ken feinberg who served as president obama's executive pay czar and fdic chair, sheila behr fighting main street and main street from itself. you still see on twitter and ken, you talked about being in charge of retribution and implementing the retribution for congress. were there people that should have gone to jail? when you were dealing with this pay, were you going man, i'm dealing with this guy's salary. these people should have gone to jail. did you feel that way? >> i certainly did feel that way and continue to feel that way. i am not investigating these folks in terms of criminal misconduct or whatever, but i think the american people remain justifiably upset. they read the newspapers and don't see retribution in the form of investigation. whether the evidence was there, i can't say. of course it's understandable that people feel that way. >> sheila, you had to wind down the banks and institutions and you were a regulator. did you say that? >> we sent a lot of cases to them. i think for the smaller banks, our process is based on the banky failing. there was no process in place

afterwards with guesses ken feinberg, former master of the federal september 11th victims compensation fund. this week urban anthropologist elizabeth greenspan and her book "battle for ground 0: inside the poitical struggle to rebuild the world trade center". unit the harvard university lecturer exposed the bitterness with which many different groups stake claim to real-estate considered sacred by so many. this program is about an hour. >> i am ken feinberg and i have the distinct pleasure of chatting for a few minutes with elizabeth greenspan, anthropologist, lecturer at harvard university and the author of a very important new book, "battle for ground 0: inside the poitical struggle to rebuild the world trade center". this battle is not about al qaeda and not about the 9/11 terrorist attacks, at least not directly. what it is about is social, anthropological study of the various political social and other pressures that went into the final decision surrounding the site at the world trade center. why, when, what the problems were. elizabeth greenspan, welcome to afterwards. >> guest: