i.p.o. they'll get paid off of an asylum graft and it's a quote parker city isn't well it's no wonder that none of the banks have not one single executive from any of these banks have had any investigation

paulson was a humble public servant when he left goldman sachs and and gave thirty million dollars in tax breaks by joining the government as a humble public servant and these initial public offerings as we've talked about them on the show they price them so they go over like the group was recently thirty or forty percent that's around to people in congress to pay off litigants and to basically perform all manner of fraud its currency on the street to grease the machine to keep this fraud going and we've got more coming this year facebook is another one coming down the pike that'll be used again to pay people to pass laws to favor facebook for example in the way that they violate privacy law well if they want to change the law so that they can violate privacy law they'll give people in congress insider start pretty i.p.o. they'll get paid off in asylum graft and it's a club talker citizen but it's no wonder that none of the banks have not one single executive from any of these banks have had any investigation any serious investigation into what they what they've done wrong but i want

paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people's head and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably in the united states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians read. this is a debt jubilee even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee t

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paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people said and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably in the not of states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians riis. this is a debt to believe even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee

paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people said and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably and united states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head. but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians resist is a debt to believe even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee this i

paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people's head and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably and not as states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms why. of the things that. many heads of corporations or put politicians resist the debt to believe even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee th

paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people said and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably and him out of states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head. but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians resist is the debt to believe even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know stopping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee

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paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put it guns or people said and held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably in the united states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head. but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians resist is a debt jubilee even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee this is

paulson. these meetings were so sensitive that they would actually call for skate cell phones and blackberries going into those meetings what we know is that those meetings were held one day and literally the next day congressman baucus would engage in stock options based on apocalyptic briefings that he had have the day before from the fed chairman the treasury secretary i mean talk about a stock tip well congressman now it's known here the baucus has denied it these allegations and according to think progress baucus made about twenty eight thousand dollars off of two hundred stock trades during the worst part of the financial crisis so now that sixty minutes is blown everyone's cover on these pretty disgusting practices arnie frank requested a hearing on the issue of insider trading and yesterday the house financial services committee decided that they would hold a hearing proposing legislation so determine how politicians would have to comply with insider trading but guess who made the anno

paulson in the u.s. that oh there's a all kinds of dead about to be unleashed give us money and he put a gun to people said and he held them hostage and this is the problem of having a shadow banking system it gives the bank robbers and the politicians a way to put a gun to people's head and remarkably in and out of states they always criticize socialism as the government having a gun to your head and yet literally goldman sachs has a gun to america's head. but they call that capitalism well speaking of terms one of the things that. many heads of corporations are politicians resist is a debt to believe even though we've had it for thousands of years and i thought this was a good way to actually use their own term something that they're familiar and comfortable with of accounting fraud and just use this as a way to get rid of all of our debt problems just by you know swapping things around on the ledger right well this is the banking system needs to be reduced which is the same thing as a debt jubilee thi

bush not hank paulson who is passing along a little inside information to his buddies but barney frank is that occupy wall street you got the wrong guys that barney franks is another case of g.o.p. t.v.'s rewrite of exactly how the financial crisis started they report you misled and a very very ugly scottsdale gun club what better way to get the christmas spirit than the letter. children pose for pictures with santa claus and assault rifles that's right in what the scottsdale gun club is calling a family event called center the machine guns kids get to play with actual pistols shotguns and rifles that are often bigger than they are before telling santa what they want for christmas the gun club even encourages families to try out the machine guns i guess little kids now can make extra sure that santa brings them everything they want and that's very very. crazy alert the very very frosty the snowman christmas parade in chestertown maryland turned ugly over the weekend and frosty the snowman was arrested for allegedly scuffling with police and kicking a police dog crazy according to repor

bush not hank paulson who is passing along a little inside information to his buddies but barney frank is that occupy wall street you got the wrong guys that barney franks is another case the g.o.p. t.v.'s rewrite of exactly how the financial crisis started they report you misled and a very very ugly scottsdale gun club what better way to get the christmas spirit than the letter. children pose for pictures with santa claus and assault rifles that's right and what the scottsdale gun club is calling a family event called scent of the machine guns kids get to play with actual pistols shotguns and rifles that are often bigger than they are before telling santa what they want for christmas the gun club even encourages families to try out the machine guns i guess little kids now can make extra sure santa brings them everything they want and that's a very very. crazy alert the very very frosty snowman christmas parade in chestertown maryland turned ugly over the weekend and frosty the snowman was arrested for allegedly scuffling with police and kicking a police dog crazy according to reports

paulson. these meetings were so sensitive that they would actually caucus kate cell phones and blackberries going into those meetings what we know is that those meetings were held one day and literally the next day congressman baucus would engage in buying stock options based on apocalyptic briefings that he had have the day before from the fed chairman of the treasury secretary i mean talk about a stock tip well congressman now it's known here the baucus has a denied it these allegations and according to think progress was made about twenty eight thousand dollars off of two hundred stock trades during the worst part of the financial crisis so now that sixty minutes is blown everyone's cover on these pretty disgusting practices arnie frank requested a hearing on the issue of insider trading and yesterday the house financial services committee decided that they would hold a hearing proposing legislation so determined how politicians would have to comply with insider trading but guess who made t

i was fighting against president bush, treasury secretary hank paulson. bill: gingrich reportedly picked up $1.6 million from the mortgage giant for consulting work he had done in 1999 and 2003 or thereabouts. martha: how about this morning? a potential break through for the bipartisan super-committee charged with slashing the national debt by at least 1.2 trillion. new word that top republicans may be supporting hundreds of billions of dollars in new tax revenues, i.e., increases in taxes in many cases, not all in that number. stuart varney joins me from the fox business network. stuart, are we getting a deal here? >> i'm going right out an a limb and suggesting using the word break through but i think that is the nature and the heart of this story. the republican party is having an intense internal debate and what seems to be happening is an increasing number of republicans are saying yes, it is okay if we raise more tax revenue so long as we do it by reducing tax rates and eliminating some deductions that will be a form of tax reform. now this is a bre

paulson. the next day people week john kerry, dick durbin, big names are going to take a lot of heat or what they did not aftermath. >> cynthia? >> i'm going to shamelessly plug my own column i am writing about how age and race are factors in political party identification. you can read it at cynthiatucker.com. >> lois? >> i have a book, too, by jim news on the on the eisenhower years. the fascinating about it is this general between '52 and '60 when he was president, one soldier died. >> that's amazing. thank you all for joining me. tonight, capital washington, d.c., i'm hosting a trivia night. come. and that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." see you back here tomorrow as chuck continues his world travels with president obama. coming up next on msnbc is "chris jansing and company." at noon, don't miss the premier of "now" with alex wagner. have a great rest of your monday.moot with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real

when he was at goldman sachs they called him fuzzy, want just, i knew hank paulson, a presise guy, and this isn't that, she a lousy manager, and i am not saying anything out --. >>neil: at goldman all is not glitter, a greg list -- growing list of superstars would were not that super. >>guest: go right down the line. >>neil: all right, buddy, away we go, and we will look tomorrow at the greek fallout and we could get more corzine news, you name it. charlie will help us make sense of it. in the meantime, forget smashed windows what if i said this is nothing compared to what occupy protesters are planning to do to banks. tomorrow. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. congratulations. congralations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire binesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. congratulations. because when you add verizon to your comp

. >> no hank paulson of europe. >> no ben bernanke. in order to have a currency that works, you need to have a central bank which is the creditor of last resort. what we're finding in europe, the ecb is not allowed to do that. that's their big question. this crisis could end tomorrow if the germans and french agreed that the ecb could provide unlimited backstop. >> but they would have to get over -- >> of course they would but that's why i'm saying it's fundamentally -- that's why it is fundamentally a political crisis. >> rana after greece, italy, portugal and spain, keep buzzing around. nobody wants to bail anybody else's bank's out. here in america we don't want to bail our own banks out. >> absolutely not. going back to the point why not let the ecb print money. that goods to deep european fears about hyperinflation. there's deep psychological stuff hindering efforts. >> if you are greek and you've been under this austerity program for sometime already, all these european countries have been cutting back, your economy is already re

in mid-september 2008, with the dow jones industrial average still above 10,000, treasury secretary hank paulson and federal reserve chairman ben bernanke were holding closed door briefings with congressional leaders, and privately warning them that a global financial meltdown could occur within a few days. one of those attending was alabama representative spencer bachus, then the ranking republican member on the house financial services committee, and now its chairman. >> schweizer: these meetings were so sensitive that they would actually confiscate cell phones and blackberries going into those meetings. what we know is that those meetings were held one day and, literally, the next day, congressman bachus would engage in buying stock options based on apocalyptic briefings he had the day before from the fed chairman and treasury secretary. i mean, talk about a stock tip. >> kroft: while congressman bachus was publicly trying to keep the economy from cratering, he was privately betting that it would, buying option funds that would go up in value if the market went down. he would make a v