our book is built around movies and the great movie of our time about this issue is jerry maguire.how me the money. jerry maguire is all about the struggle and one firm between the guy who wants to do things sustainably and olive his partners who want to act situational the. we have values. that is very much a part of this. that brings us to the concluding section of the book can to make two quick points, when michael and i argue about shock therapy which is a phrase they chose consciously that we thought we needed to deliver to the post soviet union, we are now the ones who need shock therapy because right now for us to be able to solve the big problems, and basically we energize the formula for success, we first need to act collectively. that is what we have lost because all the problems that people faced they all have collective solutions. and the cold war are fundamental choice is either have a hard decade or a bad century. either react collectively in the next stage next decade or we will have a bad century. those of the choices. those and not only the collective action it has

this market well he's asked the same thing where is the money good question i've been doing the jerry maguire show what's the money for a couple weeks here we've had people there and it's not where it should be but it looks suspicious as heck to me it's here to farias or illegal they're like personal opinion but that's why we have an investigation the money should be there in groups it's not that money should be sacrosanct it's really troubling oh oh oh it's a coming up reminder remember a few months back use involved in a cancer exchange h s x box office features scandal we got inside information about how he was working with n.p.a. and all the skullduggery get done behind the scenes on that one. now he's claiming anger and psycho we don't know where the money went of course they went into the account as someone today has said eloquently they support for the community they're just still money now and pretty soon they'll still money accompanied by a knock on the head and thrown into prison that's what happens when you look close the cracks around the system whether it's in greece ireland amer

jerry maguire as doug points out all about the struggle between the guy that wants things sustainablyon. we have values decline and that's also very much part of this. so that really brings us to the concluding section of the book and i want to make two quick points one is what do we do about it. what michael and i are given the chapter which is the phrase which is consciously what we thought we needed to deliver to the post soviet union to get their economy going in shock therapy we are now the ones who need shock therapy because right now for us to be able to solve our big problems and basically rebuild, revives and energize our formula for success we need to films. first we need to be able to act collectively. that's what we have lost in this and values decline. all the problems we face today that michael leave out all have collective solutions. you cannot solve these problems without collective action of the scale of world war ii or the cold war and that's why we believe our fundamental choice right now is we are either going to have a hard decade or a bad venture. either we act c

that a reference to the movie jerry maguire, the last line, by the way of that movie is in life i have much as i have succeeded. jon corzine might be thinking such the same thing tonight. >> shepard: thank you very much. taxpayers have spent more than $70 billion bailing out freddie mac but the mortgage giant now is back for more. the "wall street journal," which is owned by the parent company of this network is now reporting that the company is tapping the government for another 6 billion-dollar loan after worst quarterly losses in more than a year. freddie mac ceo blames the housing market. just yesterday john mccain called for the firing of that agency that overseas freddie mac and its cousin fannie mae. fanny has taken more than $100 billion in aid. senator mccain says is he outraged that executives at that company got huge bonuses. >> it's saying that we have got to give people mississippis of dollars in bonuses in order to do their job right for the american people, particularly after the abysmal record of corruption that characterized the behavior of fannie mae and freddie mac t

>> like tom cruise's famous exit in "jerry maguire." >> don't worry.nk i'm all going to do which is flip out! >> reporter: or the jetblue pilot who slid down the slide and into the hall of fame. weird ways of quitting are everywhere from a restaurant manager to the disgruntled taco bell employee. quit wasn't the only four-letter word he used to resign. "stop pushing me around". >> corporate profits are up. productivity is up. unemployment is up and we just are not up so that causes a lot of stress. >> reporter: in fact, a series of recent surveys find that workers are stressed to the limit. with large numbers citing lack of advancement, heavy workload and unrealistic expectations as major factors. 71% of employers are now placing greater emphasis on emotional intelligence over i.q. >> not a good idea to explode at work. it's not a good idea to burn your bridges because it's really not good behavior and if you want to be hired someplace else, why would i hire somebody who exhibits this type of behavior? >> reporter: joey de fran waited before he quit. h