wicks with rpr. you took some pretty good shots at the fed debating the currency and set out to punish grandma. but, seriously, i want to think through -- what were the alternatives -- what are the alternatives scenarios? what should the fed have done? >> well, the feds should not have robbed the sabers. the fed should give savers a decent return on their deposits. those deposits are used by the banks to make loans. so what the fed was doing, at our expense, was giving the bankers a huge spread. between their deposit costs and their loan costs. so tin addition to the bail out of wall street, our savings are being used to subsidize the banks and wall street. they should have given us our money and savings, number one. and we would have gone out and used that to stimulate the economy with purchases. i mean, let's -- that's my biggest gripe. the other thing is when they deface the currency. you know, in order to improve our exports, say, and make us more competitive. they're reducing our purchasing powe

prosecutor joined by the fbi and the irs, to reveal the government's case against kwame brown, officials (rpr)man lied on bank loan applications for home equity loan where he listed himself as the vice president of an unnamed company. the application was faxed from brown's council office and included a forged signature as brown's college friend listed as president of the company. >> the unnamed friend did not brown permission to sign his name and did not agree his information should be used to perpetrate this fraud on the bank and never heard of the company that he purportedly was the president of. >> in 2007, brown applied for a loan to buy a $55,000 boat. according to court documents he submitted his 1099 with a $85,000 income but the "8" was written in and it should have been a "3." the fbi says the number was deliberately changed to secure the loan. >> this wasn't the case of a child forging a parent's name on a report considered or changing a bad grid. this is a case of a grown man, an elected city official, forging bank documents for his own enrichment. >> the u.s. attorney promised to

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