were to stipulate that that it was entirely or half half the cause have caused by barney frank chris dodd bill clinton and the other have caused by the bankers let's restrain both of them. with the stream of government from bailing them out if you if you see right now if you buy bad paper and it goes bad you can't really start of that money you're stuck with it i mean with you we have found a point of medicare the house reached what. some people call a grand agreement to present a problem a consider republican proposal raise the eligibility age of medicare from sixty five to sixty democrats are freaking out at the president even talked about this kaiser family foundation ran the numbers on this this. it's going to cost seniors five point six billion bucks it's going to cost employer retirement programs five and a half or a half billion dollars in federal cost savings are going to be very slim was that less than a couple billion dollars because you know people are not that expensive at that age and they start getting expensive about a decade later so in fact we actually have a quote here f

chris dodd, the guy whose name is part of dot-right, the financial reregulation bill that was only necessaryse of blew up. this is the best. daniel h. mud, a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous scene, your name is mud. his name actually was mud. also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so this is what we libertarians need to watch for. the unholy alliance of governments and corporations. now, to draw the contrast the don't want to give the idea that all corporations are bad, the hero giving the most loving treatment in my book is a fellow named john : the former chairman and ceo the bbc, one of the top dozen banks in the united states ranks by asset size. they're absolutely dominant throughout the 37 states. at here you'll see a deviancy branch, but if you're in alabama and tennessee zero washington dc seven will. ellison bill deviancy, utterly different principles. countrywide blew up in the financial crisis, caused a financial crisis. bbn t totally survived. eight and j.p. morgan with the only to large banks that did. how did he do it? ellison happens to be a ayn rand fanatic.

chris dodd, the guy whose name is part of.frank, the financial litigation bill was necessary because the stuff blew up. alphonso jackson, secretary of housing and urban development and this is the best. daniel h. mudd, the guy who grew up having to deal with the famous saying your name is mud. he was also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now, to draw the contrasts though, i don't want to leave you the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad just angelo dicillo is. the hero given the most loving treatment in my book is a fellow named john allison. he is the former chairman and ceo of the bmt, one of the top dozen banks in the united states ranked by assets guys. they're absolutely dominant throughout 1370 united states. so out here you won't be a branch. but if you're in mississippi or alabama or washington d.c., you certainly will. allison built bbt i'm utterly different principles than angelo dicillo the countrywide. cruncher i grew up in the financial cris

that. -- chris dodd's dad. his father was put in jail. i do blame franklin and a dog for what happened with this housing debacle. -- frank and dodd for what happened with this debacle. he got his house. am i right or wrong?

during bush's tenure, there were barney frank, chris dodd, maxine waters, who what really wanted to put a chicken in every pot. they created this house and bubble that we are all suffering with. you also talk about renewable energy. there was an inventor many years ago by the name of thomas edison who created the incandescent light bulb. he did this without government support. maybe there is another thomas edison out there. host: a also added this e-mail. how many windmills would have to cover the vermont landscape to power in the city of stowe? guest: we will be powering many of our communities and we are doing a turbine project right now that will power thousands of thousands of homes. all i can tell you is that we believe that we can move to a renewable energy future. we believe we can be 60%-7% renewable within the next 10-15 years. we will make that happen. if we do not, i just want to say that what happens if we do not? what happens if we keep burning coal, oil, and fossil fuels? the answer is that the planet will be fine. bitter the things living in that that will be in trouble.

during bush's tenure, there were barney frank, chris dodd, maxine waters, who what really wanted to put a chicken in every pot. they created this house and bubble that we are all suffering with. you also talk about renewable energy. there was an inventor many years ago by the name of thomas edison who created the incandescent light bulb. he did this without government support. maybe there is another thomas edison out there. host: a also added this e-mail. how many windmills would have to cover the vermont landscape to power in the city of stowe? guest: we will be powering many of our communities and we are doing a turbine project right now that will power thousands of thousands of homes. all i can tell you is that we believe that we can move to a renewable energy future. we believe we can be 60%-7% renewable within the next 10-15 years. we will make that happen. if we do not, i just want to say that what happens if we do not? what happens if we keep burning coal, oil, and fossil fuels? the answer is that the planet will be fine. bitter the things living in that that will be in trouble.