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bernie sanders. >>> let's turn to mr. cohen, former at jpmorgan chase, author of "money and power: how goldman sachs came to rule the world." thank you for joining me, my friend. >> my pleasure, michael. >> somebody who used to work at jp morgan, what did you take away from today's testimony? how did it register to you? >> it really registered. the thing that lingers in my mind, michael, how did jamie dimon let this happen? he's known as a micromanager, he was a micromanager when he worked at citigroup, he was a micromanager at bank one. he was a micromanager when he came into jp morgan state. he even stopped the use of black sedans at night when bankers work late. he is a serious micromanager and yet he let this chief investment office with $350 billion of the bank's cash reserves be invested without so much as going to an investment committee meeting in that division to regulate, to figure out what was going on. it's like he said, i'm going to let this ina drew, the chief investment officer who since resigned, i'm going

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stick around, another great hour as we talk to bernie sanders of vermont about jamie dimon. >>> it's 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the capital. stocks having a late day selloff on wall street as euro zone fears take center stage again. and they say it's only a matter of time from skyrockets interest rates from reaching america. >>> and jamie dimon talking to the senate today. how many thought he held his own. and i'll have david vitter with me and he will explain why the dodd-frank law is more confusing than helpful. and jamie dimon being called to resign. how are we settling on waus. the dow jones industrial average coming off the lows of the day just before 4:00 p.m. eastern but still down. it's down two thirties of one percent. volume on wall street, and nasdaq gave up 24 points. just about 10 minutes before the close, we see fires coming in, 2818 is where things settled down, and the s&p down 9 points. finishing at 1314. jpmorgan's stock is up. does that mean jamie dimon did well today? >> a lot of questions about int

vermont senator bernie sanders, great to have you with us. thank you, bernie. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share you thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >> congressman darrell issa is on the war path again, sending a letter to president obama suggesting a cover up on fast and furious just one day after he told fox news that there was no cover up. sam stein with me for the information and the discussion next. stay with us. >>> coming up, darrell issa is changing his tune on the administration's part in fast and furious. sam stein joins me next. >> and marc anthony joins me to discuss the impact of the latino vote this november. and why he's supporting president obama. share your thoughts on twitter. we're coming right back. [ female announcer ] so how long have you been living flake-free with head & shoulders? since before jeans were this skinny... since us three got a haircut. since my first twenty-ninth birthday. [ female announcer ] head & shoulders. live flake free. has a facebook page these days. but wh

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so now bernie sanders and barbara boxer well they're trying to ensure that such lawsuits don't happen there introduced an amendment to this year's farm bill that would have forbidden such lawsuits one would fulfill congress' obligation to represent the people by you know representing the people according to an m s n b c poll in february of two thousand and eleven ninety five percent of americans agree that labeling of food with genetically engineered ingredients should be allowed and those polling numbers have been consistent when a mother goes to the saw and purchases food for her child she has no right to know what she is feeding her child not i believe a terribly radical idea. you know bernie i agree it is not a terribly radical idea to let people know what they're eating whether you're skeptical of genetically modified food or not i think most people would agree that informing consumers is never a bad thing except for i guess most adverse it seems because the sanders boxer's investment was roundly trounced this week by seventy six to twenty three vote and you see monsanto there on

vermont senator bernie sanders, great to have you with us. thank you, bernie. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share you thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >> congressman darrell issa is on the war path again, sending a letter to president obama suggesting a coverup on fast and furious just one day after he told fox news that there was no coverup. sam stein with me for the information and the discussion next. stay with us. it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> coming up, darrell issa is changing his tune on the administration's part in fast and furious. sam stein joins me next. >> and marc anthony joins me to discuss the im

here's that interview. >> senator bernie sanders, good morning. >> good morning. what's your number one question for the fed chairman? >> my number one question is, will he support me in trying to end the conflicts of interests which presently exist at the fed? right now the ceo of the largest financial institution of jamie jpmorgan chase sits as a member of the new york fed. and right now what you have is bankers sitting on all of the regional feds. chris, this to me smacks of enormous conflict of interest. it's something that has got to end. we need a fed that starts representing ordinary people, the middle class, main street, not wall street. we have to get the bankers off the fed. i'll be asking the chairman, mr. bernanke, whether he supports that legislation. >> the markets are watching this very closely as they always do when a fed chairman speaks. do you think he'll be hesitant to make news, given everything going on and so maybe hesitant to answer your questions? >> well, i hope he does. i hope he does. the other issue we have got to deal with, long term i

let's start out right back where we were what i was talking with the congressman about senator bernie sanders had this to say about the montana ruling today with the supreme court basically reaffirmed citizens united bernie sanders said in his favor in his famous speech at gettysburg during the civil war abraham lincoln talked about america as a country of the people by the people and for the people today as a result of the supreme court's refusal to reconsider its decision citizens united we are rapidly moving toward a nation of the super rich by the super rich and for the super rich that is not what america is supposed to be about the supreme court decision must be overturned so anyone disagree. i disagree with you yes i don't i know i know i'm going to say it right now i mean the whole idea i mean you know you have no evidence that the koch brothers investing in investing money in not the campaign but investing money and add to support the campaign or you know adelson or whatever you're pointing to that that's corrupting you have no evidence that they're going to that no i mean how is that

dade vitter will be with me, and then bernie sanders will be here to tell us why he wants jamie dimon to step down. >>> as the market goes lower, energy is part of the sell off. >> some of this market movement, bill, downgrading spain, and well get more details on it. when you talk about energy is one of the sectors. all major s&p sectors are in the red. look a exxon mobile. a lot of investors nervous about the opec meeting, chevron the same story. two heavily invested dow 30 companies. many stocks have that same chart, bill, and well get more on the egan-jones and if that's impacting the market. >> as we ahead to the close here, the dow is down 100 points. >>> mcdonalds up today even though goldman downgraded the home of the happy meal. >>> later, italian interest rates skyrocket in just one month. why someone here says it may be already too late to stop that from happening in the united states sooner than later. ♪ i hear you... ♪ rocky mountain high ♪ rocky, rocky mountain high ♪ ♪ all my exes live in texas ♪ ♪ born on the bayou [ female announcer ] the perfect song for everywhere c

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you need to listen to bernie sanders. these guys sit on federal forums. they take billions of dollars in u.s. taxpayer bailouts that at zero interest. this man is a crook and needs to go to jail and these are not the job creators. they are the job destroyers. we need to bring the money back to the people. we need to start getting money to help people stay in their homes. this man is a crook. >>> on behalf of chairman johnson, i'd like to call the meeting to order and then sus spent until the chairman has arrived and would ask the capitol police to restore order. thank you. >> 18 other billions stealing zero interest loans from people when the small businesses can't get the same loans. when the people are deprived loans to get. >> the chairman -- the hearing has been called to order. we are suspending until the capitol police restore order. this is a hearing which we will ask people to cooperate so that we can conduct an inquiry into this matter. thank you. >> you stole my house from underneath me. face the people that you foreclosed on. >> >> stop foreclo

vermont senator bernie sanders, great to have you with us. thank you, bernie. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share you thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >> congressman darrell issa is on the war path again, sending a letter to president obama suggesting a cover up on fast and furious just one day after he told fox news that there was no cover up. sam stein with me for the information and the discussion next. stay with us. [ male announcer ] introducing zzzquil sleep-aid. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing. ♪ zzzquil, the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil. great! tyler here will show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. thanks. okay, here we go. whoa! no one said "cheese." progressive mobile -- insurance has never been easier. get a free qu

. >>> well last night on the "ed show" vermont senator bernie sanders talked about this week's supreme court ruling that expanded its controversial 2010 decision that changed the rules on political campaign contributions to include state and local elections. he told host ed schultz the wealthy would be crazy not to take advantage. >> with the citizens united decision, what the supreme court said to all of these billionaires, go for it. you're tired of buying coal companies and gambling casinos. you know what you can buy now? you can buy the united states government! so if you are the coke brothers and you're worth $50 billion. you're sheldon adelson, you're worth $20-plus billion. why would you hesitate one minute to spend a billion, two billion. you could own the united states government, you could own various states, you can own county commissioners, you can own governors, pretty good deal. "lean forward" with "the ed show". >>> here's your first look at wall street. the dow opens at 12,534 after adding 32 points yesterday. the s&p 500 was up six, the nasdaq gained 17. taking a look

. 46 democrats and 16 republicans voted for the bill, and both independents joe lieberman and bernie sanders voting for it as well. the house and nature are largely done at least for legislative work for the week. later today we bring you book tv conversation with peter edelman. his latest is "so rich, so poor" which talks about why our economy produces great wealth and great poverty at the same time. he's speaking at a bookstore in washington bus boyce and poets and that's live at booktv.com. >> this weekend on afterwards katie details fast and furious. >> this was something swept under the rug and kept from not up only the american people but the mexican people as well. there are hundreds of faceless, innocent mexican citizens who have been murdered as a result of this. the only thing that we knew outside of the government program is guns from american gun dealers were going into mexico and causing all these problems with the cartel, when really the government was sanctioning these sales and sending them into mexico. >> she's interviewed by major gar rhett sunday night at 9:00 pashgts of b

. >> today in congress, united states senator bernie sanders of vermont is a socialist. we talked to him about debs' legacy. let's listen to a bit of what he had to say. >> a lot of ideas that he advocates talked about when people get old, there should be social insurance for them. there should be retirement benefits for them. that's what we call social security today. amazingly enough, in the year 2011, there are those same people that hated debs when he was alive that now want to destroy social security. he believed that health care was a right of all people. that battle continues today. i think it is fair to say many of the huge advances made during the '30s under president roosevelt, the great society under lyndon johnson and throughout, those were ideas that people like debs probably brought to the attention, the first person to bring to the attention of millions of working people. >> lisa phillips, let me ask you to add your perspectives to the america that he saw and was dissatisfied with and whether or not he saw himself as anti-american or wanting to change amer

principles like we're all in this together instead of stuff like greed is good sherrod brown and bernie sanders are fighting against this cancer in our democracy citizens united you can join their efforts sherrod brown dot com and burning dot org and check out move to amend. now for more on tuesday night's recall election wisconsin want to turn over to attorney and ring of fire radio host mike papen tonio mike welcome home are you great yeah you know i'll tell you i don't despair tom are really very optimistic the big victory that's coming from wisconsin is really coming from the walker financier's i think before all these inheritance baby billionaires go out and buy the new gold store anymore open up their new caviar dishes or another bottle of cristo they need to understand what happened there first of all this this wasn't this wasn't checkmate this was stalemate and when it really comes down to a democrats took back the senate leaving this this character in a position where he really can't do that much more harm and i think it will as i think about what happened out of wisconsin what i like

well i want to begin by thanking alan grayson, bernie sanders and the democratic state senator in maine who recently said dick cheney should be executed for war crimes, those are the gifts that keep on giving but that's not really how i want to start this. the legend is told that when conquering roman general also return to their victory parades in the bloulevards of rome they would place a slave behind him to wlis per in his ear "all glory is fleeting." norm is our slave at eei, although some might use a more contemporary word. does norm have naked pictures of arthur brooks, i say that wouldn't work because arthur works out. i tell him norm is a valuable presence around our hallways. he keeps us on our game. he prompts us not to confuse ideology with partisanship or let ideology because idiocy through laziness or complacency. in other words, norm makes all of us better here and sharper in our work, even if we sometimes mutter about his latest provocation when we leave the lunchro lunchroom. i admire much of norm's work, seeing that his interests in the unloved congress stems from his d

senator bernie sanders joins me on how mitt romney and his billionaire backers are rigging the systemlways win. >>> darell issa is still going after the president for the fast and furious scandal. the white house is firing back. tonight, the huffington post's sam stein will help me expose the latest attempt in the witch hunt. >> marc anthony is pulling for president obama.

bernie sanders and i have a bill that says we want to close all corporate loopholes for the oil, gas, $110 billion now in subsi subsidy. so what if they're able to prevent the election? you could hear drill, baby, drill. that'll be on steroids. we've got to step up. that's why all of this country -- today the minneapolis city council passed a resolution saying get big money out. duluth was earlier this year. new york has done it. l.a. has done it. we need people, municipalities and elected officials to say get big money out. we need to pass a constitutional amendment to put a stop to it. we've got to do it now. >> congressman, they're fighting back. mitch mcconnell blasted the administration for pushing back on citizens united. listen. >> we have to go back to nixon to find the last time you had a group of people both through the campaign and the power of the federal government to harass and silence critics. >> back to richard nixon silencing critics because you're against having unlimited money in the political process. >> is that the guy who said the top order ought to be to make ob

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also senator bernie sanders who called on jamie dimon to step down from the board of the federal reserverom d.c. what will questioning jamie dimon accomplish? we asked you and you tweeted. tony friend says nothing. john wells says, the testimony will establish if you are a private company it is against the low to lose money. but if the government loses money, it's not a problem. david tweets dimon testimony, nothing more than a chance for political sound bites from clueless politicians. thanks for tuning. in. send us your comments. with e eel get them on the air. that does it for us. see you tomorrow from d.c. i hope you will follow me on google plus and twitter. send us questions you want answered from the senators we have with us from washington. tweet the questions and we'll get them on the air. "fast money" begins after the break. stay with cnbc. see you tomorrow. have a great night. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern hist

last december, you joined with vermont senator bernie sanders to introduce the occupied a constitutionalndment to overturn the citizens united campaign finance decision. it's down for a outlying corporate cash undermining the public interest in our elections and democracy. can you talk about this effort? >> sure. and these issues are absolutely related. these voter repression laws around the country have been shown they are funded by and supported by alex. the problem and our political system today is a special interest corporations have more and more influence and push the interests of typical americans to the margins. this occupied amendment would overturn citizens united. it would make clear the corporations are not people, the affairs of the constitution never intended to give constitutional rights to corporations, ones that we joy and -- in joy and tears. it is clear that for-profit corporations cannot use their resources to influence the outcome of an election. we need to get the money out of the political system and return democracy to the people. we will see changes then not just

joining me now is senator bernie sanders ever vermont.hank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> senator, how big a deal will this be for corporate interest groups if scott walker wins tonight? >> well, it'll be huge, al. as you've indicated, this is really the tip of the iceberg. what is going on now, is class warfare to an unprecedented degree is being waged against the middle class and working families of this country. and what the disastrous supreme court citizen's united decision did is just open the door wide open, flood gate wide open, for corporations and billion airs to take over our democracy to spend as much money as they want without disclosure on campaigns throughout america in order to elect right wing extremist who are going to protect the interest of the 1% against the 99%. >> now, tim phillips, head of the koch funded conservative group americans for prosperity, he said, and i'm reading his quote, the wisconsin approach to changing and making state government better is the new model for the country. you are the model for

in a statement, vermont independent senator bernie sanders, whose office released the report, said -- the fed director whose company took in the most government aid was jamie dimon of the banking giant jpmorgan chase. the wall street journal has revealed a number of top jp morgan chase executives were alerted two years ago to the practices of the london-based traders whose risky bets recently cost the banks more than $2 billion. the executives were aware of the traders' practices as early as 2010, when a single foreign- exchange options trade led to a loss of $300 million in a matter of days. the news comes as jamie dimon is set to testify before the senate banking committee today on jpmorgan's risky trades. he has been a key critic of reform proposals to restore the separation between banks and commercial trading. in prepared testimony released ahead of his appearance, jamie dimon says -- the state department has confirmed president obama will skip the rio 20 sustainable development summit in brazil next week. it's the third consecutive global environmental conference that obama will