hank greenberg at aig committed fraud. the record of on -- >> you keep saying it again, fraud, but there's no charge of fraud. >> here is the 29-page federal court opinion. i don't know why you keep saying there's no evidence. >> i say it because when you're the judge, jury, and executor, it's important for our viewers to understand what went on and give people the benefit of the doubt if there is no evidence supporting that. have you read this opinion? >> i'm waiting for an answer. >> what was the question. >> have you read the opinion? >> yes i have. >> does it say that he's a conspirat conspirator. let's talk facts. i'm going to be very serious. i'm not under oath for you, and i'm not in your courtroom. you're on my show, and thank you for joining us eliot spitzer. >> i'm asking you a question. >> you said you read the opinion, because is say that hank greenberg's action east led to fraud. >> you said it, you have continued to say it, and you say it all the time, and i just want to get to the facts here. >> maria, here

this is the federal court opinion. 39 hanks. hank greenberg coconspirator in fraud. tv but factors matter. hank greenberg committed fraud. >> there is no evidence of that. there are no charge of fraud. >> eliot: you can say it over and over. here is the 39-page federal opinion. have you read this opinion? >> eliot. >> eliot: i'm waiting for an answer. >> what was your question. >> eliot: have you read this opinion. >> yes, i have much. more than i want to read. >> eliot: does this opinion say that he's a conspirator who's actions began the conspiracy which. >> let's get back to the facts eliot. step out of the hr and let's talk oaths. >> eliot: you're under oath. >> i'm not under oath for you and i'm not in your courtroom. you're on my show. and thank you very much for joining us, eliot spitzer. >> eliot: i'm asking you a question. >> what's the question. >> eliot: you said you read the opinion. does it say that language greenberg's actions led to fraud. >> no, it does not say that hank greenberg committed fraud. you say it. you say it all the time. i want to get to

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thank you for that, i enjoyed those charts pb hank paulson was in a talking mood yesterday, and afterhis delivering alpha panel with bob rubin he did an bonus interview with myself and steve leisman. you were supposed to see it live, but the massive thunderstormeds killed our satellite feeds. i began by asking him on his comments about the looming fiscal cliff. >> i was really struck by what you said, you said oh they will deal with it, meaning leadership in washington, but the question is will they deal with it before the crisis or after the crisis. so if they don't deal with it, we will have a crisis, is that what you're saying? >> absolutely, it's the most inevitable thing you have seen. this huge fiscal problem starring us in the face, and the markets giving us plenty of time to deal with it, and i think the reason is market is giving us so much time, is we are a rich economy. and what the bowles-simpson recommendation showed is that we can spread around so no one sector sacrifices too much. so this is in many ways, much more of a government crisis than a economic crisis. but anot

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>> joining me is hank's daughter jet williams it is so good to have you here.ou were born five days after he died. >> he the official death is january 1st and they took his body to montgomery and i was born before the sun came up on the sixth. >> it was a touching part of the movie in which he went to the doctor that was going to deliver you, i mean that was part of the film and he wanted to make sure he took care of that baby and that is got to be special to know that your dad wanted to make sure you were taken care of. he had no way of knowing he , not meet you. he wanted his baby. and growing up adopted and find out hank williams was my father was important and what meant the world to me, my daddy wanted me and he didn't count on dying at 29. >> jet, you are going to do one of your dad's song. >> i would like to dedicate one to you. hey good looking. >> there is a future in politics if you can lie like that. >> i will just sing country music and politics take care of itself . ♪ ♪ hey good luckin. ♪ what you got cooking? ♪ out -- how about cooking something u

hank williams junior and all of his rowdy friends are jamming with the governor tonight. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you very much. by the way we have a great audience tonight. two-thirds of this bunch are all from arkansas and we are having fun. they can call the hogs and do all sorts of stuff. welcome to all of you folks from little rock here today. [applause] >> it was a special week in our family. our little grandson chandler celebrated his first birthday and had his first taste of the cake and i think he enjoyed wearing it as much as eating it. and then our little grand daughter celebrates her month. the joy of watching them is enough to make me forget about the nonsense of washington. well, almost. and look. after the house of representative voted to hold attorney general holder in concontempt of congress for failing to give documents for the gun running operation that resulted in the murder of a officer. holder and some members of congress insinculated it was based on holder to be the first african-american to serve as attorney

hank williams junior and his band are next. stay with us. .l, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't make you go, it just makes it easier to go. dulcolax stool softener. make yourself comfortable. you he is a recognizable star. he has a new album called old school new rules. please welcome hank williams junior. great to have you here . i have listened to all of the songs. and best you have this is a fantastic collection. i don't know whether to call it southern rock . what do you call it? >> i wonder after we met yesterday. i hope he takes it to listened to it >> i listened to every bit of it >> you can't tell someone until you listen to it it is a big story. i had an american signature. let's face it. and in the beginning, i feel sorry for the monday night football fans that don't get to see their opening over something has ridiculous as that was and now it is my turn on this album. that's what i love about the music. it is straight talk to th

plus, ♪ hank williams, jr.nd all his rowdy friends are jamming with the governor tonight. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. ♪ . >> mike:. thank you, thank you very much. by the way, we have a great audience tonight. about two-thirds of this bunch, they're all from arkansas, and we're having some fun and they can call the hogs and do all sorts of stuff. well, all of you folks from little rock today. [applause]. okay. and it was a pretty special week in our family. because our little grandson chandler celebrated his first birthday this past week and had the first taste of cake and i think he enjoyed wearing it as much as eating it and our granddaughter celebrates her second month this coming week and let me just tell you that the joy of watching them is almost enough to make me forget about all of the nonsense of washington. well, almost. look, after the house of representatives voted to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress, for failing to honor a subpoena for documents related

hank williams junior is here for the ride. stay with us. , we'll be right back. them on . ?t fox news.com. [applause] >> land mark supreme court ruling on obama care affects every american in some way. last week we asked you to e-mail us and want tod know how it would affect you. we were stunned . we received offer a thousand responses is the stack of responses. clearly we are not going to read all of these on the show tonight. aren't you glad. we'll look at some of them. we'll look at everyone of your comments to the white house. we think the president ought to know about people like steven. >> i am a 33 year old married man and our daughter is 7 and i work for a large bank . last year we had a 90-10 plan since obama care we had a high dedectible. i was contemplating taking her to the er and paying at deductable or waiting to make sure it was that service. i should not have to make that choice. >> you are right. you shouldn't have to make that choice. that's the choice more and more americans should have to make they will decide when they can and when you can't go. it will

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and to train residents about recycling with hank.we've also seen a component around composting and native plants. there is a way around small businesses. we talk about different issues, adn thnd the public safety issus that is a critical issue as well. so i think what i would like to do is continue this item to the call of the chair. between now and the next hearing, i hope the office will talk with individuals who were here today, and we can look for solutions outside of the hearing process. it may be hard to find solutions. i will review the march 8, 2011 resolution, and just want to say that i am impressed with the community agencies. the department, dpw, and the individual who spoke from the recycling center. i forget his name. we would like to talk to him about webster street's recycling center. perhaps we could check in with this gentleman from the filmore- heritage district. we have a lot of work to do. when you see hank doing such incredible work, there is a lot of potential -- and just getting a lot of this resolved. i will

how is hank? >> both hanks are great.n hank is in preschool full time now. >> his hair is so long. >> you're going to see that tonight on we. that was actually a hormonal moment i had because i was away from little hank for about two weeks. >> that's the longest yet. >> yes. i skyped with him and that was a real moment i had. i just broke down in front of the cameras. i can't take this right now he was crying and i wasn't there to comfort him. >> there is no guilt like that guilt. >> it was so hard. >> so your being a full-time mom, is that what your career path is right now? >> well, the cameras are there to shoot it. >> she is being paid to be a full-time mom. >> exactly. >> what about your husband? i know he was a professional ballplayer, then he wasn't. what's happening with his career? >> is officially done with football. that is progress we've been in now he's transitioning into a new career. by the finale of this season of "kendra on top," you'll get a chance to see what that next move is. >> that can be a very, ve

look at hank getting cooled off in the bath. here is what we have, 21 homes without power. the condos next to the town homes have power. what a tease. bge says it's an underground line affecting the 21 homes, here is what people are doing. they are packing up. this is bob evans car, we talked to him 30 minutes ago. his wife went in to labor last week when the storm hit. he has pillows in the car. not ready to bring his newborn baby home yet because it's so hot inside the home. bge says a crew will be out here tonight but so far the people out here don't believe it. a week without power and they feel it in the berry house. 1 year-old mason is able to stay cool. his dad is mostly sweating his wallet. >> if i keep it going all day, it's $40 a day. >> reporter: they kept the generator going for five days, offering power to a neighbor. about two dozen customers onester court in forest hill feel left out the at risk population, elderly, babies, pets and expectant mom. >> dehydration, i don't want to go in to early labor. >> reporter: holly hill is 7.5 months pregnant, her house i

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are you ready for hank williams jr.?rming one of meryl haggard's greatest hits. >>> all coming up. first to lonnie for a final check of the weather this morning. lonnie in. >> good morning, anthony. good morning to you. obviously the talk it's all about the heat. it's going to be hot everywhere in this country, including the zip date forecast. that is where the date matches the zip code of the city. 70712 is the zip code for angola, louisiana. sunshine, there's a thunderstorm chance but 93 degrees in angola. you are not alone with the 90s. as a matter of fact, you look at the satellite and radar picture, there's not too much filtering the sunshine. we are all going to be baking, the majority of the country in the 90s and 100s. the only exception. wyoming, north dakota south dakota and minnesota getting only into the -- rebecca is laughing. only maxing out in the 80s today. but still, hot for everybody else. that's the lower 48. only four states in the 80s. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look

hank greenberg himself paid a $15 million fine for fraud! bartiromo's default position is protect the financial industry. protect the people who are in power. protect the establishment. and this guy who actually tried to do something about fraud you must attack him! you must destroy him. you know to protect the establishment. this is exactly what's wrong with the establishment media and cnbc in particular. all they do is protect the guys wh

but hank ruth as i heard it, i did not participate in the discussions but i recall john saying that hank ruth felt that

. >> what's your real name is >> hank shy shankoff. >> the terminator's name is hank shankoff?that's me. >> now i can see why you'd prefer terminator. >> you have opposition research in what do we know that's bad about each of these people? >> time to get the dirt on front-runner pena nieto. tell me something negative about him? >> well, here in mexico he's known as the male barbie. >> the male barbie? >> yes. >> you know there's a name for that and it's ken. (laughter) >> who's ken? (laughter) >> male barbie is ken. dude, let me show you how we do this in america. has pena nieto ever eaten dog or put their dog on top of their roof on a road trip? because you can really spin that. >> nobody cares. >> don't (bleep) with me. armed with barely enough info, terminator and i got down to business cooking, distilling and synthesizing the perfect hit team. after a lot of hard work and a quick break we put our first sample on to a flash drive. you ever smuggle anything in your ass before? >> never. >> toothbrush. >> can't you just put in the your suitcase? >> don't tell me how to pack.

>> joining us for the panel discussion between bob rubin and hank paulson. anthony chan from wealth management. welcome all of you. mark, we have a two day rally here amidst nothing. >> there is no other place to go in globl markets than u.s. equities. it's not falling out of bed balance sheets are fortressed. >> tom, this is the argument you have been making all along. >> he makes a lot of great points, 64% of all of the s&p 500 have beat. people are recognizing it's maybe not so bad out there and they're going into the marketplace, and it looks much better going forward, yeah. >> in terms of your seat at wealth management, are you seeing investors today having less risk adversity, are they starting to put money to work. dividend payers for accumlace, where are you seeing the money move right now? >> we're seeing retail investors getting interested in the market. i think the environment is getting better. certainly bernanke is helpful. he certainly made it very clear in the last two days that if things were to deteriorate, there are adults in charge welcome

>> joining me in hank's daughter jett williams, jett, it's so good to have you here.er he died. >> he, the official death is january 1st, they took his body to montgomery and buried on the 4th and i was born before the sun came up on the 6th. >> there was a very touching part in the movie in which he went to the doctor that was going to deliver you, i mean, that was part of the film, and he wanted to make sure that he took care of that baby and that's go the to be special to know that your dad before you were born wanted to make sure that you were taken care of. >> and signed the legal papers to say this is my baby and growing up as an adopted child, to find out that this man was my father, hank williams. >> was important. and that man nt with aed me and didn't count on dying at 29. >> jett, i think you're going to do one of your songs, what are you going to do. >> mike: i'd like to dedicate this one to you, hey, good looking. >> mike: there's a future for you in politics, if you can lie like that, jett. >> and singing country music and let politics take care of itsel

hank, adam, enjoy the weekend. new gdp numbers this morning not stellar. enough to bring the fed back in? will the economy lose the steam of the first quarter? is this as bad as it gets or americans bracing for a rough and tumble second half? joining us now is steve rachido. steve, before we get to the u.s. gdp issue, i want did draghi comments and these are unconfirmed but if indeed there's new bond buying, rate cut or various other meshes by mario draghi at the ecb is this something to make a significant difference to the u.s. economy? >> the answer is no. it's not going to make a significant difference to the u.s. economy or the financial markets either. on a multi-week time frame. it will on a day-to-day time frame. nothing more than that. central bankers doing for last two years have failed to have a permanence and the net result is interest rates moving lower. i agree the equity market done well and primarily of liquidity to the system but also because corporations buying back a good chunk of their stock, as well. so i think what we're looking at in

>> a couple things, just to be clear, are you saying the only reason that elliott spitzer went off hank greenberg was because of a personal vendetta? >> i wasn't there to talk about this, but it wasn't that he was hammering his fist on the desk or the table siting allegations of wrong doing or corruption, his tirade was much more personal in nature, and it left me with an uneasy feeling there was a personal reasons driving him at the time. i lost track of the case until just recently when i read about the issue of the offline e-mails that the greenberg camp has been attempting to obtain. some would say that there is nothing really new. dick grasso, they were certainly targets of spitzer as well. did you hear him talk about them specifically? >> i didn't hear him speak about grasso or white head. i did not think that the missile had yet been launched this conversation was exclusively about the greenberg's and their companies. for a guy that was self proclaimed -- >> we reached out to eric schniderman, and he would not comment. his office is fighting a judge's order. what do you know abou

there is a pool hank likes to play. in he is able to stay cool. pets are another population we talk about when it comes to surviving the heat. we talk about newborn babies, we talk about the elderly, the folks that live in the 21 homes in forest hill and pets. they are doing all they can to stay cool. >> well a story for that kid's baby book, for sure. cheryl conner reporting live tonight. >>> gripes and complaints as you deal without power go to the bge call center. today we got a firsthand look at the place where they have been handling an on slot of calls. the number dropped off. 200 reps fielded 1.2 million calls this week. after a week power for some, crews are still working around the clock. >> bge has made a lot of progress this week, with every storm we will always have lessons learned and talk about how we can communicate better with customers, provide better information and restoring power as safely and quickly as possible. >> for people who don't have power for the next time the storm puts news the dark again, bge recommends trying to c

you haven't gone anywhere, hank is yous. >> correct. >> reporter: this is a neighborhood full of the elderly, a couple of pregnant woman, a newborn baby, children, how are they holding up? >> couple of them have generators. we cep thinking it was going to be fixed and it's not. finally they are out. for the most part, we are all hanging together and trying to make it work. >> reporter: you say you called bge. what is the response you get? >> everybody has called and everybody gets a different time and different day. i call, there is no work order. ist the run around. when are you coming? we are hot. republican of course you are. what does that do for you trying to prepare to plan your life? you can't. you think the next day you are going to have power and then you are stuck again. the next day you think okay, they are coming, then they don't come. we are getting nothing. no one is helping us. >> reporter: we have placed calls to bge , the latest i got is a crew will be here tonight and they may not have power though until tomorrow morning. at least that is some relief they hope. crew

>> hank, is this good for business? missed a big opportunity by not making is for the caloric products. without these bet r for you products in the portfolio, these restaurant chain would experience a decline in business. >> why not the diet sodas. >> if you're after the hungry male, you have zero, pepsi max, and they would keep their reputation. there's clearly a lot of negative press associated with marketing high calorie products, and they offer these, win-win. >> is there any profit here? >> it's a higher margin business on paper, remember that the higher calorie soda products are in decline. so they're really not capitalizing on the lower calorie or the diet beverages. so it seeps to me if they focus on those products and emphasized on them, they would see the growth their missing right now. >> any positive here? >> no, and what you're seeing here is the companies marketing this program are the one that's do typically offer more indulgent products on their food menu. those are more associated with more indulgent pr

and the panel with robert rubin and hank paulson.antime, brian shactman has more news. >> a lot of people ask me why is ibm up when revenues were light. revenues were down in almost every segment. they weren't down as much as some experts had expected, but full year eps guidance above estimates, margin expansion, $3.7 billion in buy backs part of the optimism. the pattern has been big on ips and light on revenue. yum brands were the opposite. the key everyone looks at is a proxy for china. they're down 1.5%. >> worked against them in that case. thank you, brian, earlier today, mandy, maria sat down with some of the best minds in the world for the best ideas of where to put your money now. >> absolutely this is what they had to say. >> the best house in the financial asset neighborhood, but it's not clear if it's a good neighborhood or bad neighborhood. >> would you sell apple right here? >> no, i do not recommend things that have gone up 50 or 100%. i think apple is a superb company with several years of superior growth head of them.

i recall john saying that hank ruth felt that the thing was to prove airtight a criminal obstruction of justice, one incident of clearly obstructing justice in an airtight way and that the special prosecutor people felt they had done that with regard to the money on march 21st, the howard hunt -- howard hunt's going to blow if he doesn't get the money thing. and they felt they'd built a very strong case, including against the president, as i think they may have referred to him as an unindicted co-conspirator or something like that on that. and john didn't agree with that on two counts. first of all, he was not infatuated -- this comes across in some of the reports, so on -- with the notion that a president is a co-conspirator because the president has so much power that really in a conspiracy it's just one person agrees with another to do a wrongful act and then does something to further their agreement. well, that's not the way john thought the white house or the president worked. the president was the person in charge. these people were his agents, and he didn't see criminal conspi

of and as carly pants who tweeted this to me he said blazer over hank us is a big look for this season shawnee slop out right to turn a card off of the blue blanket over him disgraced. johnson. carted away in handcuffs with the blue jacket over the handcuffs now these are morally equivalent and until the public understands that there will be nothing substantive done on bank reform the crimes of paternal and sandusky are morally equivalent to the crimes of sean fitzpatrick do with the way people are outraged in the penalties they came to penn state as a result need to be applied to shanties patrick and tony blair and jamie diamond the public needs to find their crimes as repugnant as they should they are being violated in the same way as the paternal sandusky violated their victims but also it was this guy sandusky who did the vile crime but it was a whole group of lots of men who covered up the crime why in order to keep the funds flowing to not ruin their brand to not lose their income from people showing up at a you know a team that basically was supporting and enabling a very vile c