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i'm jamie colby. >> eric: i'm eric shawn.cting head of irs will be on holt seed responding to lawmakers' questions about the video and continuing irs scandal. this after president obama asked his predecessor to resign. it seems that the allegation of the irs targeting of conservative groups and scandals are only growing. peter doocy with the latest. >> reporter: the latest temperature funded irs produced video kind of looks what you get at the cat of show glee was made entirely of accountants. it's set to the cupid shuffle and very popular at weddings and tax jokes and dancing. ♪ >> they finally got it. i'm so proud. they are ready for anaheim. [ applause ] >> you know what happened at anaheim. 2600 irs employees watched that video and another video that spoofed star trek. it cost the irs a combined $60,000 to produce. this thursday, a hearing at the house oversight committee will focus on this kind of wasteful spending. two other hearings on monday and the ways and means committee on tuesday will address the problem of irs a

>> you probably would -- >> jamie: on the defense. >> that's a very good point. >> jamie: thank you,t to ask you, also, george zimmerman has put on a tremendous amount of weight, 125 pounds according to his attorney. i would make the argument that that makes him look more like a you bully. some would say, it makes him more sympathetic. >> you want to make it clear to this jury what he looked like at the time of the incident. i was in a very comical situation that i can't really remember, but the lawyer was insisting to the judge in federal court, look, he looks nothing like it. but the guy had lost 100 pounds. i'm like, your honor, he lost 100 pounds. >> jamie: going back to the time of the crime. is that why the judge wouldn't allow the character evidence about trayvon martin with pictures of guns and marijuana and she ruled that -- and also suspensions from school. she ruled it wasn't allowed in opening arguments, but did she leave the door open? >> she did. but the character evidence is inadmissible, in a self-defense case, the key is the moment of encounter. so the point is, firs

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. the gunman reportedly killed his father and brother what begin as apparent domestic dispute and hijacked a car with a woman inside before shooting at random before running into the college library. dominic, what can you tell us? >> reporter: they delayed the press conference to name the suspect. what they want to do is bring out some of the evidence that that they picked up yesterday. they are going to display in front of the camera crews so the media can see it up close and we don't know quite what that is going to be but we do believe it will be a 25-year-old male that was living on santa monica boulevard as he was shot as he entered the community college yesterday after killing four people. what we are learning from a neighbor he had a troubled past. she described how he is used to bang on the walls and howl like a dog and he was constantly playing death metal music. >> when they divorced what i understand it, he got the older son and she got the younger son. she tried to get the h

good mornings. >> good morning, jamie. >> jamie: lovely to have you here in our studio. have you heard manyiests, have you witnessed it, to get the peace talks going and to get them resolved. secretary kerry says real progress. you believe it? >> i hope so very much. i believe that secretary kerry truly wants it. i think he is very ambitious about it. i think he sees it possibly as his greatest and only real challenge in foreign policy. there is very little where he can have an impact, peace in the middle-east or resolving the israeli/palestinian conflict is one of them. i know he has put enormous effort and many, many hours of blood, sweat and tears into this. however, we just mentioned -- or you just mentioned nelson mandela. what the palestinians really need, what you need without equating the conflict with south africa is a de klerk and a mandela. israel has produced five de klerk who is reached out to the palestinians, willing to go a very long way. the tragedy of the palestinian people is that they were unable to produce a mandela. >> jamie: yet, secretary kerry me

jamie? >> jamie: you may already know it's been a rough weekend for much of the country because of tropical storm andrea. but there is a new round of extreme weather. it's battering parts of the plains and the south. and hot temperatures? >> the west is baking with record temperatures. i will show you that in a second. today, severe weather across the plains and big thunderstorms across the southeast. most of those not severe. any severe weather we see as the cold front pulls into missouri and arkansas and towards illinois. this is the bull's-eye to the north of the st. louis area and down to around greenville, mississippi. all of that mid-mississippi river valley. mostly, we are talking about strong could see a small tornado develop. but it's mostly a strong wind, 50, 60 miles per hour. behind that is where the heat is. it's mostly here across the colorado river valley and the desert area, into the southwest. excessive heat warnings through the day from death valley towards barstow and king

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. people will be really shocked how many people had their emails and conversations monitored. it comes as a director of the national intelligence james clap esh defends the program saying it's been authorized by congress. no american citizens under the law can be intentionally targeted but clap ser taking the unusual step of declassifying certain steps of the program. peter doocy live from washington, really all of this is unprecedented. >> reporter: whoever leaked the information about the nsa gathering program has a big target on their back,000 morning because last night, the justice department confirmed that the director of national intelligence had asked them to investigate which if any laws were broken that disclosed this previously classified information. white house is saying before it was disclosed some american lawmakers were briefed, up to 13 times on the surveillance program. deputy national security advisor explained yesterday why the administration for years tried to limit

we know what it means to serve. >> jamie: welcome back.s who care about aging. you care, too? yes, sir. cnn screen could do the trick for you. but there is a catch, have you to put it on every single day, all year-round. why it would matter when the sun's not out? >> have you plenty of uva, uvb radiation. the study took 900 australians and made a cast of their hand and over 4 1/2 years, if they didn't use sunscreening, when you are bathing, keep re-applying the sunscreenful you prevent the sunburn and you can decrease the risk of aging. there is a dramatic finding. not blinded -- not a perfect study, but very dramatic. i really believe in the result. >> jamie: how's the sunscreen working out for you? >> i don't know how practical it is for me at 5:00 a.m. to put the sunscreen, adding to the shaving cream and the cologne. the way your skin looks fresh and young is number 1, hydration, it's about elastin. that's a rubber tissue under the skin. as long as you are well hydrated. that's a great thing and you want to protect the elastin, that's

. >> jamie: so great to tell that story. good to see you. ♪ >> eric: starting a new hour with a fox news alert. edward snowden reportedly on the run. where will he end up and will that final destination put him beyond the reach of american law forever? you are looking at the airport in moscow. that is where a plane carrying snowden about an hour or so ago. it's about 7:00 p.m. and flight arriving from hong kong where he was allowed to leave legally from hong kong on this flight earlier this morning. good morning, this is brand-new hour of america news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. 30-year-old is charged with stealing government secrets and charged with espionage. they say he was allowed to leave hong kong for russia after they refused an extradition from the u.s. saying the country didn't comply with their laws. final destination is still up in the air. steve centanni with what we know at this point. >> reporter: watching and waiting at moscow airport for a possible glimpse that flew are there from

. >> i'm jamie colby. we welcome you to a brand-new hour inside america's mud headquarters. -- headquarters. we're just beginning to see the destruction that was left behind this very violent storm. new video to share with you of just a few of the two dozen tornadoes, that's right, two dozen reportedly touching down in the area and destroying hundreds of homes. nine people dead. among those, a mother and her baby reportedly sucked out of their car while trying to escape the storm. authorities saying devastation from last month's storm may have caused many of the folks there to panic and try to flee the area. that didn't work out for them. they had multiple warnings to sit tight, seek shelter, but they were on the roads. we're also getting a look at amazing video captured by storm chasers while they were driving alongside one of the actual tornadoes. take a look at this. >> oh! we got to keep going. just parallel it. >> one can only imagine what they're thinking. el reno with more from will. >> let me set t

>> well, i thought this study coming out of canada was shocking, jamie.hey sent 8,900 students from seventh to 12th grade questionnaires and asked if the past year have you had a blackout from hitting your head? we're talking worse than a concussion where you get your bell rung. literally a brain injury which is related to a concussion but even worse. the centers for disease control says 15% of people that have concussions have prolonged symptoms where you continue to be dizzy, you have trouble concentrating, you're not yourself for several weeks. what was most concerning about this study, though, was that these students reported that they didn't do as well on tests, that they drank more alcohol, that they used more marijuana. dr. samadi pointed out to me before we came out here, we already know that alcohol and marijuana leads to more falls and you get your head injured more easily, but now we're thinking that it may also be the other way around. once you hilt your head, you're more prone to alcohol, marijuana use, and poor scores on tests. >> that's fri

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i'm jamie colby. >> good morning, jamie. and good morning, everyone. i'm eric shawn. the scorching heat is intensifying. the mercury as jamie just said, take a look. soaring again today. this after death valley came within striking distance of the highest temperature ever recorded on planet earth. 134 degrees. what do we have in store today? chief meteorologist live in the fox extreme weather center. rick, it's unbelievable. 134 degrees. how can anyone even deal with that? >> yeah. and that was 100 years ago. yesterday got to around 124 in death valley. i think in the next couple days we'll see some 128s, 129s. incredibly hot. that one fatality you were talking about is an eltderly man who didn't have any air-conditioning. that's why we say check in on the elderly. a lot of people living on a fixed income and really don't want to or can't afford to turn on the air-conditioning. they need to right now. get them into your homes or get them to a cooling center. already this morning, so what? it's 7:00 in the morning in phoenix and it's 95 degrees, 93 in needles. 93 in ve

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i put my life in jamie fox's... well, i don't know about that. >> john: i met your daughter back stage. she's a delightful creature. how is it bringing up daughters in new york? >> it's very hard. john: there was this one moment this weekend i was walking past a playground. what do you call those in america? >> a playground. john: potato, potato. and there were these two little girl standing outside one of them was dressed up in their dress with a nice handbag and little braids in her hair. she turned to the one next to her and looked really angry and said you told me this was going to be dressy. at a playground. that's a lot of pressure for a child. >> well, my daughter back stage is wearing a shirt that said brave men run in my family. >> john: you have an awesome daughter. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you john: i really appreciate it. white house down. >> go see white house down. [ cheers and applause ] ladiesn: maggie gyllenhaal,

even more concerning, jamie dimon says he see as scary world ahead. yikes! that's enough to make me worry. our power panel weighs in ahead. >>> plus, are customers going to flee verizon as the government spies on our call records? or is it just the cost of doing business in america? i have a strange feeling i'm being watched right now. do you feel that way? more "money" coming up. ♪ . 'm a careful investor. when you do what i do, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum volatility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. she's always been able it's just her way.day. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cia

say hello to jamie king, everybody!ing to see us. you have a great story here. you're from wisconsin. is that right? >> i am. yes. verona wisconsin. >> jimmy: how do you start there and end up choreographing dances with michael jackson? >> it's a long journey. that's a big question. i think, you know, for me, just growing up in wisconsin, i used to watch this show called "fame." do you know the show? >> jimmy: of course. >> i wanted to be a guy named leroy. >> jimmy: leroy! >> yeah, hello! you, too? >> jimmy: no. >> okay. >> jimmy: but i -- [ laughter ] >> i mean, 'cause -- >> jimmy: i do -- no, i do know him. >> before we cut away to some weird half top thing i was wearing -- >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. no, i don't have anything funny. i don't have any funny -- >> stretch pants -- okay, cool. >> jimmy: were you doing that? >> i might've been. >> jimmy: yeah. >> big hair and -- who was that? >> jimmy: he was the big star of "fame." >> he was a big star, and, you know, i remember i wanted to dance like that and have th

mario draghi comments, jamie dimon comments.ll market moving events to a certain extent and we're waiting for the monthly jobs report tomorrow. nyse euronext, i can tell you there was some trading glitches abroad over in europe on a number of european exchanges that started about an hour late because of the a problem with the system. exchanges in paris and lisbon and brussels and amsterdam were affected by an unexplained glitch. it has been fixed and it is not a problem. it was all ooer the internet and the wires i bet if i walked around the trading floor, no one knows. nothing that affected the stock. nicely euronext stock is up a quarter of a percent. adam: nicole, we'll see you later. tracy: congratulations to whoever is retiring. long-awaited correction is on the way because investors worry about the when the fed will slow its buying of mortgage-backed securities. we have chief investment officer from fort washington chief investment advisors. this started it off the whole taper talk. the second somebody brought it up, marke

>> jamie, i always say all of the above. at very least just having someone we want makes them feel good. but also this guy does have intel. he does have intelligence. they will have him. i'd say for all of the above. it's all the more reason, by the way, we should make it clear that anyone, certainly any american who cooperates and is facilitating him escaping, to get into another country, should be indicted for aiding and abetting and a fugitive from justice. this is no longer a game. >> on the left side of your screen we're watching the passengers from this flight get off this plane. everyone there is looking for edward snowden to see if he actually disembarks from the plane. you'll see a flurry of activity. every press organization is there right now. in the meantime, he is saying that -- or it's been reported through him that he's been in touch with julian assange. we know about the wikileaks scandal and the information that got out. corporal manning is going to pay the price for what he did. if we get our hands on him,

, there they are. >> now you -- >> you -- >> you -- >> maury: wait a second, just hold on, jamie, why the heck are you here? >> why, because this is my man, this is my man. yeah -- >> maury: wait a second -- this child was born long before you two got together. >> that is right. >> maury: so why are you involved? >> i'm going to be his wife. this is my man, we're going to be together. >> it is wrong. >> he is my man -- >> whatever. >> maury: gary, she says when she cheated on you it was not around the time she got pregnant. >> no, it wasn't, shut up. >> maury: gary, if this proves you're the father you will get back in her life? >> oh, yes, i'll raise my daughter if it is mine. >> maury, he don't even take care of his special needs son, but he is going to take care of my daughter? let's prove it. >> maury: when it comes to 5-year-old fantasia, gary, you are the father. >> what? what? you are the father? what, i told you, i told you. now, who is the whore, gary? you got three years to make up. three years. you want to keep denying my baby? well, you better start taking care of her. >>

jamie dimon had some interesting things to say.e says he sees a scary world when banks bring interest rates back to normal. we bring in a chief economist to talk about that. it is a good thing for interest rates to normalize over time. but, as we get there it will be kind of volatile in the markets. >> at one level it is an obvious statement. i am a little bit puzzled by this statement. i think as we approach that point, you know, there will be some volatility in the markets. that is to be expected. we have been talking about it a couple years now. i am a little puzzled. connell: maybe he is making a statement that he thought was also obvious. what does that world look like to you? obviously, the world needs some volatility mixed in. >> i would say more challenging and trickier. investors can borrow at fairly low rates. that will change. you have to be more discriminating. you have to be more careful. that is not a bad thing. connell: if the economy is getting better, that would be the right reason for rates to be rising. as intere

she said while she loved jamie, she didn't support a jamie foxx presidency. >> it would be a party, we it would be a party on the steps of the white house. >> jimmy: i agree, i think it would be a lot of fun. i know you screened the movie in washington, d.c., for the head of homeland security, janet napolitano. >> it was unreal, i was wondering how many dots did i have on my forehead? just let them make a move, we'll take them out. >> jimmy: the idea of her going to a movie -- >> i was like don't you have to protect something? >> jimmy: making sure nobody sneaks into the theater. did you talk to her at all? >> yes, so is so funny, at the very end, she lets me know, though, she pulled me close at the end and said "never show fear." and i was never so scared in my entire life. i was like yes, ma'am -- >> jimmy: do you think she meant that sexually? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: it is possible. >> not possible, i guess. >> jimmy: you know, i want to give you something. i have a little gift for you, a little something for your daughter. a memento from the music video that you were nice enough t

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>> i love jamie foxx. >> jimmy: do you think jamie foxx would make a great president? for president. >> jimmy: why don't you want him for president? >> i want him for all sorts of other things, not for president -- >> jimmy: you actually disqualified jamie -- i'm trying to get a foxx ticket going for the next election, and i think it would be a lot more fun. imagine the parties in the white house. imagine -- >> yes, that is true, i guess it depends on what you're after. he, you know it is funny, i met him because my husband and brother did "jarhead" with him, it was the year he won his oscar, he would be so cool, coming out of his huge trailer, and who knows what he was doing there all night. and when i met him on the movie i was like you're so cool. and we like loved each other. i think we're really kind of unusual friends. >> jimmy: you have a bond? >> we love each other. i love him. >> jimmy: you still would not offer him your support? >> i would not vote for him for president. nor would i support any of the other people in this movie. not channing tatum. >> jimmy:

jamie foxx is only 45. >> i apologize, jamie. i was trying to give rob a compliment. >> daniel craig versus johnny depp. who is older? >> daniel craig. >> i'm going johnny depp. >> we're splitting here. >> johnny depp is older. he's 50. are you kidding? >> are you kidding? daniel craig is only 45. all right. let's see if you know this one. leo dicaprio and matt damon. >> i do know the answer to this one. >> i doubt it. >> now you are making me question myself. i'm going to say matt damon. >> are you positive? >> there we go. >> okay. matt damon -- >> i was getting nervous. >> matt damon is 42. leo is only 38. and the last one. john stamos versus john hamm. >> two guys named john. they are very good looking. they don't even care. >> i'll give it to john stamos. >> i think you're right. i'm going to go with that. >> stamos is 49, hamm is 42. how old are you speaking of -- >> mark wahlberg versus dean cain. >> i know the answer. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> he can't look that good and be older than me so it's got to be dean cain. >>

we can look at the jamie dimon all right thank you control room somebody in your anywhere but me. very well thank you guys for tuning and today if you want to follow us on facebook you can know we're at facebook dot com slash prime interest we're going to continue this conversation on twitter you can follow baba english p.r.i. and i am at perry and r t thanks so much for joining i do. it was a surprisingly normal day on prime interest banks are watching the fed and j.p. morgan slash ai g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam make one well that's nothing new there according to sam and to our fraud is getting easier and according to make oh when owning a business is getting harder and edward snowden is missing and jamie dimon is still chairman of the board welcome to the new normal thanks for watching make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm harry and boring have a great night. live live. live . clay is the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result. what a pretty top knot you have. this

jamie diamond and j.p. morgan breaking quite explicitly many many laws there's no there's no deterrence for lawbreaking there's no rationality in interest rate monetary policy so here they come out with a program where they expand the casino gulag prison state where people working with donald's there to their pay is tethered directly to j.p. morgan that goes right into their pockets just to check their balances or charge money just to do normal breathing it's an open air presume they don't get their presume and there's jamie diamond you know this is a guy who unfortunately is part of the caucus dr c. the most lamebrained least qualified morris' most larcenous tickly minded in america end up in positions of power and this is why the country is sinking and competitively around the world that's why it's such a a sinkhole of moral more ality and competitiveness stacie over thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max and welcome back to earth stay tuned for the second half speaking to dr steve. i

i think jamie, you know, i like him, a smart guy, number two at goldman sachs, but jamie said it in a dray dramatic fa. that's what i love about dimon. as larry fink and others talk dow 28,000, nonsense, dimon comes out and says, listen, guys, we're headed for an s storm. we're hided -- you know what will hit the fans. liz: unwind the treasury positions in a way. that's what smart people have been telling our viewers, just don't be over exposed. >> the market itself watched the target, watch what the fed does. ben bernanke is just hinting, a end, you know, the other thing, liz, you know, once the fed weans itself out of the market. remember. the fed printing money, why buy stocks? if you print money, if you buy bonds from the banks; right? that's how they get money, give banks the money, prices of bond goes up, yield and return goes down. alternative investment is stocks because there's lower yields on bonds. stocks go up. there's another thing here, going to sound contra digit ri, but small inesthers are worry about the fed printing money, they buy bonds because they think it's safer

we can look at the jamie dimon all right thank you control room somebody in here and explain to me. great. of thank you guys for tuning and today if you want to follow us on facebook you can know we're at facebook dot com slash prime interest we're going to continue this conversation on twitter you can follow bob at english p.r.i. and i am at perry and r t thanks so much for joining. it was a surprisingly normal day on prime interest banks are watching the fed and j.p. morgan slash a.i.g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam hates big coins well that's nothing new there according to sam and to our fraud is getting easier and according to make zero when owning a business is getting harder and edward snowden is missing and jamie dimon is still chairman of the board welcome to the new normal thanks for watching make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm hereon boring have a great night. wealthy british style. time to explain the money. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barre

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby.unman reportedly killed his father and brother what begin as apparent domestic dispute and hijacked a car with a woman inside before shooting at random before running into the college library. dominic, what can you tell

i'm jamie cole. we'll be back in 30 minutes.e's james caruto. >>> the new health care law is creating a data hub of the number of books that charlie plans to sell. even the size of your family. ben stein, this worry you? >> the government knows entirely too much about us already. this goes across the whole breadth and width of the government. they know too much about good people and bad people. they knew about the terrorists before 9/11. they knew they were having flying lessons and not learning how to land the plane. that's the problem. the government knows too much about people. they don't do anything about the bad, just the good people. >> they're going to have the same information that the irs already has, that other departments already have. a lot of people now have it. >> a lot of people have it. we heard of money grabs, we heard of land grabs, this is the information grab. the problem is there are no rules attached and this is how things get messed up. this is how ultimately anyone will get their hands on this information

you and jamie. not just on the screen. on the screen. >> completely, yeah. in the movie, we're two people that are from different worlds. and ultimately end up understanding each other. in real life, me and jamie got on the first minute we met each other. both southern boys. it's easy. >> and roland let you freelance? >> and jamie loves that stuff. he'll chew up the scenery with improv. i was trying to keep up. there is funny stuff in the movie. he fell in one of the scenes and crushes me with the rocket launcher in the head. and we kept it in the movie. >> we talked about the beginning of the show, top of the 8:00 hour, congratulations again. >> thank you, man. >> the birth of everly. we talked in new orleans a few months ago. she was on the way. what has the change been in your life just 26 days in? >> sleep. all of the normal things. i've never been so excited when something poos. i just get so amped up because i'm in the game now. you know, the mom does so much of the early work and those first few weeks. i'm like, put

. >>> david letterman is next with jamie jamie foxx. >> it is going to get hot tomorrow. >> giants willll not play and they will not lose. >> that is a win. >> good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs and now, america's sweetheart, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

i know that jamie's been an optimist for ages. with the dow up huge over the last 30 years, was it wrong to be an optimist? no, it was the rigorous view. if rates go higher, jpmorgan will make a heck of a lot more money than it does now, which is why my charitable trust has a huge position in it. jamie says bring it on, i'm okay. let's put it all together. i think the market's shaky here. raising cash in the brief rallies is the right thing to do. if you went into those emerging market debt or equity funds, you will be whacked harder than you have been so far because they are ground zero for the global tumult that grips the markets. but, i simply don't think i can get you out of everything and back into everything fast enough when the market's done selling. no, nobody can do that. so here's the bottom line, raise a little cash, show a little patience, get a little defensive. and i think you'll be able to ride this one out without too much damage to your portfolio. simple as that. why don't we go to cyrus in new york. cyrus? >> cal

i am jamie colby. we are experiencing extreme weather in the country. severe flooding in upstate new york. one woman is missing and presumed dead after flash floods swept away her mobile home. emergency crews looking for more possible victims and in the west, temperatures are spiking through the roof. mercury expected to be in the 110. death valley, california, it could reach 130 degrees. be careful, folks. an american killed in egypt. the victim was a 21-year-old college student from maryland reportedly one of seven people killed in the violent protest. egypt bracing for larger demonstrations, tomorrow. i am jamie colby, for all of your latest headlines go to fox news.com. >> big news, mortgage rates surging from 3.93 last year to five percent. that is a big jump. a lot of folks believe it is bad news for home sales and prices. emac, you say that is great news. >> it is great news for the housing market temp really. it will get people up off their seats to look in the lower rate. pending home sales in may rocketed higher because people tried to look in

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jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon addressing the london whale issue again yesterday.continue to be an issue for dimon, and indeed for the bank? kayla tausche is become, and he would like it to go away. >> yes, he more than anybody. it is dubbed the london whale with that lost revenue stream, but it lost $6 billion and became a financial nightmare with the assets, but yesterday at the morgan stanley con freps, dimon speaking out after he was affirmed as the chairman and the ceo, and he proved that it is still a sore subject. >> i sat in those meetings myself and i said make believe that the pope is over here, and the chairman of the securities and savings over here, and what the right thing over here, and that is what we are going to do. we have a million people seco - second-guessing after the fact, but we did everything we thought we should do. no hiding, no lying, no bull n [ bleep ], period. >> those are his words and not ours and then he apologized for the trade, and one of the countless times he has apologized. and he says that the bank disclosed the size and man