i think that bankers should also start to think because some of them are perhaps more banksters than bankers. >> many believe the banks and not exercise sufficient control over the sectors with often little or noishment for infractions -- many believe the regulators do not exercise sufficient control over their sectors. >> the trial of four men charged with plotting a terrorist attack in germany has started in the soil. >> they are accused of planning an attack and have been in custody since april of last year. >> they are accused of planning attacks that could have resulted in murder and manslaughter. it is alleged the men experimented with homemade mont -- homemade bombs but had not yet selected a target. >> prosecutors say al qaeda leaders in afghanistan or the men to carry out an attack against a target in germany. they alleged that the ringleader travel to an al qaeda training camp on the afghanistan/pakistani border to receive weapons and explosives training. >> the results of investigation showed that there was no firm target selected. but preparations for a bombing had begun.

why is corzine and all them banksters not in jail? we have a live bird situation going on where it has been proven that they had been manipulating the interest rates but yet no one has been prosecuted. eric holder hasn't even started any investigation on this. timothy geithner knew about this since 2008. that just lets me know that the whole system we had is corrupt. the only way that this is going to change is that we, the people, stand up and throw these idiots, these crooks and banksters in jail. thank you. host: let's take a look at super pack spending as it's recorded this year so far as of july 26. 693 groups organized themselves as super p.a.c.s. caller: i just want to comment on all this money being spent. are you there? host: i'm listening. caller: oh, ok. with all of this money being spent and all of the talk about the economy, why isn't some of this money being put back into the economy instead of people trying to buy, you know, the election? do you understand what i'm saying? host: i do, bren d.a. what about the argument t

the banksters are stopping us, trying to stop us from implementing that rule. i don't think they're going to succeed and we're going to have the limits in place in september. >> the commodities speculation task force, does it have any impact on gas prices? this task force they're putting together? >> there's a lot that's been done, absolutely. including the task force, but where we are right now is we have passed a regulation that is ready to go into affect except we have one more little thing to do, hopefully, we're going to do it next week. as i say, the bankers are taking us to court to try to stop it from being implemented. you would think the bankers have other things going on in the economy, but they're trying to stop us from putting in these very reasonable limits, ed. it says you can't hold more than 10% of a market. and so we need those limits, we need them soon, and hopefully we'll go to get them in september. >> could we see a spike again due to the tensions with iran in the middle east? >> you absolutely can. prices, as you noted in the opening of t

they see him as a bankster like them. >> what a wonderful picture to pate, you know, of the g.o.p. wig at the house of lords. >> criminals. >> i want to point out and come back to the fact that what's taking mitt to london is his fundraiser fundraiser. he is there with his wife and her dressage horse. now, okay. that interview on abc, before she gets on, the special e e equipped 747 to carry the horse. >> the horse plane. >> the horse plane to carry the horse to london the horse that you and i are paying for because he gets an 80,000 dollar a year tax break every year for that freakin dancing horse. think of the entourage. ann doesn't feed it or groom it. >> she rides it when she gets stressed out being on the campaign trail and she has to come back. >> i don't mind. i don't mind folks who ride horses. >> a lot of working folks who do and a lot of folks who love horses. there are kids in that dressage horse competition who have, you know, worked every day and every night. >> that's not the problem. >> right. >> the challenge here is that the romney family, you know this romney oper