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From a second floor apartment to a clubhouse below. a woman saw bloody and injured people piled on top of each other. most of the injuries prains and broke know bones as you can imagine. >> brian: taxpayers shelled out money to save his company. and now he wants a pat on the back. ceo said they fail would to say thank you after he repaid. >> steve: here is his quote. >> brian: by goal, those aig people made a promise and the feds are making a profit on top of everything. and god bless america an...

Should shout by golly heez aig people made a promise they are going to make a promise. god bless america and god bless aig. unquote. >> by golly. >> the epa is putting off a dozen job killing regulations until after the election. james imhoff releasing a report that says when they loeave next year it will spell doom. greenhouse gas if enacted would cost 300 to $400 billion as year and significantly increase the price of gas and home heating. president obama set to sit down with jay leno less t...

Absolutely misleading. he talked about we had given 5 big banks a pass. this is absolutely not true. as a matter of fact, these are $50 billion banks and the banks such as aig and whats so important about this is this for the american public to understand, if these big banks fail and we dont have a way of dissolving them in an orderly fashion, they could bring this economy down. this is why we had to bail out all of these big banks and aig, but now with dodd-frank we have an orderly way of disma...

That is the situation. >>neil: if one of them gets in trouble or someone not on the list we would not bail them out again? >>guest: these are especially the ones. jon corzines firm, we would not bail it out. >>neil: we would not let a bank of america go under. >>guest: it is impossible. >>neil: charlie gasparino, thank you. >> in the meantime, for now, we are grateful that g.e. cap dallas and a.i.g. are not tanking just yet just as we are thankful the economic numbers are not soaring. the last f...

Lower risk exposure. charles gasparino is here on what that might mean. >>guest: it is g.e. capital which almost put the whole firm unback in 2008 because of their risky investments and people pulling money out. if the government did not bail them out they could not have paid their employees. >>neil: does this mean they are exposed again in in this case? >>guest: a.i.g. was one of the causes of the federal crisis, they insured all the ricky assets on the books of the big banks so it was on the h...

No. europe is a problem. they have a lot of problems. >>neil: as much exposure? >>guest: no one knows. our banks today, including a.i.g. there is not a bank but an insurance company that insures bang assets and including g.e. capitals is all connected with assets that are tied to the european banks. that is why they are put on the watch list with everyone else by this systematic financial whatever it is called. >>neil: are they covering their behind in if something does hit the fan treasury can ...

Him. peter, i feel like you have seen better days. >> well, i dont think so. these are good days. >> where is your tinker bell, and what would see have to say about all of this? i am trying to do an interview here! >> this is exciting. shay what have you seen from a years worth of occupying. >> he is the strong and silent type. >> we are responsible for the collapse of wall street. bear stern, goldman sacks, aig. >> mel gibson. >> i dont believe he is a banker. >> you dont have a little person p...

Meltdown a financial tsunami engulfing some of the nations biggest moneymakers. >> the near-term fallout we are looking a at severe selloff on global markets today. the u.s. stock market under pressure as people worry about the ripple effects of the lehman bankruptcy sand what will happen with aig. >> by the time the day was over, the dow had plummeted more than 500 points. the very next night, another shock, the insurance company, aig, you heard maria talk about there, had to be rescued from co...

We know that was the cost of the fund, full, the amount of overall money that the federal government was making hay available. how much got used? how much was paid back? >> the good and bad knew not all $700 billion were used. >> not all of it was ever used, right? only used about -- >> a little over $400 billion. so far, from the big banks, as you know, are it appears that is profitable, money outstanding from the banks, fanny and freddy behind that not part of t.a.r.p., but nonetheless, as a t...

Through this huge imf bailout. the same thing that happened to aig. once you stuck money in it, it went to banks. thats what theyre doing. back door bailout for banks. youve got to let these countries start dealing with it themselves. there is no hope. i dont believe, in my opinion, for greece and probably a couple other countries. >> sally, the bailouts that weve seen, whether its companies or countries over the last couple of years, overall global taxpayers are frustrated. i mean, do we need t...