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the question thewod be wha is the remedy? ery violation of l is not a crimal offense. an you have if y wish to proceed as a ciminal matt find a char that applied to at situation. and coue that there is none. >> there have been some calls for the senate intelligence committee to iestiga this matter. you're a mer of that committee. can you tells if therere plans at thisoint to investigate? would you support that? >> i think in the exercise our oversight responsibilities it is very importt r u make sure t this isot a continuing problem with the cia. it is of so concern that this camep at t last mi. apparentlyirector pnettaas very rapid in briing itto our attention d tryin t cure the illegality, butit's not exactly heart warming to think that the director of the cia for many months was unaware of the program himsel what happened to th meeting when he went into his guys and id, okay, lks, i'm the new dictor here. what do i need to know? what's gng to get us in ouble? bring me up to speed. i don't want anything going off under me i'm not forewarned about. i can't believe ayb

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so when you add it all up, wha kind of ape is j. p. morgan in? >> it has an extmely strong balance sheet in capital and reserbs, and i is profitable, so it's addingto both of those, so it quitetrong despite the loss that you're refering to. >> sie: goldman sachs ported strong earningsn tuesday, today we have these numbers from j. p morgan. wh you add up what we' hearso far, howould you characterize the financial health of the banki stem, from these two outfs? >>ell, there certainly t revenue sidef the equation whic remained qte strong in the seconduarter, got a lile weaker in t third quarter as thing slowedown. but the fixed income markets and equity markets have been relatively healthy. >> susie: weave some bank reports coming up, w have bank of america tomorrow, also citi tomorrow annext wed lls fargo. what suld we expect those firms to report? >> wl, tomorrow's report bank oamerica and citi also both have strong capital markets, so we're liky to see those to be ratively strong on those lines in bk of america case they added abt 13 billion to t

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ten membs, republicans and democrats with the goal of havi a report,hich will do a though analysis of wha has happened because the ameran people have en severy damad by the exrience of the la year. and what can we contribute to avoiding a repition. >> suzanne now, by the time your commission makes its rulings or giveits report, it will be the end of next year, if i'm not mistaken, crect, the end of 2010. >> december of 2010 is our final date to port. >> suzanne correct. do youelieve it's going to by then already be business as usual on wall street? i mean, isn't going to rt of a bit late to be ming these recommendations? >> no. weon'tant to be a commission th delays the proces of dealing with current problems. we look forward to assisting the congre and the treasury and the whitehouses they collectivelyake decisions. wh we wan to do is bui a record of what has happened to the american economy and then make recmendations in addition to those that may he already been put into place to avoid repetition. >> suzanne: it may nfusing i think t some of our viewers to be examing the system that fa

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which means it's time to see whas happening on our very own late night reality series "seventh floort." now there's been a lot of -- [ scattered applause ] thank you. there's been a lot of crazy drama going on. you know, crazy drama upstairs. you know what else there's been? a lot of staring. a lot of weird awkward staring. it's all very "hills" like. very dramatic. as you may remember, we had a big pizza party upstairs. then my writer miles ruined it by showing up with quesadillas. he called them mexican pizzas and started talking to my new assistant. it was very scandalous. we should check in and find out what's going on. so, join us, won't you for episode eight of "seventh floor west." [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: previously on "seventh floor west." i had been so excited for the big pizza party. but my arch enemy had started drama. >> he brought out quesadillas. >> and nothing had gone the way i planned. now my relationship with miles was worse than ever. i'm so over this. and to top it all off, the pizza party had been ruined. i didn't even feel like a pizza party anymore. i'