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and frank avellino, for misleading investors. stanleychais made so much money from the scheme, a court- appointed trustee claims he must have known of the fraud. michael bienes and his wife dianne are selling their 16,000- square-foot home and have moved into a small apartment. did you have any warning that anything was amiss? >> as god is my only judge. on my mother's grave. not an inkling. may he strike me dead. >> smith: bienes has hired a lawyer, though no lawsuits have been filed. >> good morning, mr. sorkin. >> good morning, how are you? >> smith: his old attorney, ira sorkin, is now representing madoff. fairfield greenwich has seen multiple lawsuits filed. they range from gross negligence to fraud. in late december, planned year- end multi-million-dollar bonuses for jeffrey tucker, walter noel and andres piedrahita were cancelled. one more postscript: a few blocks from where madoff began his investment advisory business nearly 50 years ago, thierry de la villehuchet took his own life. >> thierry was a sailor, and he was a hunter.

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frank. >> this is the first shot in a longer war. it is surprising to see how easily this was done. stanley fisher, the vice chairman of the federal reserve said he was surprised how easy to roll back the provision. a signal that republicans are going to be going after dodd frank when they have their full majorities in place next year. >> was there a problem with dodd frank to begin with? >> oh absolutely. in the case of citigroup what brought the bank down was its reckless mortgages not derivatives trading. and the existence of this provision didn't keep the banks from doing reckless trading, they just moved on to other things, foreign exchanges, commodities, warehouses, whatever, parking lots in greece if necessary. so it really didn't solve the problem and it really imposed a restriction that didn't address the problem. to my mind, what still needs to be done is to divide the investment banks from the commercial banks, ones that were ensured and made mortgages and have the banks focused on making mortgage and get the heck out of the investment banking business. as long as they are domici

i'll be very frank and honest, i'm going to come right at you. to me it's really -- >> very stanleywhite liberalism. the dark side. that was john lair that said that from the new yorker what you're talking about. this was his christmas list five months ago that he did not want santa to bring him anymore all black cast of tennessee williams unless they will have the equal folly which will be an all white production. for none constituents to say anything about that, we knew we were talking to a choir. we know that. we love it. we put it in its place and we have fun doing the role. >> let me say this. i have a couple of thoughts. i kind of respect his courage in a way to some out in 2011 and 2012 and say such dismissive kind of uninformed, racial comment. he's putting it on the table. the only way we can really affect any kind of change is if this white critic really tells how he feel, and he did. lucky for us it affected nothing because we're on stage every night and we just got an extension. >> thursday. it's just important to know this is not folly. it's not hyperbole. >> it's not a

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one of the things we liked about dodd-frank is it put everybody under the tent, goldman sachs, gor man stanley, jpmorgan, bank of america, we're all in the same regulatory scheme. there might be nuances but same regulatory scheme. shadow banking by definition is outside that. and i think you know, i think the problem with that is it can do two thins. >> rose: explain what shadow banking is, hedge funds. >> hedge funds or nonregulated lenders or financial vehicles that do market lending. the problem with those things is they tend to come and go. and in times of stress, and that causes disruption so if it's very small, who cares. as it gets bigger, it can have a bigger impact. so before the crisis and the mortgage market, most of the mortgage market was by companies that weren't regulatedded, countrywide being the leading one which we had to clean up. that ended up disrupting the whom business model. in the securities firm say 15eu78 thing. so i think when we say shadow banking we think there is too much going outside, and it needs to be brought back under the tent. that has to be done carefully

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morgan, morgan stanley, all the banks, credit criss, citigroup,bar clays, dirkland, that's a law firm. the banks have gone for romney, why? >> they are gone primary because of dodd-frank but if they lich to governor romney in that debate, talking about too big to fail and dodd frank, they are thinking, can i stop that check before it clears? >> what is too big to fail? >> that's a bank like j.p. morgan, chase -- >> so the government guarantees they won't go out of business. >> $1.2 trillion in assets, you will not go out of business. >> romney says he will dump that. he took their money and said, hi, got your money now. >> like barack obama did four years ago. >> lou dobbs, that's the fairest assessment you will get anywhere. right here. vicious attack on a california couple, put out a recommendny sign on their front lawn, geraldo with the details. take a look at body language at the debate. that report, after these messages. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's la

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stanley just as you said all the banks. credit swiss. citigroup. wells fargo, kirkland and elvis that's a law firm. the banks have gone for romney why? >> they have gone because primarily dodd frankif they listened to governor romney in that debate talking about too big to fail and dodd frank. he is going to get rid of too big to fail. they are thinking right now can i stop that check before it clears. >> bill: what's too big to fail again. >> too big to fail is a bank like jp morgan chase. >> bill: the government guarantees you are not going out of asset. >> 1.2 and not going out of business no matter how big you get. >> bill: he took money. >> just like barack obama did four years ago. >> bill: lou dobbs, everybody. and that's the fairest assessment that you will get anywhere in the media right here on the factor. directly ahead, vicious attack on a california couple who put out a romney sign on their front lawn. harold with details. he has talked to the couple. body language takes a look at the debate this week. that should be interesting. those reports after these messages. ooho romney once again using a working person. apparently the garbage collector for the romney househol

stanley theater i remember that show, baby. you looked good that night. you looked good. my mom pulls away from the table like a fern gully. she is freaked out. i said frank mother. he literally gives me the face like get out of here, kid. i turn coy coy steps up. she hits him with the autograph book. i almost vomit mitt over my shoulder i hear sinatra say did you say so i so -- soy soy. >> coy coy. sinatra says kc what? i can't even take it it guy out of book my mom and coy coy come out. they are in tandem. i can't get mad at her. let me see it i open up to the page he signs, it says sopo. he went so far -- chinese, that's my sinatra story. >> there he is, dennis miller, everybody. breaking news on the moirl o'reilly front. next year's live tour will be rebranded who wants to be president? we already have three big shows booked. los angeles at the microsoft theater saturday march 12th. that will be a blast. fairfax, virginia at the eagle bank arena saturday may 7th. mohican sun in connecticut june 18th. tickets go on sale tomorrow. bill o'reilly.com premium members get first cut can. website link to you the box offices and of courselthey make great chris

frank financial reform act because of its regulations on wall street final firms. "washington post" reported the largest corporate sources of money for romney are mostly finance industry leaders including morgan stanleyldman sachs employees have given nearly a quarter of a million dollars in contributions. let's bring in larry cowen, president of the communication workers of america. mr. cowen, good to have you with us tonight. i want you to address right now, do members of a union, are they forced to give their dues to political campaigns? because it seems like this is what mr. romney is out there saying. >> yeah, absolutely not. if there is political -- it is totally voluntary ing . mr. rm omney would know that's the law. we see him flip-flopping. one stance when he's the governor of massachusetts. another one pandering to the right wing base today. in general watching the debate, you had to stop from laughing on one hand, or crying on the other. you see 19th century capitalism. fairytale economics. and confusing liberty and freedom. i think for working people in this country, you know, we do have a jobs crisis. we have a health care crisis. we have a retirement security crisis and crisis of living

frank. i'm dylan ratigan. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> calling general petraeus. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off torngsd relieved of command. when president obama called general stanley mcchrystal to the white house today because of his comments in "rolling stone," it was one of those rare washington moments that we didn't know how it would turn out. by mid-afternoon we did. mcchrystal was out. making the best of a bad situation, mr. obama chose general david petreaus to replace him. it's possibly the president has burnished his reputation by being tough and decisive. we go to that at the top of the show. also our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is out, and democrats, look out below. this could be a very tough november. we'll crunch the numbers for you. and what's going on in the gulf of mexico? early today people noticed a lot more oil than before was gurk from the bp well. something went terribly wrong today. is there really no one anywhere who knows how to fix this? plus, back to the mcchrystal story for a moment. a lot of people noticed a similarity between his unguarded comments to a freelance writer for "rolling stone" and this movie. >> what am i doing

stanley. >> 28 hours after that shocking bloody mass shooting on a brooklyn subway during rush hour, police arrested their main suspect. that is him, 62-year-old frankn into custody in downtown manhattan around 1:40 this afternoon. a news director, justin miller, has been reporting on the subway shooting. he joins me now. let's talk about first how he was apprehended, obviously when i was on air last night, he was a person of interest. people start looking through his social media, we have pictures of him, but he was on the lamb until today. how did they actually apprehend him? >> right. so the nypd detectives had a suspect by linking the gun that was discarded on the train to a federally licensed arms dealer in ohio. so, mr. james bought this gun legally 11 years ago. >> got you. that is what moved him from person of interest a suspect. it is his gun, it appears. >> that he fired allegedly 33 times. >> then he is walking around new york city for 24 hours. this is wild. i have seen some reports that he has gotten to a subway in park slope, ninth street and seventh avenue? >> his known whereabouts before he was apprehended today were at a subway spot

stanley mcchrystal, defense secretary robert gates and secretary of state hillary clinton. general mcchrystal, the u.s. commander in afghanistan, advocates another increase in troop levels for afghanistan. but general mcchrystal has also been frank about how the strategy in afghanistan must be significantly different than that of the past eight years. >> i think that in some areas the breadth of violence, the geographic spread of violence, places to the north and to the west, are a little more than i would have gathered. >> what i'm really telling people is the greatest risk we can accept is to lose this the support of the people here. if the people are against us, we cannot be successful. if the people view us as occupiers and the enemy, we can't be successful and our casualties will go up dramatically. i'm confident that i will have an absolute chance to provide my assessment and to make my recommendations. >> former secretary of state colin powell was among those president obama consulted over the weekend as he considers afghanistan's strategy. the president also reached out to his former rival senator john mccain for what was described as a brief chat. vice president joe biden reportedly supports a reduced but more focused u

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stanley says, yes, make a national holiday. nikki shares this quote from abraham lincoln. this is from frankho says, it is a privilege, not a gun to the head saying like health care. williams says, no, the right to stay and is just as the right to vote. our next caller joining us from virginia. republican line. caller: i say no to mandatory voting. i should have that freedom if i want to vote or not. i shouldn't have someone dictate to me what i have to do when it comes to voting. that should be my own choice. host: kevin is our next caller from arsenal, texas. republican line. should the u.s. require mandatory voting? caller: i would say no. i'm reminded that liberals are for people doing whatever they want as long as it is mandatory. that's how i feel about it. thank you. host: both the house and senate are in session this week. then, congress is out for two weeks for the easter-passover break. the question this week, will the set senate take up the nomination of the lynch? the senate had two things to do this week, pass the bill on sexual slavery, and vote on the nomination of learner lyn

frank luntz at the marriott downtown in cleveland and he posted that picture. also want to share some of the international reaction to donald trump becoming the official nominee of the republican party. column inm stanley's the daily telegraph from the u.k., donald trump is the nominee the republicans have nominated the blues family -- blurth -- bluth family. host: a little bit of the international reaction to donald trump becoming the nominee. host: we will go back to calls. donald trump capture the nomination on tuesday in cleveland and his running mate, governor pence will be speaking tonight, the washington post says that governor pence is expected to speak, reassuring gop stalwarts that the unpredictable off-the-cuff businessman is not the exclusive base of a party that is no longer fully recognized. let's hear from a republican, from pennsylvania, what do you think? caller: i had -- i love c-span yesterday, was with you today and will be with you today and thursday but i do have comments. , i knowleman from texas someone who lost his life for this country from texas. the woman from south carolina that said about donald trump being on television, hello, nancy reagan and ronald reagan were movie star

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