g.e. capital they were bailed out during the financial crisis a.i.g. to the tune of one hundred thirty billion dollars g.e. was given one hundred forty billion dollars is this if he does a nation really mean that the next time if there is one that they won't be bailed out i think that that's you know that seems to be the insinuation here and i you know in that way if you if you listen to the g. c.e.o. he actually is he wasn't necessarily disagreeable with respect to the new designation for a g. so. i think that that's kind of what they're hinting to is that you know there's not going to be any more bailouts and you're not going to be too big to fail any longer so what we're going to do now is regulate you at a federal level maybe more stringently so in that way i think it would make sense let's just see how these how the regulations fall into place because you don't want to stifle the free markets and the economy with respect to these banks in the nation is not final because there has to be in a process. that is going to go through the final ruling will

g.e. capital they were bailed out during the financial crisis. to the tune of one hundred thirty billion dollars g.e. was given one hundred forty billion dollars is this if he doesn't nation really mean that the next time if there is one that they won't be bailed out i think that's you know that seems to be the insinuation here and i you know in that way if you if you listen to the g. c.e.o. he actually he wasn't necessarily disagreeable with respect to the new designation for a g. so. i think that that's kind of what they're hinting to is that you know there's not going to be any more bailouts and you're not going to be too big to fail any longer so what we're going to do now is regulate you at a federal level maybe more stringently so in that way i think it would make sense let's just see how these how the regulations fall into place because you don't want to stifle the free markets and the economy with respect to these banks in the nation is not final because there has to be in a process. that is going to go through the final ruling will be mad

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g.e. capital to systemic to not regulate well but the fed that is and the e.c.b. i wouldn't say anything about what is going to do with the bazooka like now when gilroy called the public transit sector for not incorporating the efficiencies of the private sector and when we broke down the jobs act we had to call it a nonstarter at least for the time being and then bob and i said the prospects for a new bill are anything but that actually pleasing finally when we looked at princeton speech we have a college just plain called israel because we're setting sail for less the looted monetary waters thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest and herion boring have a great night. wealthy british. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. coming up on r t it's day two of the bradley manning trial adrian lamo the man who gave manning up to federal authorities testifies in court and update from fort meade just ahead. prot

g.e. capital and goldman sachs and a.i.g. and all the rest of them that never should have been near the taxpayers' dollar. so we would have had a serious recession, but no great depression, no black hole. >> solman: but if you were in government then, you would have been willing to roll the dice on it? >> absolutely, because we're in serial bubbles. >> solman: stockman blames the federal reserve-- under alan greenspan and ben bernanke-- for inflating bubbles for years by keeping interest rates low. since the housing bubble burst, the fed has been fueling the economy by creating money to buy u.s. bonds and mortgage-backed securities. but in doing so, says stockman, the fed is just inflating yet another bubble. >> the problem is, you're creating a system of bubble finance, where interest rates are so low that people can speculate. so what this is, is a gambler's dream. >> solman: so you think we're cruising for a bruising? >> i think we're doing what einstein once said is the definition of insanity. he said, "if you do the same

g.e. capital another insurance giant and lender and prudential financial this is the first round in which entities are being placed under the power of the ad they'll also have to submit living wills that describe how they would be resolved should they become insolvent or in the case.

g.e. capital for nearly $1.5 billion. this is the second deal between the companies in less than a week.bal airline industry is expected to generate $12.7 billion in profit this year according to the international air transport association and that marks a 20% jump from the industry group's previous estimate. ford issuing a global recall of 465,000 cars to check a fuel tank leak that can result in fire. models include the 2013 ford fusion, flex, explorer, taurus, interceptor sedan and interceptor utility. also the lincoln mkz, mks and mkt. ford will not have all the replacement parts until october. that's the latest from fox business network. dagen: auto makers posting strong numbers for the month of may. g.m. having the biggest month since september of 2008. we love that. connell: pretty good. jeff has more on that story. hey, jeff. >> i'll tell you, numbers just keep getting better and better. we thought maybe trucks was going to be the headline this month but they're all the headlines. take a look at numbers overall and i'll tell you, it's the u.s. auto makers doing better. take a loo

g.e. capital systemically important. none have decide whether they will do. performed a levitation act in may. we have cantor on. barry knapp a lot. >> you are seeing mid double digit returns for the year. >> right. >> is that where we are or lower? >> where we are right now. >> what was your target at the beginning of the year? >> 15.95. then we raised it 16.50. it was based on looking at multiples and what multiples could trade at in a low inflationary environment. >> so you were close. >> we were fairly close. we expected a 14% total return at the beginning of the year. >> surprising. >> it drives an 18% rise in prices. the quality was really nothing to write home about. >> does the fed eventually affect the economy? >> well, look. has the created any jobs? we're nowhere near getting back the jobs lost in this recession. you know, have they scored well on that point? i would say no. i would give them an in complete. a for effort, though. >> you're surprised at the lack of volatility too. that's fed too. >> the singularly most unrewarded exercise this year