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michelle malkin is going to be here. she usually joins us and padma lakshmi you know her from the "top chef" show and from "malcolm in theey are calling it obama's enron, we're talking about solyndra, the company in california that went belly up the last couple of weeks. f.b.i. has grabbed all the stuff. they're trying to figure out where did the money go? not only did we give them half a billion dollars worth of stimulus, first program to get that kind of cash, but then when the federal government was told by company officials we're going bankrupt, they gave them 75 more million dollars even though the government said it would be cheaper to liquidate. >> just a week ago, every company's nightmare, the f.b.i. shows up and want all their computers. on their own, they have their own massive investigation why they went belly up with all that money. you have the treasury department investigating. this is no small scandal. >> no. >> maybe that's why the department of energy people who were grilled yesterday on capitol hill provided absolutely no answers. >> who is it that decided that made the decision that this act passed in