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they may sell it to fannie mae and freddie mac. what they will continue to do is they will continue to collect your monthly mortgage payments, known as servicing. every month you send your mortgage payment to chase him at bank of america or wells fargo. what they are doing is turning around and take a small fee for themselves, and then they will remit the rest of the payment onto to the investor, which in ber cast -- case would fannie mae. very common. how the mortgage market has developed. it is what enables americans to have a relatively unique contract, 30-year fixed rate mortgage you can pay off without having to face the prepayment penalty. only a couple of other countries in the world or the 30 year mortgage is the north star the mortgage market. vikki on the line for independence. you are on with nick timiraos. caller: good morning. i was wondering, i am in the pre--foreclosure state. my lender i try to work with, but unfortunately if it was not for an fha loan, i would not in mye helped refinancing. through the program that

filibuster rules could pave the way for big changes at fannie mae and freddie mac, government-backed mortgage giants. peter barnes joining us from capitol hill. he brought us the headlines. what is the texture of the story that matters to our investment viewers? >> the president nominated a democratic congressman to run the federal housing finance agency which is the regulator of fannie mae and freddie mac. fannie and freddie alone or in short $10 trillion in mortgages and $87 billion taxpayer bailout back when the housing market crashed in the financial crisis. republicans blocked the nomination last month. they were concerned this even term congressman didn't have enough experience in business and finance to run the $4 trillion agency. they also feared he would push more loan forgiveness and mortgage refinancings at fannie and freddie, something that the administration has favored but which critics say could cost the taxpayers even more money but now it looks like there will be another vote in the senate and is likely to get the job thanks to the changes in the confirmation rules.

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>> ¡no quiero, freddy, no quiero! >> ya, mi amor, me imagino que extraÑas a tus papÁs, ¿verdad? ya chiquita. ♪. >> ¿quÉ hÚbole, familia? >> hola. >> ah, hola.

fannie and freddie have recieved nearly $188 billion from the treasury through the bailout.combined-- the two will have made more than $185 billion in payments to the treasury by the end of the year.since the finanical collapse-- freddie has reported 8 straight quarters of profitablity.fannie has reported 7. its all about a room with a view. real estate site trulia ranked the latest luxury home building trends, and finds that it's actually what's on the outside that matters most. "we found that the trends that are actually moving up in terms of luxury listings are those that have to do with views. big windows, expansive views, and outdoor features like tennis courts. those are terms that are all trending up in luxury listings." that was jed kolko of trulia. he adds fewer homes are being constructed with extravgant kitchens, meaning fewer custom cabinets and granite countertops. formal dining and living rooms are also less popular. luxury is also on the minds of automakers. motor trend has named the cadillac cts its 2014 car of the year due to the sedan's sophisticated technology and h

fa knee fannie, freddie. we could talk about it's what mervin talked about. why we had the huge savings glut. we save too little, spend too much. chinese, germans, you know, save too much, spend too little. those kinds of things. it wasn't that there weren't mistakes made by a lot of others. >> but there's no question that's true. and i talked earlier about the long-term economic trends that have been mounting for decades. the marginalization of a lot of middle class jobs you can't turn that back, and you don't want to turn that back. but you have to think forward and think about, what are the opportunities to create jobs that can support a middle class incomes? what happened was, people compensated for the loss of income by borrowing, and that was never a sustainable strategy. >> i agree with you. i think it is -- i think there's too much that democrats and republicans. when i talk to economists on both sides, they have the same symptom. they would treat it differently. but i think the question is, how you increase the competitiveness of our economy, the gro

governor jerry brown currently passed a program that will address the sf concerned and freddie mac and fannie mae won't be effected. we've, participating in the state fund to make sure our properties are fully protected. ultimately in the end green finance st. is the solution we've been searching for it creates local jobs. green finance sf will if you thought cement >> is a a natural leader to errors the effects of cloiment changes and make it easier for homeownership to refinance. we have more work to do in rolling out this program i hope you'll join me and those behind me in rolling out this program. i want to thank you for being here. i want to turn it over to mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor farrell. it's great to see homeownership's and our labor force and city agencies thank you for coming together. we all support our assignment. this program as supervisor farrell pass very adequately explains you you know we started pace with or my proximate in 2010. it's a pretty big announcement we you will including exclude that was tremendous barriers for folks taking ini

. >>> fannie and freddie uniting ralph nader and wall street? lori: charlie gasparino joins us with exclusive details on these unlikely bedfellows. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> i'm david asman with your fox business brief. the treasury plans to sell the remaining 31.1 million shares of gm owned by the u.s. government by the end of the year. since the government's near $50 billion gm bailout since 2009, taxpayers recovered about 38.4 billion. the treasury currently holds 2.2% of gm shares. >>> intel announcing plans to quadruple its chip sales for tablets next year. intel's chair

mae freddie macas well as to every day mom and pop pension funds and while the economy hurdled towards collapse j.p. morgan was new in bear stearns got rich while everyone else got stuck with crap loans that were destined to go under as matt taibbi pointed out in a recent article for rolling stone j.p. morgan's mortgage program was little more than a knee labrat take on a madoff style ponzi scheme they the banks continued to buy these mortgages and throw them into the great hamburger machine turning them into securities that would in turn be bought by everyone from pension funds to fannie and freddie and then they pushed sales even harder to relying upon the influx of new buyers of these securities to keep the value of the old securities stable this is exactly what bernie madoff did using cash from new investors to pay off the old investors the justice department's record breaking settlement announced on tuesday doesn't say anything about this j.p. morgan will likely never have to take actual responsibility for its madoff esque ponzi scheme because the bank will never have to go to tri

freddie mac. as well as to every day mom and pop pension funds and while the economy hurdled towards collapse j.p. morgan was new in bear stearns got rich while everyone else got stuck with crap loans that were destined to go under as matt taibbi pointed out in a recent article for rolling stone j.p. morgan's mortgage program was little more than a knee labrat take on any madoff style ponzi scheme the banks continued to buy these mortgages and throw them into the great hamburger machine turning them into securities that would in turn be bought by everyone from pension funds to fannie and freddie and then they pushed sales even harder to relying upon the influx of new buyers of these securities to keep the value of the old securities stable this is exactly what bernie madoff did using cash from new investors to pay off the old investors the justice department's record breaking settlement announced on tuesday doesn't say anything about this j.p. morgan will likely never have to take actual responsib

fannie and freddie, i've been saying for a long time it's a broken model. we need to eliminate them. i think ed demarco is ratchet willing up guaranty fees to make it more expensive to do that business for them. there are some things that should be changed before it's finalized. there can be a new model that can get us out of the fannie and freddie situation we have now because they're basically government monopoly. 75% of the market, you know,ist nice they're paying taxpayers back. they're generating a lot of money. but the taxpayers are essentially guaranteeing all of that. the housing market turns again, we'll be on the hook again. so, the sooner we take care of that problem the better. privatization needs to come back but not in the way it existed before. we don't need it the way it existed before. it destabilized our economy. >> thank you for weighing in. sheila bair. >>> mental issues once again leading to tragedy. friday's shooting although l.a.x. airport sparking more concerns over the melt healthoment health care system. i'll talk about costs peopl

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what the guys are looking at is the old fannie and freddie actually performed quite well before the crisis and before people were forced into the subprime mortgages. and so, if we go back to a more normalized era, these companies will make money. 20 years ago, warren buffett held it, wrote about it fansfully in his annual report, and that's what these guys are seeing now. there is political risk here. >> this is also ackman, in some respects, getting into his wheelhouse, right? real estate has been that for him, general growth properties, need i say anything more than ggp? ? mbia, another huge winner, too. >> yeah, i suspect they know something politically, where perhaps they will keep the agencies in place longer than people expect, despite the rhetoric you're hearing in washington. >> all right. >> an interesting trade. >> yeah, certainly. and so is japan, continues to be a hedge fund fave, with the nikkei headed for the biggest gain since 1972. will one of the best trades of 2013 work next year? paul richards is head at fsx at ubs. is the trade going to continue to work? >> definitely.

the gains will enable fannie and freddie to send the u.s. treasury39 billion in december and that will finish repaying or come close to it, the government aid they got when they were rescued in 2008 and expected by early next year the government will turn a profit on the $187 billion bailout of the two mortgage giants that own or guarantee 2/3 rrds of all u.s. home loans. > it will cost $2 billion to cover the back pay of 850,000 government workers furloughed over that 16-day government shutdown. that's a cost that will be passed on to taxpayers one way or another. closing national parks during the shut down cost communities about $500 million in lost spending by visitors and the internal revenue service, of course, delayed $4 billion in tax refunds. the irs will need to delay next year's tax filing season by up to two weeks. the obama administration says it will additionally curve economic growth in this, the current quarter. >>> while seventh focused on twitter, there are budget talks going on trying to avert another shut down but today se

the gains will enable fannie and freddie to send the u.s. treasury $39 billion in december and that will finish repaying or come close to it, the government aid they got when they were rescued in 2008 and expected by early next year the government will turn a profit on the $187 billion bailout of the two mortgage giants that own or guarantee 2/3 rrds of all u.s. home loans. >>> it will cost $2 billion to cover the back pay of 850,000 government workers furloughed over that 16-day government shutdown. that's a cost that will be passed on to taxpayers one way or another. closing national parks during the shut down cost communities about $500 million in lost spending by visitors and the internal revenue service, of course, delayed $4 billion in tax refunds. the irs will need to delay next year's tax filing season by up to two weeks. the obama administration says it will additionally curve economic growth in this, the current quarter. >>> while seventh focused on twitter, there are budget talks going on trying to avert another shut down but toda

home sales moving forward. >> what is going to happen to fannie and freddie. at the end of the day, they're a quasi government agency. they've always done what the government has suggested they do. that's the point, isn't it? >> exactly. exactly. you know, to blame fannie and freddie for the crisis is a little bit of an oversimplification. they, of course, were following directives from the president and congress and, of course, they don't originate loans so it was the lenders who actually originated a lot of these fraudulent loans. it was homeowners who defaulted on the loans. that's a little bit of an oversimplification. there are several ideas floating around in washington for a long time but now what's taking front and center stage with the gses are these dozen or so investors lawsuits so it may actually be the courts that decide in large part what happens with fannie and freddie. >>> you've said we've seen a downward trend in home sales in the last few months, and that makes sense since we saw a taper scare and rising rates. that will likely re -- continu

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as part of the countercyclical role the congress gave both fannie, freddie and the fha the ability to make high year loans during the height of the crisis. that higher loan limit expires january -- of 2014. >> what would that limit the? >> that would be for high-cost areas it is 625 but it would be a percentage in most of the country. >> let me just ask one -- i know that you were talking about -- do you think that in order for the fha to comply with the loan you need to have a reserve that 2 percent? >> i absolutely we do need to get there. >> how long do you think it will take to get to the point? >> we have an independent actuary look at that each year which is the most recent available. it was 2017. >> when, 17? >> 2017. so that's about three years from now to where you can get up to where you are just in compliance with the law. unfortunately most people that are not in compliance for the law have some type of penalty. but it seems like a government agency doesn't comply with oh-la-la there is no penalty. >> thank you. terse in response to the gentleman from south carolina, you w

is this really about the future of fannie and freddie? is this about a trade? you can make money real quick in some of these preferreds. >> the preferreds are up five fold. a lot of hedge funds in the preferred are already thinking about exiting. from mr. berkowitz's point of view, he's got to stay in if he's going to have any credibility in this potential plan. we were skeptical in questioning him yesterday but he's trying to get something going. if it were warren buffett that came with that plan, it would be taken differently, don't you think? >> the senate would say we've got the blessing of the best investors, let turn it over to him and let's do it. >> if it was buffett, not berkowitz, change the name. you'd get more traction. >> there's nothing wrong with that because buffett has a track record of doing things he perceives in a long-term effort. >> he suffered through the big downturn. >> berkowitz is long term. the man's portfolio has barely changed. if you own the fairholme fund, you better be reddy for that and this and this and this. let's go over to

fannie and freddie are getting some. what's the algorithm? if you do something wrong, you have to pay for it. i don't see the algorithm and with these numbers and that's why i think this was read trib bugs against jamie dimon. the person who gets hurt here is the average commitment. they lied and sawed that this appeared to be abiding by the rules. what this says is if you play by the rules in america, you're going to get hurt. i think that's the wrong message to send out. >> 13 billion, 9 billion went to regulators. they should have gotten more in my opinion. >> no, they shouldn't have gotten a dime more. >> not the regulators. >> they have tried to have housing bailouts for years. it wasn't until the fed had housing recovering, they couldn't get that for more money so they have to go to jp morgan. >> you don't want it going to the mortgages? joe, sam, harry? >> a community organizer and it's all political conja. >> you don't want it to go to the regular looters. >> $11 billion has become taxable. >> i'm not trying to change anything. i'm ju

to have mortgages behind them, in order for people who wanted to sell those securities to fannie and freddie, those are kritsch firms in turn had to get actual mortgages to get under the so-called securitized banner, the funding for the securitized loans. the problem with that is that these sub-prime mortgages which actually i think were quite safe in the early years, they had fixed rates. they had somewhat higher interest rates but their very nature was they were issued to people who could not afford the 20% down payment, but could afford the monthly payments. what the hud regulation and forced her forced the financial community to do was to create a whole new set of sub-prime mortgages. by definition you couldn't change the down payment. you could only change the monthly payment and the only way to do that was to go to adjustable-rate loans. low in the hold if you look at the date of the mortgage bankers association the proportion of adjustable-rate mortgages and i think 2003, 2004 went straight up and within a very short period of time we found a goodly number of those couldn't make the f

ray martin was bar tending at freddie's back in may. ran outside to tend to the lieutenant colonel. >> try to see what the injuries were and then asked that same employee to call an ambulance. my personal gut feeling is it was an accident. that it was innocent. >> and then -- >> it escalated out of control. >> now he was originally charged with misdemeanor sexual battery, but a few months ago, it was dropped to a regular assault and battery charge. we'll stay here until a verdict is rendered. but for now, that is the very latest. back to you, jan. >> all right, surae. in some other news, investigators made a gruesome discovery today while putting out a car fire. sky 9 flew over the scene on brokeridge in prince georges county where fire crews found a badly burned body. homicide detectives are now on the scene. >> prince william county police are asking for your help in a murder investigation. the victim is a 78-year-old man and he was found dead inside his home yesterday in the 3400 block of caldonia circle. police say they made the dis

we have people telling us the same thing about freddie and fannie that things were fine and great. the turned out to not to be case. what did administration has done is miss the mark on projection after projection. with this, i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the judgment from connecticut for two minutes. -- the gentleman from connecticut for two minutes. thehank you and i welcome witness to talk about an important question. a couple of observations. i sit down and listen to the majority talked so quietly about fiscal responsibility and so much concern from the debt. most of them voted to default upon questioning whether we should take any responsibility of prudence, and from those who voted onto the falls on the united states or debt with perhaps a grain of salt. to move on to the topic of this hearing. it is important that those who are watching this understand that when of the word of bailout is the use it is not being used terribly accurate. it is not counted entry. i am not saying it is a good thing. the fha like fannie mae and freddie mac is paying a price for the activit

to a very substantial part of the society that it was regulations by hud which required fannie and freddie to hold a very significant amount of their total assets in affordable housing loans. and the only way they could do that was to basically buy it wholesale which meant what we'd call securitized subprime loans. and without getting into the detail which i do get into is and document in the book, is they moved in the market, and in and 2004 -- no, it was 2002, 2003 -- they picked up half of all the net new issuance of subprime security cans. securities. and because they had to have actual whole mortgages behind them in order for a people who wanted to sell those securities to fannie and freddie, those brokerage firms in turn had to get actual mortgages to get under the so-called securitized banner, securitized, the funding for the securitized loans. the problem with that is that these subprime mortgages which were actually, i think, quite safe in the early years, they had fixed rates, they had somewhat higher interest rates, but their very nature was they were issued to people who could

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ahave partnered with wonderful couple, freddie and beth are. they have been working in the townships for years and years with local governments. it is actually moving forward right now. tavis: i have been reading about this. i'm so glad you are doing the work you are doing. it breaks my heart. you think of all that your countrymen and women went through to break the spine of apartheid. now, not unlike our inner cities, to be battling another war, another demon, called the drugs, it's just you can't catch a break. myi stood with guests on safari. we have done it for three years. i took guests into the township and into where workers come in south africa. we had 20 people in one room. that was the size of the room. at least four families were living -- if you see four beds in the room, that is for families. tavis: not for people, for families. >> yes. it has become -- there is economic apartheid -- not apartheid -- there is a whole mother struggle. there is so much wealth in south africa, and yet, there are so much poverty. tavis: i saw you cut y

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they're paying 13 be billion, they've already paid 5 to fanny and freddie, some of it's cash, some of it's homeowner relief. the real question is for every jpmorgan shareholder, it's the fine print. what concessions, what did jpmorgan concede it did wrong, and if it did concede it did something very bad -- agreed to fraud -- that it was culpable this some way, that the bank itself not just washington mutual which it inherited, not just bear stearns which is part of this deal, but jpmorgan itself which sold a lot of bad mortgages, if it did say i did something really bad, this is going to be a hit to shareholders, and i don't think they're taking this into account right now if we look at a stock chart, shares of jpmorgan were up marginally. but long term is what you have to look for here, it's whether they really did concede they did something wrong in this settlement, and that language is not out. now, is this a done deal? yes, it is. eric schneiderman, the attorney general, just front ran the department of justice. why does he have the authority to do it? he's head of president obama

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mel watteau what's interesting mel watt is -- >> for freddie and fannie. >> opposed ideological who do not want to see banks give back on loan modifications. this is a big deal. the other thing to point out in addition to a sitting member of congress, mel watt is an african-american. i think from a political perspective this is going to fire up obama base in the midterms potentially when people see these kinds of things. >> patricia millet has ted cruz consent. that's like a three-headed rabbit in the wild. there is no ideological -- there's a reason to oppose her nomination except for this completely trumped up idea of court packing. >> everyone from john roberts, aba across the spectrum has said this is important. this is a problem. this is not court packing. this needs to get taken care of. >> let me ask you, glen in terms of the worry, senate democrats worry one day we may not be in power. we want all the levers of power at our disposal. if you look at the senate at this point the republicans can't win a national election. the only reason they control the house they gerrymandered d

freddie mac said the average 30-year fixed loan fell to 4.2%. and the average on a fixed rate mortgage fell to 3.27%. >>> a california jury ordered samsung to pay apple $290 million in a paerntent dispute. it covers 13 samsung devices that copied features if apple's iphone and ipad. that jury awarded apple over billion dollars. but the judge ordered a new trial and low erd the award. samsung plans to appeal. >>> united parcel service is increasing its rates. ups says its rates will go up an average of 4.9% this year. it's feeling the competition from lower priced shipping services, especially wit international customers. >>> and that cargo-hauling jub bow jet that landed at the wrong point in kansas finally made it to its original destination. the 747 took off yesterday for the nine-minute flight to the mcconnell airport. wednesday night it accidentally landed at a smaller field nine miles north of its intended destination. >>> and "the hunger games":catching fire opens today. it stars jennifer warren. it took in over $67 million in ticket sales

. >>> bank of america has engaged in settlement talks with government mortgage giant freddie mac after the bank was found liable for fraud after the country-wide financial unit sought millions in damages, and a bank that would shield them from so-called put-backs regarding loans sold from 2012. >>> the world's biggest on-line retailer is teaming up with the world's biggest delivery service for something that has never been done before, door-to-door deliveries on sunday from the post office. john ford has the story. >> reporter: when amazon got its start as a book seller, the biggest pitch was prices and selling. now that it is expanding into everything, speed is as important as ever. that is why today's news is especially important. working with the postal service, amazon is beginning to roll out the package delivery starting with new york and the l.a. area. for the postal service it may actually make customers happy, after plenty of talks of cutbacks to 49 cents to send first class mail. amazon will charge nothing extra, so the postal service, which had $12 billion in revenue last yea

freddie mac and fannie mae were the last to jump into that circle of all that financial mess that went on. folks come on repeatedly, a lot of republicans sayingferent other ones, that fannie mae and freddie mac were the main reason why this financial mess -- you know, things like that just get you upset. the thinga bout it is you have the experts on c-span talking financial all that started, and fannie mae and freddie mac got on because they were forced to do something to get their little -- host: gotcha. we appreciate the input. if you wanted to go to our see -- videoa nd library and see what we have done with regards to fannie mae and freddie mac, type in these topics. not only will you find out what happened congressionally but you will get it best opinion we have, talking about that topic and a variety of other topics. there is our website. you can ask that. a picture first lady michelle obama this morning. about a new role she takes on today. in her new project, mrs. obama will work with the education department -- here is karl from berkeley springs, west virginia, republican line

minor mistakes they're making on home mortgages that were accepted by fannie and freddie for over ten years. those things need to be fixed to loosen up the consumer side. the business side is not going to improve with this. >> there's a lot to unpack there. it's interesting you bring up that period while you were at wells fargo. there are still lawsuits including some people who were leading the firm at that time saying the standards weren't nearly as high as they should have been surmount to being fraudulent for giving these peoples mortgages. what's wrong with that? it's quite clear some of these mortgages wasn't clear what they should have been for investors. >> that's correct. those loans were originated by s&ls and they were securizing and issued by banks. commercial, mainstream banks are not doing the bad things you're seeing in litigation today. >> except those that had or supported investment banks. >> well, i don't know how they support them. >> in other words, if we have a system whereby there's a reward for the people who are creating this stuff, even if -- even if there's

freddie couples did not disappoint. getting a 5-stroke lead. did not let anybody think about coming back. setting up the par putt. gets the 9th win on the champions tour. to win by 6 strokes. it is going home, and $1 million prize for the player of the year. >> i would tell you to win one of these. it has been a great year. >> indeed it has. more on game day tonight tonight at 11:00: >> that is it for us at 5:30. we will see you back here in half an hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00. ,, ,, on my right is the new dodge durango with up to 360 horsepower. on my left is one horse with one horsepower. that makes you feel pretty dumb doesn't it? [ laughs ] this is literally 360 times more powerful than you. look at you. you're worthless. there you have it -- 360 times better than a horse. staring contest -- go. i win. ♪ [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] >> jeff: tonight gaps in security. did a recent change at lax make it easier for a gunman to start firing on friday? >> he is on the ground already and he was shot twice. >> jef

this latest story, brian, 1.6 billion of southward mortgage debt, freddie mac going after bank of america saying we want to you take back this paper, it has gone wrong, we think it was missold. those two sides are currently in negotiations over settlement on that story. it's good to know we're not irrelevant in tv land, in the dot-com age, brian. this is a fascinating story. google which owns youtube for some time has been avoiding those traditional measurements of view eer participation in th product. they are talkingnielsen. it looks like they can use those youtube bits of video that we enjoy. >> a way to keep nielsen relevant. there's very little you can do to get me off the couch on thanksgiving. maybe a little ipad shopping. black friday is almost a thing of the past now with what we got going on with thanksgiving. >> i think this is a phenomenal story. as an outsider you can tell from my accent i'm not an american. i'm puzzled as to why it should make any difference bring forward shopping days. surely there's enough places that americans can go to buy stuff and you talked about your

. >> this is just like fannie and freddie getting housing -- >> -- giving kids loans -- >> the fact is when you're in -- when the government's in it and given all this money, why can't you go to a state school? why do you need a loan to go to yale? >> but you don't make a 180 retreat and stop it. >> why do you need all that stuff going out to people? why does some kid need a $30,000, $40,000 loan for one year at yale to study fine arts. >> that's why i didn't go to ja yale. i said no. >> i went to pace university. >> adam, what do you make of this? >> i think the comparison with housing is actually an inapt one. i think the government should be in the business of either making student loans or insuring or guaranteeing or helping or subsidizing student loans. >> do they make this much money on it though? >> over the decades, we created this culture where we told people, you have to own your own home or somehow you're doing something wrong. >> that was your liberal friends who pushed it. you specifically did that. >> bill clinton and andrew cuomo. >> all right, let him answer. >> this ha