nomi prins was a managing par. bear stearns and goldman sachs this is the most expensive take out the biggest crime in world history we're talking about a crime we can't even quantify we're talking double digit trillions of dollars. this film will explore the scale of money's missing written off lost ripped off in these various scams and in the case of the bailout funds unaccounted for. graydon carter editor of vanity fair may have summed it up best when he wrote it can fairly be said that the chain of catastrophic bets made over the past decade by a few hundred bankers me will turn out to be the greatest nonviolent crime against humanity in history they brought the world's economy to its knees last tens of millions of people their jobs and homes and trashed the retirement plans of a generation and they could drive an estimated two hundred million people worldwide into dire poverty in other words never before have so few done so much to so many and when experts estimate the total money last may reach a hundred nine

taxpayer funded bailout really help the country or was it just the banks going to speak with author nomi prins after the break. we've got. the biggest issues good voice seems to face with the news makers. we've discussed many times here on the show the epidemic of foreclosures that's crippled the u.s. in the last few years which is left thousands homeless and dragged down by the u.s. economy but now we're learning that some of those foreclosures should have never taken place in fact g.-mac and j.p. morgan chase have all stopped foreclosures do reports of massive paperwork mistakes a manager in fact told lawyers that he signed off on legal documents for ten thousand foreclosure papers a month without falling verification procedures is not comforting the bureaucrats are just throwing people off the street because they can't be bothered to follow protocol now those lawyers are presenting a group of homeowners who obtained similar statements from employees at j.p. morgan chase and one west bank i'm sure that's going to make homeowners feel so great that disgruntled workers just pissed off about be