host: nela richardson? guest: johns concern is widespread.re is this tendency not to want to help people who got into homes they could never afford in the first place. both under president clinton and under president bush the pendulum in access song too far. so it makes sense that a homeowner -- to buy a home they need a down payment, they need to save, and they need to be able to afford them home. that's where things went awry, when we pushed the credit risk a little bit too far open and did not require people to have strong credit scores or down payment to get housecoat. host: dickey is next in florida, a democrat. -- vicky. hi.er: hoser: and duster the statement from your guests a fannie mae made a record profit this year. sometimes i think they are not data.all the real resistanistic i have 34 closed bank owned homes across the street from me that all fha. they have not moved since 2007. in all the county's people make the numbers look good to send out to the public that everything is going well, when in fact if everyone goes to each and