. >> do you remember willie sutton?how come he robbed banks? >> that's where the money is. >> exactly. washington, d.c. that's where the money is. >> that works in reverse, too. the banks will keep coming back to our congress, because that's where the money is. our money. all right. that does it for "the psycycle." joy reid, all yours. >> leave it to ari to bring back eddie murphy. >>> president obama is making a list, and he's checking it twice. >> this is the defining challenge of our time. making sure our economy works for every working american. that's why i ran for president. the basic bargain at the heart of our economy. this increasing inequality is most pronounced in our country. a child may never be able to escape poverty, because she lacks a decent education or health care. that should offend all of us. what drives me is a grandson, a son, a father, an american, is to make sure that every striving, hard-working, optimistic kid has the same incredible chance that this country gave me. dr. king once said, of all

big trucks and big suvsment he said when he was asked why are you doing that, he said why did willie sutton rob bankses? because that's where the money is. and mark royce echoed that today with him as well. gm, he says, a very, very different company b today. >> if anything's changed and i could sum it up in a sentence, it'd be the has become a revenue-generating, customer-focused company again instead of a distressed inti bety. those are the big changes. we've worked very hard, and i'm just so proud of everybody. >> reporter: and, you know, that is why, liz, a lot of people are thinking very positively about gm stock. it has done pretty well, a lot of people think it's going to do a lot more. now that the government is out, now that new management is coming in. and i'll tell you, really exciting to see these trucks -- that's a heavy duty. that's the chevy silverado heavy duty pickup and, boy, that is a big, massive piece of technology right there. liz: whoa. and the silverado, they have great margins, don't they? that's the real moneymaker for some of these companies. >> reporter: they do.

but willie sutton was wrong. banks are not just where the money is. what we are seeing today is value is everywhere. and what the criminals are doing are exploiting all of the repositories of value, whether it's, you, medical services, whether it's insurance services, disability payments, the use of somebody's identity to get a false driver's license, false passport to avoid crime. i mean, so there are just so many opportunities to extract value using people's personal information that, you know, the world has just gotten so much more complicated and consumers think i know how to check the security of my bank accounts. and, of course, in financial services, there are very good recovery methods. we have laws that allow you to correct mistakes on credit cards and bank accounts and so forth. but correcting something like an arrest record, you know, that was created with your information, or a fake passport or social security benefits, or so many of these other forms of identity theft is just -- you know, we haven't really evolved to the place where there