i want to get some quick comments and a cnbc contributor, carol ross. what do you think, carol? i may be exaggerating. no mistakes were made. i'm not saying that. i'm just saying that this smacks of a political plunder play and where this money is going. >> i think no good deed goes unpunished. the thing i have the biggest problem with, bear stearns, they weren't owned by jpmorgan at the time of the infringement. the fact that jpmorgan bailed out the companies and got smacked with a fine is absolutely ridiculous. there were problems that were revealed. not even getting the right kinds of decision. where is this money going to? is it going back to the investors, the ones that got hurt? no, it's going to the attorney general. >> community organizers, government agencies, housing bailout. now they recover nicely. bailout money they could not get to congress. scheduleding, jpmorgan stock is holding up. is that fair? is that true? >> yes. it fell 11%. people were kerchtd about the legal overhang. they made these announcements, that's the number so far in total. ? a normal, in this re

carol. you know, you said that jonathan martin plans to meet face-to-face with dolphins' owner stephen ross. this is going to be a huge moment when those two meet tomorrow. we now know that this will be the first person within the dolphins' organization that will speak face-to-face with jonathan martin and find out exactly what prompted him to abruptly leave the team after being with them for a year and a half. we'll get a lot more details as to how the dolphins plan to move forward with their coaching staff, front office personnel and player personnel once those two meet. the owner, who is so embarrassed, so appalled by what's gone on the past couple of weeks that he felt it necessary to share his side of the story last night in a press conference and basically promised change for the miami cultur culture. >> touchdown. >> as the saga around the miami dolphins continues to unfold, the team's owner, stephen ross, is the latest to speak out. the billionaire owner appeared embarrassed by the allegations surrounding his team. >> what's gone on is really something, you know, couldn't have been a