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really any consultancy on a mortgage or a sale it should have been one fee to rise mortgage this mark murphy is apparently someone we need to investigate and find out exactly who he is why he got seventy eight hundred dollars on this long these people basically project we took this woman's home that she's been living in for over fifteen years and thinking that it's hers where it was actually never was her since ninety nine the fraud and deception that was built into these transactions was a necessary part of the transaction in order to generate the profits. wall street doesn't do mortgage lending what wall street dead was package salary package and resell mortgages making what was a small housing bubble a gigantic housing bubble and making what became an american financial problem very much a global financial problem. we'll come to wall street today o'connell missed max wolfe who works in the financial industry he's our tour guide here looking at people who've gone through ten unthinkable low probability events in a four month period when every time you think you can catch a breather there's

. >> joining me now is senior political editor mark murphy. we saw a crowd fired up.ind mitt romney as well applauding his statements. is this a strategy, or what is to be made of the decisions over the weekend? >> the normal formula in a presidential campaign is in the primaries if you're republican you move to the right and back to the center. if you're a democrat you go left during the primaries and return to the center in the general election. every time we think that mitt romney is trying to make his general election pivot, move to the center, really start talking to independents and swing voters, he does what he did over the weekend where he does seem to kind of embrace more the right. this was actually true with his vice presidential pick. a lot of us thought maybe he would go for former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, and i went to the right with his pick in paul ryan. in some ways you can actually make that he doesn't feel like he has a good feel for his base. it's not 100% behind him, or he thinks this is a base election where he really needs that enthusias

if you listened to mike murphy last week you could have made a 500% return overnight on mark zuckerberg'snterview. take a listen. >> i think zuckerberg, if he just comes out and does a decent job here i think the stock rallies above 20 on the news. we're long the weekly call options here. long 1950 call options for our fund. with everybody having thrown the kitchen sink at facebook, i think it can rally here. >> shares of facebook have rallied about 15% since that call. mike, what's the trade now? >> well, if that night, michelle, on "fast money" we discussed with the panel there that i was -- i thought zuckerberg did such a great job in that conference that we actually added to our position the next day. we booked profits on the weekly calls on the 1950s, rolled out to the 21s in a double position. now we're long the stock the common. the weeklies expired on friday. facebook's something where i think the move here is to still trade the stock. we saw an opportunity with zuckerberg coming out. we thought all the negatives had been priced in. it worked out for us this time thank god. worked

mark setting a record for most wins in a season. >> the team is turning its sights to clenching a play-off spot the first time arriving in d.c. lindsay murphy is live with more. hey, lindsay? >> and hello. it's muggy and humid and the bugs -- bugs are everywhere and we're talking about a baseball team supertalented and it's going to -- okay to be excited and please don't be satisfied and that is the message right now, and that is what is going into the game to 7:00 p.m. and let's look back to last night. the opening game of the series and the nationals got the job done. brian zimmerman's double in the 8th brought home bryce harper and the nationals edge the cubs 2-1 and that is for the record 82nd victory. yes, we are proud of our record, but, no, we're not satisfied. >> we're looking for bigger and better things than 82 wins and this mens we're headed towards where we want to be and this is just another win. >> we want to have another one. and to have some more. we'll have more than 82 and more than what we're doing right now. and i think, you know -- and we deserve that. >> we knew that at some point during the year, we were going be, obv

murphy. they are not, you know, they are not mark mckinnon, they have no -- >> they are disconnected. >> theydea how to run a national campaign well. >> they made him call a hastily called news conference at 10:00 at night to double down on something that is so politically painful that we can't even -- it hurts to talk about. >> in 1996 when the republican party looked at bob dole and said lost cause. the party abandoned dole and said, you're done, we don't believe in you anymore. when does that happen to romney? last night a senior gop strategist said i think i've just seen the every man, the every man for himself moment is here. maybe that's premature, but the republican party is looking at mitt romney right now and saying how much are we going to lean into this guy over the last two months if he's not capable of winning? >> and karl rove decides he's going to start investing in senate races, a the that point you can pull the plug. >> and that's probably after the first debate. >> if after the first debate he goes down, then rove's going to go screw this, we're going to win the senate back