and now refer to nate rothschild as a puppet master and it's not libelous but let's talk about banks and sharks and all kinds of other flora and fauna of the global financial crack down stacey max well the banking terrorists have been causing tear gas and they. are in my headlines. is foreclosure settlement deja vu all over again so this is isaac grad minute lawyer who specializes in mortgage backed securities and he writes today the attorneys general of forty nine states with oklahoma being the lone holdout announced a record twenty six billion dollars settlement with the nation's five largest servicers over false and fraudulent foreclosure practices like robo signing good news right max no no no he looks at the details only five billion dollars of the total consists of cash payments while another seventeen to twenty billion dollars consists of principal write downs and other aid to homeowners at risk of default what this means is that once again regulators have allowed banks to shift penalties based on their improper service and practices on to the bondholders that actually own the

you can now refer to nate rothschild as a puppet master and it's not libelous but let's talk about banks and sharks and all kinds of other flora and fauna of the global financial crack down stacey max well the banking terrorists have been causing tear gas and asia in my headlines is for closure.

get the austerity measures stuffed up their strength training but as you had brought up max not rothschild was accused of being a puppet master and the courts found in fact that the daily mail had justification saying that in this case the puppet masters or whoever they get away with whatever the u.s. attorney generals or the law decides so in the countrywide and the attorney general's case with all the mortgage servicers in the united states right now because the big banks are not the bond holders the bond holders lose in the sovereign debt case because the big banks are. holders of those bonds the bond holders do not lose there are billions hundreds of billions and trillions of losses generated by the shadow banking system in trading these bond markets in different territories around the world any time anybody loses money they stuff it into a passive country like greece that's too weak to revolt or portugal and those people are stuck with the losses ultimately and we're going to find out what happens when you totally disenfranchise an entire country whether or not those people will take

continue to force feed these high interest loans you know some people talk about the bailout of the rothschild and some people talk about these so-called money makers are there any conspiracy theorist that could be anywhere close to the truth when it comes to the true power of those who will doing the financial power and political power of europe. when it comes to these financial markets rory the bottom line is it's not about conspiracy theories it's about about a complete absence of the rule of law we saw this in the united states and m.f. global goldman sachs and jamie diamond and m.f. global and jon kors on stole money from customers a billion dollars is missing they're not having investigating it there's no rule of law in banking anymore it's open season it's just looting germany knows it they love it they're going to go and take all of greece's assets portugal all spain it's germany four point zero get used to it by scott the host of the cars reporter live on our t.v. here thanks very much. all right let's go straight to live pictures here on are live pictures coming in from athens of the

we get the diagnosis from squawk market master bob doll and today's guest host larry rot rothschild.hour of "squawk box" kicks off right now. ♪ doctor, doctor, can't you see i'm burning, burning ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and any very well crew sew-cabre sew-cabrera. >>> the mood is upbeat at this weekend's meeting of auto dealers in las vegas. u.s. auto sales should hit 13.9 million vehicles this year, one of the most optimistic forecasts to date. the group says the sales should be helped by low interest rates. >>> boeing says the new problem with the 787 dreamlineler not affect its plans to ramp up production. the issue involves incorrect shimmying with the aft fuselage. the company is in the process of making repairs. phil lebeau will have more later this hour. "chronicle" beat out "women in black" which starred harry potter's daniel radcliffe. futures are in the red, the dow futures down by almost 60 points, the s&p off by 7.8. the dow was pushed to its highest level last week to three and a half ye

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investment bank in the country and we'd send out this book that showed when it was founded with the rothschild'se. it's so weird that something that was founded in 1850 or whatever, lehman brothers, that was such a major break in 2008. such a huge -- which i think must give you a little bit of solace, maybe there isn't -- anything that you did to cause it. >> a little bit. >> it would have been very hard to prevent it. >> it was our job to keep it from happening. we didn't do that. when you say i could have done this, i could have done that. there's nothing that stands out. i think that you know, when the repo markets dry up, when you build your business around this collateral is what i'll borrow against -- you don't think of the event. >> are there things you wish you said or didn't say? >> no. >> no? >> what about the idea of leverage on wall street? we spoke yesterday with steve crawford, who said that's the one thing that needs to change. not these thousands of pages of regulation. but the leverage be tightly controlled. >> i think you have to be careful about how you define leverage. i thin