hank greenberg coming up. also, "shark tank's" kevin o'leary as well on the second hour of "closing bell." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. will this market deteriorate going into the close? investors getting jittery about the government shutdown debate. in the morning we had been down about 150. we came off those lows only to rally and then decline once again going into the close. down 136 on the dow, 14,936 is where the dow settles tonight. the nasdaq gives up 37 points. technology hard hit today. one of the leadership groups on the downside. 3770 on the nasdaq. s&p 500 down 14 points, almost 1% lower, at 1676. the dow and the s&p extending the week's losses. bob pisani, it got bad at the end. what happened from your standpoint? >> the volume picked up a little bit. we talked about how complacent the markets have been. it was interesting to see this dr

tens of billions of dollars was put into that company greenberg because of hank greenberg being thrown out and he should have been thrown out and i don't even i'm not a friend of hank greenberg but he was amazing at what he did and he was thrown out of the company because of eliot spitzer the government that was it i think the biggest single expenditure was a i.g. insurance ok that was the single biggest expenditure had hank greenberg been allowed to state you would have had to give ten cents to a i.g. not ten cents eliot spitzer was a disaster as the a.g. and he was obviously turned out to be a disaster as governor ridge made of the whole anthony weiner thing where he's a pervert there's no question that you know he's a pervert i mean with which is a crude word we want to he really is i mean is a sick person now here's a guy that they call them and he goes and the public sort of for a gave enough that he was actually leading in a poll and close another post right and i couldn't believe it and then he did it again he did the whole thing again. the tweeting or whatever the hell he was d

insurance ok that was the single biggest expense you had hank greenberg been allowed to say you would have had to give ten cents to a i.g. not ten cents eliot spitzer was a disaster as the a.g. and he was obviously turned out to be a disaster as governor. are you may of the whole anthony weiner thing where he's a pervert there's no question that you know he's a pervert i mean with which is a search crew are we well know he really is i mean is a sick person now here's a guy that they caught him and he goes and the public sort of for a gave enough that he was actually leading in a poll and close another process right and i couldn't believe it and then he did it again he did the whole thing again. the tweeting or whatever the hell he was doing and i said can you believe it and then he went down like a rocket ship ok so but he's a sick person and a guy like he'll always do it. and i can only give his wife a little bit of advice get out of their fans because it's not going to change you know those perverts when you're that way it doesn't change right to speak up the couple of other quick t

hank greenberg coming up.k's" kevin o'leary as well on the second hour of "closing bell." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. will this market deteriorate going into the close? investors getting jittery about the government shutdown debate. in the morning we had been down about 150. we came off those lows only to rally and then decline once again going into the close. down 136 on the dow, 14,936 is where the dow settles tonight. the nasdaq gives up 3

hank greenberg is arguing you should not have wiped out the shareholders. why wipe out the shareholders of aig? and why cover them one hundred cents on the dollar? you bankrupted aig. listen, this case is going forward. there is a legality whether the fed and the treasury and the new york fed at the time, that is why they are involved had the legal authority to do exactly what they did. this is being fought out in court. liz: twitter, inside the nasdaq very concerned it was not chosen. when it came to what is going to be the listing for the company's share. >> a huge deal. liz: he is going to discuss this with us as well. let's hear from charlie first to get a sense of where he stands on this because you look very closely at the exchanges. >> i look at it from a business standpoint. this is a big loss for nasdaq. the nasdaq as we reported did a pretty interesting story last friday about how the nasdaq made a last-ditch effort to push twitter to understand what is the value proposition of the nasdaq which is trading in the nasdaq 100 which there is an automa

one of the people we spoke with was hank greenberg.e, former chairman and ceo of aig and he had some very pointed criticism of the government, not of jpmorgan saying this entire episode is unfair. listen to what he had to say. >> i do. i think that -- that's colored everything. it really has colored -- he's not getting a fair shake. and what we're going to do, we're going to destroy -- not destroy, we're certainly going to shrink a great institution. >> and i have to say, his view echoed by many other speakers and also just attendees, people i spoke to throughout the day talking about how they felt that jamie dimon was getting an unfair shake. you know, joe, i heard you talking earlier about how you say that, you think you're going to be attacked these days. at least in asia, there's a very high regard for jamie dimon. the other thing i wanted to bring you quick was hank greenberg's comment on obama care. as you may know, he's been a critic of obama care but he seems to have changed his tune. take a listen to this. >> i think that we s

>> hank greenberg sued the federal government saying the aig bailout was unconstitutional, illegal.major reasons why he is annoyed because it wiped out shareholders, virtually wiped them out. he was largest shareholder through starr international his private insurance company. here is what we reported bass night, bernanke as, bernanke is not going to be deposed until after leaves the fed. but, hank paulson, former treasury secretary at the time, tim geithner, former new york fed president, those were three involved in the bailout. they have been deposed. we're waiting for those depositions. i will say this, wall street is eagerly waiting. adam: everybody wants to hear about that. >> what was rationale for the bailout. they're underoath. they're deposed by none other than than david boies, one of the best lawyers in the country. he is greenberg's lawyer. when i get my hands on this, it will be fascinating reading. adam: charlie thank you very much. lori: a day after the debt deal, let's look at the markets and how they're reacting. let's head to floor of the new york stock exchange a

hank greenberg is suing the government alleging the bailout was unconstitutional.st mark cuban could general motors will build a chevrolet impala next year that runs on both natural gas and gasoline. it will be the only full-size car that can run on both. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ♪ tracy: 90 bids until the close. we were just talking about the banks. jpmorgan, bank of america. sandra smith. sandra: you have to at this point. the u.s. dollar is typically seen as the safe investment globally. we are seeing a risk off trade. we did see the u.s. dollar pass against most global currencies. hitting a three week high. it is pretty much neutralized right now. looking for more information. more developments from washington. basically responding to currency. the latest developments out of washington are near-term positive for the u.s. dollar. the house will agree to a deal. that will be a good short term positive for the greenback. longer-term, it will take a lot more than this to see any kind of significant if permit