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here is elizabeth warren questioning tim geithner. [video clip] if you look where the government acted earlier. in that context, both in the kinds of fannie and freddy, we were clear that the conditions will changes. >> i'm sorry, you're saying that there have been changes in management? >> absolutely. >> that receive t.a.r.p. fund? >> as i said n the context in the interventions taken in fannie and freddy. >> i'm asking about the financial institutions. >> the principle is important in this case. i said it publicly, going forward, where institutions need exceptional level of the system, we will make sure conditions to help ensure firms merge stronger. >> what did you see there? >> i saw a classic refusal to answer a question. what elizabeth warren was asking -- she came back a couple times and she would do. he wouldn't answer the question. the answer to the question was obviously no. they kept their jobs and bonuses and they kept their rich compositions. those bonuses were restored for executives. rather than to answer the question,
here is elizabeth warren questioning tim geithner. [video clip] if you look where the government acted earlier. in that context, both in the kinds of fannie and freddy, we were clear that the conditions will changes. >> i'm sorry, you're saying that there have been changes in management? >> absolutely. >> that receive t.a.r.p. fund? >> as i said n the context in the interventions taken in fannie and freddy. >> i'm asking about the financial institutions. >>...
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"tim geithner had been the bail out irin chief during the trait crisis. as president of the new york fed, tim had been responsible for regulating many of the very institutions whose activities had gotten us all into trouble." a lot more with that and the feud with secretary geithner when shelia steps to the set right here on "power lunch" on cnbc. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >>> it's going to be a real bad week for traffic here in manhattan because of the u.n. general asell blind a lot of new yorkers hate it. that might have been why one of the reasons why these two businessmen got into a first fight over a can, all, as you said, caught on tape. making the rounds on the
"tim geithner had been the bail out irin chief during the trait crisis. as president of the new york fed, tim had been responsible for regulating many of the very institutions whose activities had gotten us all into trouble." a lot more with that and the feud with secretary geithner when shelia steps to the set right here on "power lunch" on cnbc. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research...
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>> yeah. >> eliot: shame on him. [ laughter ] >> eliot: tim geithner? as eager to be in the room with all of those folks. he had the job of telling them how much tarp money the government wanted him to take. >> eliot: he wants to be one of them way too much. >> i think he has matured, but at that point, yes, that was absolutely my impression. >> eliot: and the new york fed was the endtyity that controlled all of this. >> yeah we fought the new york fed on these two standards. we fought them tooth and nail on that. >> eliot: that's when people believed these were the masters -- >> yes. [overlapping speakers] >> eliot: jamie dimon you say nice things about. >> i do. at the fdic we had an opportunity to deal with business people too. and dimon's bank we had an auction, and they won the bid for wamu and the transition was seamless. there was no disruption of services to customers, and they just executed very well. and he had a strong balance sheet. he said this is crazy we're getting out of here -- >> eliot: they have had some hiccups since then. >> absolute
>> yeah. >> eliot: shame on him. [ laughter ] >> eliot: tim geithner? as eager to be in the room with all of those folks. he had the job of telling them how much tarp money the government wanted him to take. >> eliot: he wants to be one of them way too much. >> i think he has matured, but at that point, yes, that was absolutely my impression. >> eliot: and the new york fed was the endtyity that controlled all of this. >> yeah we fought the new york fed...
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. >> they have john kerry, tim geithner, both men have tax issues, turbo tax tim, john kerry didn't want to pay taxes on his yacht. i guess it's okay for him to be rich. they're rolling out bill clinton. aren't you excited to hear what he'll have to say. >> the best politician ever. >> i'm excited to hear bill clinton. that's the one person i think has some credibility and might make some sendings. i wish the administration would listen to him a bit more. isn't it interesting that they have to rely on him. >> call me. >> they wil there were more blae band in the entire republican convention delegation. >> what band are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? >> the band outside had four black people in it. >> there were women. i want to make it clear. there weren't four black people in the rnc. i want your number. such garbage. >> that's garbage. >> that's nonsense. >> tell me how many blacks there were. >> it's not up to me to count them. that's up to liberal democrats like you. >> we're not about quotas. >> do we know tim geithner is going to be there? >> yes, we do. he's in
. >> they have john kerry, tim geithner, both men have tax issues, turbo tax tim, john kerry didn't want to pay taxes on his yacht. i guess it's okay for him to be rich. they're rolling out bill clinton. aren't you excited to hear what he'll have to say. >> the best politician ever. >> i'm excited to hear bill clinton. that's the one person i think has some credibility and might make some sendings. i wish the administration would listen to him a bit more. isn't it interesting...
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tim geithner. he was head of the new york fed when we had the meltdown we made him head of the treasury i that there was the better way of doing things. absolutely. if anybody should have known with lehman brothers. neil: he wants to avoid any thing or institutions he cites them a g and g come to mind. he is being extra cautious. why? it is such a big number i cannot come to grips with it i have a degree in math. and that is the number 10 times the gross product. neil: we are as expose now as the end? >> any little mistake jpmorgan is known as one of the best run banks in the world weber was running it used to be known as the most trustworthy guide now he was taking positions nobody knew about and they caught it just in time. the others did not have that reputation. >> if either one of these i see if they are in trouble the government would have notorious with a system of gold meltdown. >> dodd/frank is not the answer to anything. of less is so basic but he sits at the helm with the meltdown. what
tim geithner. he was head of the new york fed when we had the meltdown we made him head of the treasury i that there was the better way of doing things. absolutely. if anybody should have known with lehman brothers. neil: he wants to avoid any thing or institutions he cites them a g and g come to mind. he is being extra cautious. why? it is such a big number i cannot come to grips with it i have a degree in math. and that is the number 10 times the gross product. neil: we are as expose now as...
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that is in a nerd object like an old toaster or a weed whacker or maybe some coloring books from tim geithner's grade school and you're saying this is collateral to back trillions of dollars worth of derivatives . well yes and all of these derivative trades are happening now by a clearing houses like the chicago mercantile exchange now that's where they're monitoring it and making sure that there's some sort of collateral so in comes the seven banks including j.p. morgan and bank of america and they're the biggest because they have one hundred forty trillion worth of derivatives on their books so they plan to let customers swap lower rated securities that don't meet standards in return for a loan of treasuries or similar holdings they do qualify a process dubbed collateral transformation so literally somebody comes in with corporate bonds or non government backed mortgage backed securities so junk they can take that to j.p. morgan and j.p. morgan blesses it with a loan of a treasury bond which then they put on as collateral for him for example the chicago mercantile exchange but they have to pa
that is in a nerd object like an old toaster or a weed whacker or maybe some coloring books from tim geithner's grade school and you're saying this is collateral to back trillions of dollars worth of derivatives . well yes and all of these derivative trades are happening now by a clearing houses like the chicago mercantile exchange now that's where they're monitoring it and making sure that there's some sort of collateral so in comes the seven banks including j.p. morgan and bank of america and...
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in the book if tim geithner to his credit who is running around saying fire, we have got to fix this. we are going to do potentially something that will be indelible and last for generations. it's going to screw up everything. when you get into the details you realize it could have been fixed. quite frankly ronald reagan would have sat down and said we can't let this happen. >> as we mentioned earlier the white house said the president is fully committed to preventing default. >> before you leave the house let's get the weather update from maria molina. i love it because it feels like fall is here. >> good morning and good morning patti ann. we are looking at temperatures a little cooler out across portions of the northeast. you saw some of that yesterday. today 61 right now romney north carolina -- in carolina people feeling the cool fall air moving on in. as we head westbound we have a strong cold front pushing through the center of the nation heading into that system relatively warm currently in the 70s across texas and kansas city. behind that front it will get a lot cooler. 51 in
in the book if tim geithner to his credit who is running around saying fire, we have got to fix this. we are going to do potentially something that will be indelible and last for generations. it's going to screw up everything. when you get into the details you realize it could have been fixed. quite frankly ronald reagan would have sat down and said we can't let this happen. >> as we mentioned earlier the white house said the president is fully committed to preventing default. >>...
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tim geithner was willing to let it work its way on its own. and grievous mistake.litated our economy. the successes and jennifer granholm. >> she was awesome. >> she was awesome. it's the auto bailout. i'm struck that mitt romney has not responded adequately. what is the republican party going to say about its meaningful support to bail out the auto industry. >> they're going to say nothing. it's better than saying something. they're likely to get the message wrong. they already have the imagine of not being the party of the working man and this could give further ammunition for the democrats to pin on them. one further thing on housing. they're easing back very slowly. but when you have the opportunity to do something serious, you have the rent on rant on the business channel in essence, the tea party-- >> eliot: centelli. >> exactly. they have not been able to pars out how to get beyond that argument how to get beyond that notion of moral hazard to moral good and have the economy recover a lot better without the notion of someone getting something that they didn'
tim geithner was willing to let it work its way on its own. and grievous mistake.litated our economy. the successes and jennifer granholm. >> she was awesome. >> she was awesome. it's the auto bailout. i'm struck that mitt romney has not responded adequately. what is the republican party going to say about its meaningful support to bail out the auto industry. >> they're going to say nothing. it's better than saying something. they're likely to get the message wrong. they...
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we have got -- i mean-- >>> more. >> in the book, as you went through it, tim geithner, to his credit, who is running around saying, fire! we have got to fix this! we are going to do potentially something that will be indelible and last for generations. it is going to screw up everything. and when you get into the details, you realize that it could have been fixed. >> sean: yeah. >> quite frankly, i think bill clinton or ronald reagan would have sat down and said, we can't let this happen. >> sean: you go into detail in the book about how ronald reagan -- remember, i don't know if you mention tip o'neill, but you talk about his liaisons to congress. both me and bill clinton, on the phone late at night. they had relationships with congress. that's know the case with president obama. >> that's right. and the white house was saying, oh, this is something -- my conclusion. it's in the book, larry summers, the economic czar for obama in the white house for the first two years. and he says, obama has no feeling for the game of politics, no sense of the joy of the game. and in fact does not
we have got -- i mean-- >>> more. >> in the book, as you went through it, tim geithner, to his credit, who is running around saying, fire! we have got to fix this! we are going to do potentially something that will be indelible and last for generations. it is going to screw up everything. and when you get into the details, you realize that it could have been fixed. >> sean: yeah. >> quite frankly, i think bill clinton or ronald reagan would have sat down and said, we...
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shocking that tim geithner's department would not help in this cause.ming but i did and i called it on this show, the online show and every other show. now we have this news. >> cenk: now the excuse that they always use is these cases are always hard to prove. let me report another story. >> cenk: in other words, they knew it was junk. do you know what's know what that's called? tim geithner, look it up--it's called fraud. there will be no criminal investigation whatsoever. they might do civil investigations later. there is a word i use to describe an event that was this obvious. it's called--of course! of course they're not going to do any criminal investigations. they had one against bear-sterns, no convictions whatsoever. they have no interest in going after the bankers. they are part of the
shocking that tim geithner's department would not help in this cause.ming but i did and i called it on this show, the online show and every other show. now we have this news. >> cenk: now the excuse that they always use is these cases are always hard to prove. let me report another story. >> cenk: in other words, they knew it was junk. do you know what's know what that's called? tim geithner, look it up--it's called fraud. there will be no criminal investigation whatsoever. they...
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the treasury secretary, tim geithner, here in the u.s., is running around hollering fire. we've got to do something about this. the simple fact is that the politicians have not been willing to come up with a plan that would involve paying for republicans and democrats, something that is a compromise. so we head into this election with the financial house that is not in order. >> you are very clear in this book that this president, unlike previous presidents, has not worked his will. what are the consequences of that? >> they may be very substantial. president reagan in and president clinton, you can criticize them, and a lot of people would, but they had a way of carrying things over the finish line and getting their way. obama is still distant, somewhat removed from this. he has not engaged on a personal level enough with people, so you see obama reacting intellectually, sometimes with passion, but never to the point, my god, we've got to solve this problem. when i interviewed him for the book at length, he pointed the finger right at the opposition party, the republicans
the treasury secretary, tim geithner, here in the u.s., is running around hollering fire. we've got to do something about this. the simple fact is that the politicians have not been willing to come up with a plan that would involve paying for republicans and democrats, something that is a compromise. so we head into this election with the financial house that is not in order. >> you are very clear in this book that this president, unlike previous presidents, has not worked his will. what...
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that's a tough one. >> or we could turn -- the tim geithner story. >> i think the tim geithner is muchinteresting than most organizations are giving it credit for. >> i'll have to listen, i guess. if you talk about it again, i'll listen. >> there was a great article yesterday about the business of college bars. college bars going out of business because college kids who used to go to bars to hook up are now having apps, so they pregame at home or in their frat house or whatever and then they show up at the bar, maybe if they shup the aow up at all, li last hour. a great quote. these kids -- this is from a former owner who went out of business. college bar owner. these kids today won't even pay for a $2 drink. they buy a bottle of southern comfort, show up in time to try to get laid, but they just end up throwing up in my men's room and i get reprimanded because it looks lying i'm the one who let them get drunk. >> this squawk ward moment has been produce the to you by andrew ross sorkin. >> everybody yells at him because kids watch our show. >> i didn't know you were going read so wisf
that's a tough one. >> or we could turn -- the tim geithner story. >> i think the tim geithner is muchinteresting than most organizations are giving it credit for. >> i'll have to listen, i guess. if you talk about it again, i'll listen. >> there was a great article yesterday about the business of college bars. college bars going out of business because college kids who used to go to bars to hook up are now having apps, so they pregame at home or in their frat house or...
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let's start with tim geithner -- >> do we have that much time?om me when he should have been worried about protecting the taxpayers from citi. it sounds like you believe -- and you say in this book that tim geithner was interested in protecting the big banks. >> well, he was. i mean, i think -- and i've also said that i think he was doing what he thought was right. i think he thought about protecting banks, making them profitable, it was going to benefit the broader economy, and it didn't work out that way. their interests are different from our interests. and i think that was the fundamental problem, the philosophy of the bailout policies that continued on to 2009 and to some extent today. they are two very different things. >> so how did this happen that the end of 2008, 2009, we were all jumping up and down screaming that the banks were too big to fail? they were too big to fail? >> right. >> and now the banks are even bigger. >> yeah. >> in any of these four or five banks failed tomorrow, we would be bailing them out again. >> i'd like to thi
let's start with tim geithner -- >> do we have that much time?om me when he should have been worried about protecting the taxpayers from citi. it sounds like you believe -- and you say in this book that tim geithner was interested in protecting the big banks. >> well, he was. i mean, i think -- and i've also said that i think he was doing what he thought was right. i think he thought about protecting banks, making them profitable, it was going to benefit the broader economy, and it...
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this is really about the survival of the american economy and tim geithner, the treasury secretary, repeatedly in private meetings tells the president, look, if you don't fix this, we are going to trigger a financial calamity, something that potentially would be worse than the depression of the 1930's. this is not just normal politics and deal-making. this is necessity. >> if you're looking for something that might force both sides to compromise in a second term of obama in a way they didn't compromise in the first term of obama, i wonder if it's that. the financial markets turn on america. that is what could make the pain of inaction greater than the pain of doing something. the markets will say we do not trust american politicians. >> the fact is that boehner can get enough votes to get this passed if he is willing to kick the tea party under the bus. that is going to be -- chris: who is stronger, boehner or the tea party? >> boehner and the mainstream republicans are. you also have a bunch of republicans who are tossing away the no tax. >> help the voter right here, if you're undecided and
this is really about the survival of the american economy and tim geithner, the treasury secretary, repeatedly in private meetings tells the president, look, if you don't fix this, we are going to trigger a financial calamity, something that potentially would be worse than the depression of the 1930's. this is not just normal politics and deal-making. this is necessity. >> if you're looking for something that might force both sides to compromise in a second term of obama in a way they...
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tim geithner tried to stop us from doin doing this until overwhelming support when the administration came onboard. when we send the signals overseas the ayatollahs don't think we are that serious. they are four years closer to a nuclear weapon. when you hesitate and don't speak with clarity and don't project your confidence in american values it projects weakness and equivocation. it shows we are weakening our resolve and weakening our military and when you project weakness bad things happen and look what is going on around the world. >> wednesday's debate will focus on domestic policy, looking back over the historical record the question is why aren't you guys running away with this race? let me put up statistics. unemployment 8.1%. no president has won reelection with unemployment that high since fdr in 1940. gdp growth. no president has won reelection with gdp growth that low he since they started measuring growth in 1930. question, given all of that, why are you and romney losing at this point? >> we are going to win this race. give than we will win this race. >> chris: but you a
tim geithner tried to stop us from doin doing this until overwhelming support when the administration came onboard. when we send the signals overseas the ayatollahs don't think we are that serious. they are four years closer to a nuclear weapon. when you hesitate and don't speak with clarity and don't project your confidence in american values it projects weakness and equivocation. it shows we are weakening our resolve and weakening our military and when you project weakness bad things happen...
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this book, critical with people you were working with, tim geithner, probably not sending you a christmas what are the mistakes made back then? >> first of all, two points to point out, everyone did what they thought was right. the fundamental fallacy is was if you brown the institution, make them profitable it will help rest of us, help the broader economy and just didn't turn out that watch we averted a true catlism from owe kburg we didn't -- the credit lines were still pulled, the loans were still pulled. koncht have done it better? >> could have done it better could. have done more to clean up troubled loans, get them off bank balance sheets, should have you done far more on mortgage restructuring, glad see the housing market come back a little bit. a long time coming, still a lot of inventory to come on the market. >> can i ask you first of all, thank you for what you did standing up, being an independent voice, i think you became an important independent voice of all americans. i happen to agree with you, i think one thing that president obama did he shouldn't have done, he should
this book, critical with people you were working with, tim geithner, probably not sending you a christmas what are the mistakes made back then? >> first of all, two points to point out, everyone did what they thought was right. the fundamental fallacy is was if you brown the institution, make them profitable it will help rest of us, help the broader economy and just didn't turn out that watch we averted a true catlism from owe kburg we didn't -- the credit lines were still pulled, the...
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like robert rubin or tim geithner a barack obama or the crew they can just expose not talk or see in the country of their choice whether it's america or some place in the middle east to extract from the population vs be the implementation of a autocracy and that's the prevailing political system we see all around the world now so part of the reason why they actually filed this arbitration suit was that citigroup had promised they wouldn't dilute the share from about five percent but in fact they did during the crisis they should billions of new shares where be in particular got crammed down even more than the other participants sandy weill however he was part of the group of six that rescued citi group he invested twenty one point two million dollars and sold at a profit of six point two million dollars only two years later that's a profit of twenty nine percent in two years that they're all crammed down you know they bring in a preferred share that has senorita all other shares and dilutes everybody else all the other shareholders and quantitative easing is just a global cram down d
like robert rubin or tim geithner a barack obama or the crew they can just expose not talk or see in the country of their choice whether it's america or some place in the middle east to extract from the population vs be the implementation of a autocracy and that's the prevailing political system we see all around the world now so part of the reason why they actually filed this arbitration suit was that citigroup had promised they wouldn't dilute the share from about five percent but in fact...
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. >> up next, both bailouts were bad, today we learn they were worse than thought, because tim geithner all but doubled down on a bad bet then, the sheets are shaking us down we refuse to step up. they are rolling in the dough, and now we kind find the dough, doh! with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business crit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, everday! helium delivery. put it on my spark card! [ pop! ] [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capitalne. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go n
. >> up next, both bailouts were bad, today we learn they were worse than thought, because tim geithner all but doubled down on a bad bet then, the sheets are shaking us down we refuse to step up. they are rolling in the dough, and now we kind find the dough, doh! with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business crit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, everday! helium delivery. put...
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tim geithner really takes it on the chin. fascinating book. she will be here.i blare, absolutely charming. great lawyer former judge, running a foundation that does great stuff for women around the world. fun interesting conversation. >> sheila bear is one of the heros that did the right thing. >> indeed she do. >> cenk: looking forward to it elliot, thank you. >> thank you. >> cenk: when we come back we're going to do are they contagious? i don't think so. [ male announcer ] contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! >> cenk: we no climate change has had devastating results, but this one might hit home. we're going to lose 10% production in europe and 1.3% reduction in u.s. of our bacon. our bacon. climate change! don't do it to him! oh, there it is! the oil companies ruining our bacon! and oil subsidies are always involved, but poor harvest is a huge part of the reason why. overall gdp we are losing. in 2011 we lost 1.6% of gdp because of climate change. and up to 10% will be lost by 2100. that is devastating. so in the middle of the ring unfortunately is the e
tim geithner really takes it on the chin. fascinating book. she will be here.i blare, absolutely charming. great lawyer former judge, running a foundation that does great stuff for women around the world. fun interesting conversation. >> sheila bear is one of the heros that did the right thing. >> indeed she do. >> cenk: looking forward to it elliot, thank you. >> thank you. >> cenk: when we come back we're going to do are they contagious? i don't think so. [ male...
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tim geithner worked for goldman sachs and he knows that a decision to sell stocks should it be basedn what you pay for the stalkers should be based on whether you can own the stock this time. right now, the government shouldn't own general motors stock. they should sell as soon as possible from the should've sold almost a year and half ago. when the value is up about 20% higher than it is now. taxpayers have seen losses of about $6 billion, about $3 billion more since that time, and we heard the same story then. they didn't want to sell it, stocks go up, they can go down, it is out now to secretary geithner also knows that if you hang in sometimes come in the markets going to ebb and flow. right now we actually have an upswing for the market. the taxpayer can and they can hold on, that is the truth here. we're talking with government. we are not treating billions of dollars from why not hang around for another year and let the investment a little bit? >> is called market timing. these are the same things or it well, why are they market timing their exits from jim? with this philosoph
tim geithner worked for goldman sachs and he knows that a decision to sell stocks should it be basedn what you pay for the stalkers should be based on whether you can own the stock this time. right now, the government shouldn't own general motors stock. they should sell as soon as possible from the should've sold almost a year and half ago. when the value is up about 20% higher than it is now. taxpayers have seen losses of about $6 billion, about $3 billion more since that time, and we heard...
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. >> up next, both bailouts were bad, today we learn they were worse than thought, because tim geithner all but doubled down on a bad bet then, the sheets are they are rolling in the dough, and now we kind find the dough, >> it never should have happened, it should never happen again, people who are in responsible for financial system, should be spending every waking moment making sure this never does have to happen again. neil: i wish i had time to find out how muchate geithner. >> i was cand it, w candid. we have fundamental disagreements. neil: she does hate him by the way. she says that the bank bailout was a mess. ch new book. for playing favorite on the bank bailouts and leaving taxpayers stuck with a bigger than expected bill, that could get big again because she thinks we will revisit this. david asman was with me covering this. everyone onboard. >> that is a scary thing, we could go through it again, she said that. it could happen again. listening to her, reading her snippets from the book. like reading comments from someone who went through a cult, and deprogrammed. said it wa
. >> up next, both bailouts were bad, today we learn they were worse than thought, because tim geithner all but doubled down on a bad bet then, the sheets are they are rolling in the dough, and now we kind find the dough, >> it never should have happened, it should never happen again, people who are in responsible for financial system, should be spending every waking moment making sure this never does have to happen again. neil: i wish i had time to find out how muchate geithner....
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we're going to ask her why she's going after the treasury secretary tim geithner.en: and they are going back to work, the nfl ironing things out with the referees union just in time for tonight's game. hndlg. -- hallelujah. but first here are some winners on the s&p 500. dagen: who gets the blame for the banking crisis? former fdic chief sheila bair is not pulling any punches, she has some tough words for the treasury secretary and we can't wait. >>> nfl making peace with its referees union. a deal in place to get the men in black and white back on the field tonight. >>> and why one of the world's biggest shippers is now going after the geek squad. >>> and i can see this, nicole petallides is a geek just like me, 30 past the hour, stocks now and every 15 minutes. she doesn't look like one, but she's a nerd at heart, and that's why we love you. nicole: thank you. i consider that a compliment. i love looking at stocks. right now i'm looking at nike right there, down 1/4 of 1%. we are focusing on both nike and rim coming out with their numbers. the blackberry maker ha
we're going to ask her why she's going after the treasury secretary tim geithner.en: and they are going back to work, the nfl ironing things out with the referees union just in time for tonight's game. hndlg. -- hallelujah. but first here are some winners on the s&p 500. dagen: who gets the blame for the banking crisis? former fdic chief sheila bair is not pulling any punches, she has some tough words for the treasury secretary and we can't wait. >>> nfl making peace with its...