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one of the main criticisms is that it does not address the question of what to do about fannie mae and freddie mac. john mccain moved an amendment yesterday to force the issue here. it was defeated. you said you thought the bill would pass next week, presumably without any solution to fannie and freddie. what is that mean for financial reform? >> the old phrase, the elephant in the room -- this is the entire herd. fannie and freddie are at the essence of the problem we had, basically realistic problem. the real estate loans that could not be supportive because there were not properly and not-- the value of the assets lend against the nicest, or was not strong enough to support the loan, and the people who got the loan did not have the income to pay it. then fannie and freddie securitized the london put the american taxpayer on the line -- securitized the loan and put the tax peril when it failed. so, fannie and freddie have created close to a $500 billion obligation for the taxpayers to pick up. yet, this bill and acts as if the problem does not exist. that is foolish. if the problem was not a meltdown

maine. in arizona, senator john mccain has had to reverse course on lifelong political positions and fend off a primary challenger from the tea party wing of the party. let ms. tests have been the norm. in order to satisfy activists, republicans are running to the right and the party is becoming narrower and less welcoming. if these moderates are eliminated, the republican party will become less appealing to independent and other voters. as we move from the primary season to the general election, i suspect some things will change. the economy will continue to improve. i expect employers will continue to add jobs and we will see those jobs reports rolling in month after month. americans will choose the democratic party. the party that took action to jump-start the economy. we have seen some significant movement showing a desire for a democratic congress that is working to solve problems rather than the republican congress committed to opposing the president ought of free -- at every opportunity. they can choose president obama and democrats were taking bold action to turn around the economy an

main goals in the book is to say the south is not unwinnable. and the republicans will always win. if you don't try to win southern states, john kerry did not try. barack obama went out. he won north carolina, and virginia which is huge. i saw the 2008 election as first of all an example of economic issues always matter in a crisis. and southern voters aren't that different than other voters. they will vote their pocketbooks and wallets. red state/blue state frame work that limited our imagination about the country just like we're shocked by the election, you know, of scott brown in massachusetts. we shouldn't be shocked. massachusetts has a long history of electing republicans especially to be the governor. i think the election show that is we need to not take for granted the broad regional categories. >> the book is called the myth of southern exceptionalism. thanks for talking to us. >> thank you very much. >> we're talking to ken moore here. what was your favorite book? >> that's a good question. the probably the first one that i have is god and ronald reagan. i started to write generally. and never intended to talk about.

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main street does. by a two to one margin, in the latest abc news/"washington post" poll, americans favor stricter regulations on financial institutions. jeremy and stephanie? >> thank you, johnvent another market melt-down. two democrats voted no because it wasn't tough enough. while four republicans crossed over and voted yes. the bill calls for regulators to liquidate troubled financial institutions. it would create a bureau of consumer protection to oversee credit cards and mortgages. and it would establish regulations for hedge funds, derivatives and other complex financial products. but some say that it goes too far. >> i want you to just understand how wide-ranging this bill is. this is going to get into everybody's pockets. and i'm not talking about businesses. i'm talking about individuals. >> but there is likely no going back. although the senate and house must reconcile their versions, the president is expected to sign the final bill into law by the fourth of july. >>> the man charged with overseeing the nation's 16 intelligence agencies has handed in his resignation. national intelligence director dennis blair's last day is a week from today. he was forced out due

john reid, the former chair and c.e.o. of citibank. they include the independent community bankers of america who recognize that community banks do better if the wall street system has integrity in allocating capital. the main street alliance of small businesses supports this amendment. the afl-cio supports it. americans for financial reform. and a dozen other organizations. i also want to note that a group has solicited support online, and here i have 25,000 individuals from across the country, all 50 states who sent this petition to the senate. and this is a progressive change campaign committee, and these 25,000 citizens say the big wall street banks gambled away our money on a reckless housing bubble and then insisted we spend more money bailing them out. we need you to support the merkley-levin proposal to end this risky gambling and other conflicts of interest. so, mr. president, i want to conclude by saying that we have a responsibility technology this great recession that we're in now to redesign the rules of the road for wall street, to increase the integrity, to increase the transparency, to decrease the conflicts of interest, and to make it work in the most efficient possible way. quorum call: qu

in maine, the tea party hijacked the republican party convention and approved a far right platform full of conservative admittings and conspiracy theories. in arizona, senator john mccain, the man they picked as presidential nominee less than two years ago has to reverse course on lifelong political positions to defend off a primary challenger from a tea party candidate. in order to satisfy tea part activists, republicans are running to the right. as a result, the party is becoming narrower and less welcoming to moderate candidates. if this is eliminated, the party will being less appealing to independents and swing voters. as we move from the primary season to the general election, i suspect things will continue to change. the economy will continue to improve. i expect employers will continue to add jobs. we'll see those job reports rolling in month after month. americans will be the democratic party, the party that took action to jump-start recovery more positively as a result. in fact, we have seen some significant poll movements suggesting a desire for a democratic congress that is working to solve problems rather than a republican congress committed solely

in the state of maine, they hijacked the republican party convention, and they filled their platform full of conspiracy theories. in arizona, john mccain has had to reverse course on his lifelong political positions to fend off a challenger from the tea party. i saw logical -- ideological litmus tests are becoming normal. the republicans are going to the right. the republicans are becoming less understanding of moderate candidates. this may become less appealing to the swing voters. and as we move from the primary season to the general election, i believe things will continue to change. the economy will improve. and the employers will begin to show jobs, and i believe the americans are going to do the democratic thing. we have already seen some significant movements suggesting a retire for a democratic congress that is wanting to solve problems, rather than a republican congress that would oppose the president at every opportunity. they can choose obama and the democrats, who have taken action to turn around the economy, to empower america with choices, or they can choose republicans, and their failed economic policies took amer