we have michael moynihan, a columnist at the daily beast.ood evening, gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> you are a fox business favorite. and we can still be friends. okay, let's talk about this job application. what goes through the head of a potential applicant when they are filling this out? >> i did not know that one had to submit a formal application, i thought that they had to be psychotic and show up. it's incredible, but i love the fact that he is involved in that level of detail. he is involved in the hiring process. i kind of respect him as a boss. and they are actually hiring the knuckle dragging lunatics. >> he knows these people. >> were you surprised to learn that osama bin laden was a 9/11 trooper? that maybe he doubted his own thing? >> yes, after a wild, it can get pretty convincing. if you spend the time to read this stuff, even people that are not normally gullible. >> i thought that that was me. maybe i am the crazy one here. okay at one point he wrote a letter saying do you remember all that

that's a provocation to people who are very religious. >> michael moynihan, zahra billoo. that's "all in." "the rachel maddow show" starts now. cameron's conservative party and the labor party headed up by ed miliband. preliminary results tonight suggesting the conservativ

that's a provocation to people who are very religious. >> michael moynihan, zahra billoo." "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. a lot going on in today's news and a lot that's due to unfold tonight over the course of this hour and later on tonight. we're still waiting for results in the british elections tonight. polls have been closed for about four hours now. david cameron trying to hold on to advertise position as british prime minister.

. >> michael moynihan, zahra billoo. that's "all in." "the rachel maddow show" starts now. cameron's conservative party and the labor party headed up by ed miliband. preliminary results tonight suggesting the conservative party, and therefore david cameron, may have done better here in the u.s. tonight, president obama has just flown to the great state of oregon. nothing to do with owls attacking joggers in that park in the oregon state capital. nothing to do with that state's republican party chairman running a side business in which he asks members of the general public to mail him their urine. nothing about the still inexplicable girlfriend scandal that drove that state's once very popular governor out of office. nothing to do with any of those stories. nothing to do even with oregonians being obsessed with the carpet at the portland airport. the president's visit has nothing to do with any of the truly strange news stories out of oregon over the past few months that made the state an object of national fascination or at least an object of my fascination. no, president o

. >> michael moynihan zahra billoo. that's "all in." "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. a lot going on in today's news and a lot that's due to unfold tonight over the course of this hour and later on tonight. we're still waiting for results in the british elections tonight. polls have been closed for about four hours now. david cameron trying to hold on to advertise position as british prime minister. heading into today's voteing, the polls had been just about exactly tied between david cameron's conservative party and the labor party headed up by ed milliband. preliminary results tonight suggesting the conservative party, and therefore david cameron, may have done better than what was predicted in the polling but we will see when we get the real results instead of just the projections which is what we've got now. here in the u.s. tonight, president obama has just flown to the great state of oregon. nothing to do with owls attacking joggers in that park in the oregon state capital. n

brian moynihan will see where that goes in the next coming months. michaeles that credit squeeze following the banks. he has been the most active voice at bank of america. you have got to play by the rules. mr. mayo is this a victory lap for you? mike: i do not take it personally. we try to be independent. but i am not sure this is enough. i think they are operating under the premise it is easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to ask for permission. i am not sure that is the right way to go. tom: does brian moynihan get out of front of this and relinquish the chairman duties? mike: that was one possible scenario because he will be chairman for perhaps as long as a year and a half against the spirit of the shareholder vote from 2009 so i think their plan is that brian moynihan is going to stay chairman's ceo until they actually have a vote. they will have a vote including the next scheduled meeting. tom: mike a pair and contrast as moynihan and jon stump of wells fargo, wells fargo trading at a substantial premium. is wells fargo overpriced, or does brian