mozilla. i'll ask you more about it. >> why didn't our federal reserve, what did the fcc is the question, why didn't i treasury departments at the same statistics i got an 18% failures of mortgages in securitized pools? whited may see this? to have an answer? he ran the company the largest number of days. you participate in pools together? >> guest: certainly we did. these things happen over time, so you're not planning up instantaneously. >> guest: this is the year 2006. >> first of all, we investigated loans, what the cause of that was. >> people didn't have the income, the network and should have never been this close. >> that's not generally cause because people sincere about living in the house who want to preserve the house to make a payment or contact to see if we can hope the market out. >> what do you think? >> i think that a lot has happened since those words were uttered to make them seem very dubious. c-span: it's actually march of 08. >> guest: that was really before the crisis an

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also mozilla, who makes the popular firefox browser is here demoing a new operating system, as well. are struggling to work across all these different operating systems. but we're seeing others like qualcomm to write applications that can run easier across operating systems like this. this will make things easier for the developers. they're having to spend a lot of money and having to move their applications from one system to the next which can be expensive. >> and some say it's all about software. is that fair or not? >> no, it's definitely not fair. we're seeing more of a resurgence of innovation on the gadget side of things. it's been huge for the launch and the innovation side of things. we're seeing a lot of small companies launching products at ces or simple things that are ingenious and they're going on and getting funded for millions of dollars. things like the pebble smartwatch, it can display information about what's going on. this was a small company, a great idea for some guys. and they're here launching their device for people to see. so software has been easier for peo

and it's not just mozilla and hopper. many facilities are operating beyond capacity. these montanans are willing to invest in higher education really do deserve better. that's five representatives galan and i along with groups like the montana chamber of commerce, so many others have joined together to propose record investments in educational facilities. it's called the jobs bill, which stands for jobs and opportunities by building schools. we can take advantage of historically low interest rates and immediately create thousands of jobs across the state. and we can do it without raising taxes. [applause] so please, let's stand together and let's stand together with over 2500 construction workers. they want to pay to world-class schools across the state for a workforce. and while radek, plus make sure 2500 plus construction workers building plates a jobs bill are our friends and our neighbors. right now we have a law in the books at the post requires a staff of the workers on any construction project funded by state or local tax dollars be montana residents. it's not