we asked marlo. >> they're going to sell it for pennies on the dollar. how is it not beneficial for me to stay here and make payments, though they're reduced. >> reporter: it is a real debate. and many are asking, how much leverage do taxpayers do? after spending $200 billion in taxpayer money for the bailout, the majority of the banks have paid it back now. so, forcing them to adjust mortgages or learning how many mortgages they'll adjust, diane is going to be ongoing. >> you're going to be back tomorrow night with more on this, and please continue to send us your stories, david and i read them, and this one struck me, today, a woman said, my husband is in iraq, i'm at a loss at what to do next. we want to hear from you. we're going to take all of your questions to the people in charge. abcnews.com is the place to write us. >>> president obama held a press conference today and said the world is a safer place after his 47-nation conference on nuclear materials. jake tapper has been covering the conference today. what was the headline tonight? >> reporter

seedier are vast differences but the change is slow and as each speaker today and each speaker to marlo talks about a particular area of change i think will become clear the changes are interrelated. any of the individual changes we talk about through the elections or different motivations and career paths of senators, the way that change can't be viewed alone we have to look at the norms and how those changes systematically as well and that none of us can be isolated completely. we have to think of everything together. so with that in mind i just had a few questions for all of you trying to help me be interrelated each of the discussions you had, i mean all of you be limited to this already but some questions in that vein so the current senators know how well bob dole has done after his career, so how has a current senator howell is my view of normal and behavior in the chamber change when i am looking at a future, what do i do differently? do i still specialize, dwight over specialize? is this part of the puzzle why we see members working less to get their? is there a fall of the futu

. >> yeah, tomorrow, there's more to marlo. [laughter] step we are the warm-up act. [laughter] host [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> the minute the wall street firms were in business of harvesting americans for home equity value and making loans against it, there was a natural risk of abuse. >> sunday, michael lewis on the subprime mortgage crisis. his latest is "the big short." michael lewis, 8 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. >> this weekend, john dean is our guest on "in depth," author of 10 books. sunday, live at 12:00 eastern on cspan-2's "booktv." >> flexible policies make employees more productive. in stead of spending time about what is happening about home, employees have peace of mind to concentrate on work. >> on the new video library, you can click it, watch it, and share it. every c-span program since 1987. the c-span video library, cable's latest gift to america. >> now, a discussion on economic issues in the u.s. from today's "washington journal," this is about 45 min

is that marlo thomas. >> no, get out of here. >> what is that?r next on "morning joe." ♪ (announcer) right now, all over the country, discover card customers are getting five percent cashback bonus at home improvement stores. it pays to get more, it pays to discover. >>> it's much less important to debate and to try to find fault with the past. than to put in place a system that will assure that these crises don't happen again. that's what this legislation does in the areas i laid out. >>> welcome to "morning joe." joe scarborough along with mika brzezinski. jim cramer now on the set "mad money's," jim cramer, andy serwer, and the great willie geist. boy, we have a lot of correction all coming out of the last segment. >> clarifications. >> first of all, hasselhoff was not on b.j. and the bear. who was that? greg everton. >> here it is. >> oh, okay. >> yeah, baby. >> that's the show. that's b.j. and the bear. my apologies. actually, hasselhoff was on "knight ryder." everybody knows "knight ryder" because nbc did it, number one show for -- >> i hav

seedier are vast differences but the change is slow and as each speaker today and each speaker to marlotalks about a particular area of change i think will become clear the changes are interrelated. any of the individual changes we talk about through the elections or different motivations and career paths of senators, the way that change can't be viewed alone we have to look at the norms and how those changes systematically as well and that none of us can be isolated completely. we have to think of everything together. so with that in mind i just had a few questions for all of you trying to help me be interrelated each of the discussions you had, i mean all of you be limited to this already but some questions in that vein so the current senators know how well bob dole has done after his career, so how has a current senator howell is my view of normal and behavior in the chamber change when i am looking at a future, what do i do differently? do i still specialize, dwight over specialize? is this part of the puzzle why we see members working less to get their? is there a fall of the futur

seedier are vast differences but the change is slow and as each speaker today and each speaker to marlotalks about a particular area of change i think will become clear the changes are interrelated. any of the individual changes we talk about through the elections or different motivations and career paths of senators, the way that change can't be viewed alone we have to look at the norms and how those changes systematically as well and that none of us can be isolated completely. we have to think of everything together. so with that in mind i just had a few questions for all of you trying to help me be interrelated each of the discussions you had, i mean all of you be limited to this already but some questions in that vein so the current senators know how well bob dole has done after his career, so how has a current senator howell is my view of normal and behavior in the chamber change when i am looking at a future, what do i do differently? do i still specialize, dwight over specialize? is this part of the puzzle why we see members working less to get their? is there a fall of the futur