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They wanted. they retaliated. >> they started saying in their e-mails to me if i didnt come up with the money on a certain date, they were going to start cutting off his fingers. >> when jayne didnt, couldnt pay, the answer was swift. >> it said that i had been fooling around enough, and that eduardo had sent me a package. >> she was horrified. was it his finger? the federal agent, afraid for jaynes safety, sent someone else to follow the kidnappers directions to the buried package wrapped in pl...

Victim here, i didnt know that if i took a big loan out and couldnt pay for it, that something was going to happen. we have to do that as a country and individually. economic choices have moral consequences. >>neil: does that apply to talk to americans about we think you should cut, but just dont cut my stuff. >>guest: exactly, and a call for personal responsibility, not waiting for government, to bail you out of your problem. take personal responsibility as a family and as a local community and...

What we found is the major factors that tend to be associated with the er closures are mainly market-driven factors. >> so when you talk about the market-driven, how are commercially-operated hospitals faring in contrast? >> so, for example, if we look at a hospital thats operated by the for-profit companies they tend to have a higher risk of closing the ers. but keep in mind, the not for profit hospitals tend to be -- they get tax break by agreeing to provide some level of community benefits an...

Looks? >> well, theres no question that many people wondered how all the counterparties who were owed money received 100% on the dollar. but that judgment was made by the people in the trenches at the time. and really its not our function as a commission to second guess those judgments. aig entered into credit default swap contracts under which they agreed to insure the counterparties against the failure of those particular securities, and to that extent, aig owes them the money. now, if aig had...

Bubble seem to me to be missing a very important point. we are talking here about entity. home ownership, homes where there is not the degree of leverage that we have seen elsewhere. this is not the.com situation. you are not going to see the collapse that you see when people talk about a bubble. those of us on our committee in particular will continue to push for home ownership. >> bill: unbelievable. he gets reelected and reelected and reelected. of course the housing bubble did collapse partl...

Bubble seem to me to be missing a very important point. we are talking here about entity. home ownership, homes where there is not the degree of leverage that we have seen elsewhere. this is not the.com situation. you are not going to see the collapse that you see when people talk about a bubble. those of us on our committee in particular will continue to push for home ownership. >> bill: unbelievable. he gets reelected and reelected and reelected. of course the housing bubble did collapse partl...

Bubble seem to me to be missing a very important point. we are talking here about entity. home ownership, homes where there is not the degree of leverage that we have seen elsewhere. this is not the.com situation. you are not going to see the collapse that you see when people talk about a bubble. those of us on our committee in particular will continue to push for home ownership. >> bill: unbelievable. he gets reelected and reelected and reelected. of course the housing bubble did collapse partl...

New haven. the father, ken, he was a contractor, had a pretty good job, they could afford that home at one point in time. his clients, because of the housing crisis, couldnt pay him huh they owed him. they fell behind on their bills, so did kens family, and thus, the cycle continues, and then they lost their home. drew? >> is he working? are they bringing income in? >> right now, again, contractor, the work is whenever there is a job. so its very sportic. the mother, six kids from age 10 up to 1...

What 70% of the country want. they cant build a fence, they cant evacuate new orleans, they cant run a post office, and the guy in nevada, the brothel owner who couldnt pay his taxes turned his brothel over to the government ran it into the grounds in six months. they cant even run a whorehouse in nevada. >> they would argue that post katrina, building a fence came under a previous administration. the administration said theyre sending more troops down to patrol the border. and, in fact, the pre...

Relief, it wasnt as bad as it could have been. it wasnt as helpful as they had hoped and their $600 million in lobbying had hoped for, but it was better than that. other things consumers didnt get -- auto loans arent in this. the consumer protection agency will not cover auto loans. thats still individual dealers and individual companies allowed to do that. they didnt touch fannie mae and freddie mac which are wards of the state and huge problems for the american taxpayer. didnt touch that at al...