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the $8.7 million home was signed for -- it was signed for by a law firm run by marty nesbitt, chairmanbarack obama foundation and the company that bought the house was set up by another obama donor. the white house says the president is not behind the purchase of this three acre property with five bedrooms, a tennis court and servant's quarters, but they would say that, wouldn't they in? andy, you wanted us to do this story because you said it was so real. >> i like magnum p.i. i think it's delicious. >> real good. >> i want this to be true. it ties in to a show that i'm pitching about a former president that solves crimes. this would be a good tie-in for me. the white house would of course say that's not where president obama is going to be living because he doesn't want bill airs to have his mailing address. i'm assuming unless he's going back to his home in kenya this might be his house. >> lauren, you're a certified financial planner, correct in. >> yes. >> so if he were your client would you advise him to buy this home. can he afford it? >> that is a very hefty price tag. really t