federal reserve in the banks is this the united states congress or the board of directors of goldman sachs congressman poussin it's his remarks were not widely reported either they were still refusing to make new loans the oversight of paulson's program was criticized because millions could not be accounted for fraud is to seat and the essence of fraud is i create trust in you and then i betray that trust and get you to give me something of value and as a result there is no more effective acid against trust and fraud especially fraud by top elites and that's what we have although all the facts are not in about who got how much and under what terms many in the public see the bailouts as a way to loot taxpayers as fraudulent as the problems they were addressing. yeah we're all over the capitol for the summer of two thousand and nine the crisis had not abated unemployment continued to climb foreclosures to mount bankruptcies to grow markets to shrink firms to fold and tensions to tear apart families and communities i think you will see a bunch of people get died it gets our first senses more importantly

goldman sachs, bank of new york melon. scott brown has taken so much money in from wall street in the short time in washington that "forbes" magazine last year put him under the headline "wall street's favorite congressman." we maybe should have seen this coming. maybe wall street and scott brown knew something nobody else did before he was elected. in the six days before his special election victory last year, scott brown in six days took in nearly half a million dollars from the financial industry. the return on wall street's investment, the payoff they have gotten on what they have spent on scott brown, is the kind of margin that makes wall street guys drool on to their tasselled loafers. as the wall street reform bill was being crafted in the senate it was scott brown who saved wall street firms $19 billion that they would have otherwise paid back to the taxpayers. he stripped out a fee that was included in that bill that was meant to have the guys who broke the financial system pay to fix it so that taxpayers didn't have to bear the whole burden. wall street's investment in scott brown really paid off. think about that. $19 billion they didn't have to pay because of him specifically. and even thoug