of bank of america brian moynihan sachs brian moynihan blows dot com to avoid a public relations problem and also of course in this propaganda war you want to cover up your crimes of financial terrorism as best you can and the people on the internet who sussed this stuff out quick you try to divert attention from them because god forbid bank of america should be transparent or obey the law in any way shape or form no no no i want to blow themselves up and everyone around them because brian moynihan stock stock um what else to go up now brian wanted us still there. their share price. down below six touch five dollars recently so that's a form of propaganda using u r l's or domain names or the absence of all those who want to express their dissenting opinion to acquire domain names and as a result those who still own bank of america stock got absolutely sure lacked we told you the truth we could've hoped to avoid a major beating yes and that's probably a theme we're still going to see going forward in two thousand and twelve max because the same guys are still their shareholders and in fac

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[laughter] >> i send you pat moynihan's letter to me. the week before i left the white house, i went to see president johnson to ask him if he would see president's committee for pennsylvania avenue. before we left washington, jack had been working on the pennsylvania avenue project. when he would trifrom the white house to the capital and sometimes we would walk halfway there at night, the tawdries ins in of the encoachment to the president's house depressed him. he wished to do something that would ensure a noble of architecture along that avenue which is the main artery of the government of the united states. this was not something that came of my trying to restore the white house. it was his own vision. that's why i felt such an urgency about asking president johnson. i knew he would have so many things piling on him. he would not give priority to the committee for pennsylvania avenue. that's why i begged him to receive them. he did. you can ask them how surprised they were to be among the first meetings of lyndon johnson. here comes

i was trained by senator moynihan. there was nobody less politically correct than senator moynihan. i follow it wherever it takes me and i strongly support the programs the department of defense to focus on al qaeda and behavioral indicators. this is not about political correctness. >> sir, i disagree with you that it may not be about political correctness. we are here talking about the fact that we now have to have behavioral indicators. i agree with that. my question is, if someone gives safe inflammatory remarks as did major hasan in an open setting, if he has on his card that he was a soldier of allah, it seems to me to be beyond common sense to think those are not behavioral indicators. so my question is if i'm a member of the military today and i see those two events are those two circumstances, would it be appropriate for me to report those as behavioral indicators? that is not a question of whether or not you're being politically correct, sir. i'm asking to answer that specific question. if i'm a soldier nasty that question, what do you me? >> inflammatory rhetoric associate

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>> there is nobody less politically correct then senator moynihan. that it may not be about political correctness. we are talking about the fact that we now have to have behavioral indicators. if he has on his car that he was a soldier of all of it seems to be beyond common sense to think that they're not be able indicators. would it be important for me to report those as behavioral indicators tax that is not a question of whether or not you're being politically correct. if i am a soldier and as you that question, what do you tell me? >> inflammatory rhetoric. it needs to be reported. our officers are trained to report on that behavior. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you for doing this. >> i want to think the witnesses for being here today. we appreciate everything you do for the country. that me start with this. as they have mentioned, we have a situation in little rock where two of our recruiters were killed and targeted by someone who had been radicalized. they have been opening about it. that is why they were targeted. under the department of def

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pat moynihan was there an alan greenspan was there and george shultz was there and a host of dr. simon.whitman and so many people that wonderful reputations. and gerald ford just could not bring himself. he just didn't want to do it because he felt it would be a tarnish. >> unlike him. >> u. later rest in this book a story about how the elder president bush, george h.w. bush went to the cia in 1975. you want to tell us briefly the story in which you feel the real story was? >> what do you mean what i feel there will story was? >> what the real story was. total whole story and in god's truth. >> gods truth. now you're talking. george herbert walker bush came to congress in 1966. i've been elected in 62. he came in with a wonderful group of people and i knew him and served in the congress with him. he at some point ended up running for the senate and losing. and then he went over to china as a representative. and he wanted to come back. and he told president ford that he wants come back and serve in an executive position. and i was chief of staff of the white house and periodically

>> the late great daniel patrick moynihan said everyone is entitled to their own opinion but not their own facts. i'm not sure that's true anymore. it seems everyone lives in their own reality. when you give consideration to newt gingrich, he exists in an alternate reality at some level, where the things he says are so die metrically opposed to the record. we talked about the donald trump debate. a lot of people who should have known better for the last three and a half years have -- you know, have supported, have encouraged this republican wack pack out there and it could be that the bill is now coming due. because sometimes when you ride the tiger, you wind up inside the tiger. and that could be the issue that the party -- that the party faces as we get ready to potentially nominate someone who's utterly unelectable in a general election contest. >> that would be newt gingrich on that. let me go to dana on this. it's hard to come up with satire to beat this stuff. newt gingrich said the reason i had unfaithfulness in one of my marriages is because i was too patriotic. does that mean

>> there is nobody less politically correct then senator moynihan. i strongly support the department's that focus on it. >> i appreciate it. >> this is not about political correctness. this is about defeating our adversaries. >> i disagree that it may not be about political correctness. we are talking about the fact that we now have to have behavioral indicators. i agree with that. my question is, if someone gives inflammatory remarks in an open setting -- if he has on his car that he was a soldier of all of it seems to be beyond common sense to think that they're not be able indicators. if i am a member of the military today and i see those two circumstances, would it be important for me to report those as behavioral indicators tax that is not a question of whether or not you're being politically correct. i am asking to answer that specific question. if i am a soldier and as you that question, what do you tell me? >> inflammatory rhetoric. it needs to be reported. our officers are trained to report on that behavior. >> i appreciate that. >> thank yo

. >> and for a while, pat moynihan. >> a brief while. >> all right, but he -- [laughter] so we've seen lot of it. but it did stop, however. and that's kind of interesting. it stopped. the, what i call in this new book of mine the good, the good liberals, they had a civil war in liberalism in '48. you probably know about this war in '48. and be arthur schlesinger and people like that rid liberalism of its radicalism and, boy, they sounded pretty good to me for a while there. even arthur. but -- and then again it happened again about '68, manager like that, '72 with midge and her husband and irving crystal and the whole gang of neo-cons. but the interesting thing is that at some point it stopped. and the battle lines were drawn. and that's something for some serious meditation. why did the movement of liberalism's liberals from liberalism to conservativism stop? i don't know. >> well, it's partly that -- the one i am familiar with -- [laughter] it was, it was made up of many things. the world had gone through a cat cliz m -- cat collision m, and now everybody was very cheerful in america

and her husband and james kirkpatrick and pat moynihan. we have seen a lot of it.hat is kind of interesting. what i call in this new book of mine is a good liberal. they had a civil war in liberalism in 48. you probably know about this. parter/injured and people like that -- arthur/injured found it pretty good to me for a while. even arthur. then it happens again about 68 or something like that, 72 with midge decter and her husband and irving kristol and the whole gang but the interesting thing for me is that some point, it stopped. and the battle lines were drawn. that is something for serious medication. why did the movement of liberalism, liberals from liberalism to conservatism stock? i don't know. >> it is partly the one i am familiar with, it was made up of many fans. the world had gone through a cataclysm and now everybody was very cheerful in america. there was a big radical sense of we won and we can do it all. we can make this country just and pure and perfect and rich and everything easily. and then we saw our children, how they were being educated, how

were out court-martialing -- goldwater and moynihan were out. as your commander in chief, i need you, and i want you to take the job as bill casey's deputy. under the circumstances, mr. president, i will be honored, but hopefully no more than 18 months to two years, and he agreed to that. i said by the way, thank you and i am going to nominate you for a fourth star. it was an unusual arrangement in many ways. normally, the director of central intelligence deals with the outside world, and the deputy director runs the cia day today. that was not what bill casey wanted at all. he wanted to run the clandestine service and the analytical arm personally. he did not to -- he did not want to have anything to do with science and technology or administration. minimal involvement with the other agencies, and certainly not with the budget, but he wanted to do all of the communications with the present. so we marched off on that track, but there was a little modification of that last part. when the president talked about rebuilding the intelligence communit

yet moynihan was roundly attacked for having set things that are now patently true and clearly obvious. santorum is on to something obvious here. finding a way to create a positive environment to maximize the desirability of marriage being the central building block of society is a very important step we ought to take. >> apart from a marriage, you are saying supporting equal treatment of gay marriage? >> i am against discrimination against people based on their private behavior. >> so what is your position on the "don't ask, don't tell" policy? >> that would be my policy, "don't ask, don't tell." i don't think in the military you want sexual behavior to be an overt issue. >> you would not want that repealed? >> i would not want that repealed. >> would you try to have it reinstated? >> [unintelligible] when the president moved in the opposite direction, the two major ground combat forces were both deeply opposed. >> they are not now, though. >> they are not now because they respond to the commander-in- chief. i think clearly often when you are in the chain of command, there is a way to

when moynihan used, and since the left went crazy because you go with the heart of the belief system. if the problem is we need to have people from the culture of work and the culture of seating and we need the idea of the value over time he just made this country dramatically more conservative and so the left goes nuts at the idea that you are going to let kids learn? i used to argue for equity at public housing people in public housing don't suffer from severe mental or physical problem should have a responsibility to help take care of the department and they take care well enough over time they would have a base what equity and acquire ownership. there's one great debate and barney frank said -- [laughter] said i realize if you allow poor people of new york city to actually own their apartments these apartments could be sold for several million dollars and they wouldn't be poor anymore. [laughter] i'm for an america where they have all had a chance to rise. thank you very much. [applause] presidential candidate jon huntsman also spoke to the republican jewish coalition. >> thank yo

pat moynihan was there an alan greenspan was there and george shultz was there and a host of dr. simon.whitman and so many people that wonderful reputations. and gerald ford just could not bring himself. he just didn't want to do it because he felt it would be a tarnish. >> unlike him. >> u. later rest in this book a story about how the elder president bush, george h.w. bush went to the cia in 1975. you want to tell us briefly the story in which you feel the real story was? >> what do you mean what i feel there will story was? >> what the real story was. total whole story and in god's truth. >> gods truth. now you're talking. george herbert walker bush came to congress in 1966. i've been elected in 62. he came in with a wonderful group of people and i knew him and served in the congress with him. he at some point ended up running for the senate and losing. and then he went over to china as a representative. and he wanted to come back. and he told president ford that he wants come back and serve in an executive position. and i was chief of staff of the white house and periodically

pat moynihan was there an alan greenspan was there and george shultz was there and a host of dr. simon.whitman and so many people that wonderful reputations. and gerald ford just could not bring himself. he just didn't want to do it because he felt it would be a tarnish. >> unlike him. >> u. later rest in this book a story about how the elder president bush, george h.w. bush went to the cia in 1975. you want to tell us briefly the story in which you feel the real story was? >> what do you mean what i feel there will story was? >> what the real story was. total whole story and in god's truth. >> gods truth. now you're talking. george herbert walker bush came to congress in 1966. i've been elected in 62. he came in with a wonderful group of people and i knew him and served in the congress with him. he at some point ended up running for the senate and losing. and then he went over to china as a representative. and he wanted to come back. and he told president ford that he wants come back and serve in an executive position. and i was chief of staff of the white house and periodically

president-elect said he got more calls about me than any other single candidate for any job, as cold water and moynihan were out marshaling other things. and then came the idea, well, less to a shotgun marriage. casey and inman, try to satisfy the congressman. and so we are in the office and speaking as your commander in chief -- [laughter] i need you and i want you to take the job as bill casey's deputy. under the circumstances, i am honored but no more than 18 months to two years. and he accepted that. and he nominated me for for a start. that's how i ended up with four stars. it was an unusual arrangement in many ways. normally the director of central intelligence deals with outside work and the deputy director runs cia day today. that is not what bill casey wanted it all. he wanted to run the clandestine service and the analytical arm personally. he did not want anything to do with science and technology or administration very minimal involvement with the other agencies and certainly not with the budget. but he wanted to do all of the communications with the president. so we marched off on that tra

will, to that question i would have to say the facts are important as they knew patrick moynihan said many years ago, you can argue opinion, but not fact. and in fact it seems to me there is more room for solution born of common ground than the provocateurs and some politicians would want you to believe. americans really are pretty sensible and trustworthy people. and do not believe that we are bigots. i believe that we can have a sincere conversation, but our greatest skepticism and scored should be for people, for people with different -- not for people with different ideas than we have, but for people who refuse to listen to discuss, people that refused to entertain in the fuse put their own, a willingness to opine is what this country is about, so too is a willingness to engage in discussion and debate. when you hear about death panels , all it does this contribute to the polarized, mean-spirited, and distorted political reality that we live with today. and too often people are being rewarded with political victories and money for maintaining this dysfunctional status quo. it was

of america during the course of our negotiations, and i want to citywide to its president, brian moynihan, and others who worked with us in resolving this matter. it is now my privilege to turn to secretary shaun donovan who is been a leader for the administration and our efforts to combat the housing crisis. >> thank you. i want to add my thanks and my great debt of edited for the partnership of all my colleagues join us today, and practically to attorney general older who has been -- holder who is been a leader on this issue. today, we're taking an important step to protect families across the nation as the department of justice receives a settlement on behalf of 41 states and the district of columbia. in so doing, we write all wrong. countrywide charge more than 200,000 african-americans and latino families more for their loans because of their race and ethnicity, and further put more than 10,000 of those families who qualify for six loans in the prime market into risky, sub- prime mortgages. the same time, white borrowers were steered into sit for a crime loans. every family has paid

america during the course of our negotiation, and i want to say thank you to its president, brian moynihan, and others who worked with us in resolving this matter. and it is now my distinct privilege to turn to secretary shaun donovan, who has been a leader for the administration and our efforts to combat the housing crisis. secretary donovan. thank you, tom. i do want to also add my thanks and great debt of gratitude for the partnership of all of my colleagues that are here joining us today, particularly at the department of justice, and particularly to attorney general polder who has been just a remarkable and with a leader on these issues. today we're taking an important step to protect families across the nation as the department of justice reaches a settlement with bank of america on behalf of families in 41 states and the district of columbia. in so doing, we right a wrong. countrywide, now part of bank of america, charged more than 200,000 african american and latino families more for their loans because of their race or ethnicity. further, countrywide put more than 10,000 of those

>> there is nobody less politically correct then senator moynihan. i strongly support the department's that focus on it. >> i appreciate it. this is about defeating our adversaries. >> i disagree that it may not be about political correctness. we are talking about the fact that we now have to have behavioral indicators. if he has on his car that he was a soldier of all of it seems to be beyond common sense to think that they're not be able indicators. -- to think that those are not behavioral indicators. would it be important for me to report those as behavioral indicators tax that is not a question of whether or not you're being politically correct. if i am a soldier and as you that question, what do you tell me? >> inflammatory rhetoric. it needs to be reported. our officers are trained to report on that behavior. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you for doing this. >> i want to think the witnesses for being here today. we appreciate everything you do for the country. that me start with this. as they have mentioned, we have a situation in little rock