eight but it was just about as big as anything we've seen in the modern era here going back to h.s.b.c. them so well there have been several rests the founder of the company. says tonight vladimir cads was arrested in brooklyn and there was the two co-founders were found in spain they've been detained there's a few more from costa rica they're being detained they are there on the actual dieted i mean these are serious punishment i mean what haven't you just be seeing exactly that basically nine million in cash of the cobia president six point six million in the stock options in cash to the h.s.b.c. c.e.o. good good going. thanks. so it's been our. record breaking day here on prime interest and the amount of money pouring into the fed subsidized markets that is and in the amount of whole loose unaided money paid back to taxpayers from mrs fannie based on her tax gimmicks and not to sound like a broken record but looks like they're here to stay just not there liberty reserve editor well that's all i have thanks for watching it and come back tomorrow and you can follow me and prime address on f

h.s.b.c. violated federal money laws by failing to monitor over $220 trillion in wire transfers it moved aggressively to -- strike a deal allowing them pay a fine equal to one month's profits. scared straight! (laughter) so that's what we figured out to do with the department of justice, tax fraud. hay justice department, what outside experts told you about how much damage prosecuting these big banks would do. >> the justice department has not received any material information from outside experts when making prosecutorial decisions in cases involving large financial institutions. >> first of all -- (laughter). (cheers and applause) -- i am sorry that you had to leave your prom to come to do this. (laughter) but second of all, so they didn't even get information about what two big to jail even means? too big to jail was really too hard to know? i find it hard to believe that not one person went to prison for their role in the whole financial crisis. isn't there anybody? just one guy? >> charlie engel went to prison for his role in the financial crisis. >> jon: what is with the (bleep)ing bow tie? (laughter) i mean, thank you. who is