delaying the employer mandate for a year. michael jackson s mother katherine may soon tell jurors about her famous song. the wrong of the death trial is reaching its halfway mark. 83-year-old katherine jackson sat on the front row of the los angeles courtroom almost every one of the 46 days of testimony. she has shed some tears, sometimes laughing, and last week shouted out the name of one of her son s movies when a witness could not remember it. the trial of infamous ex-goldman sachs trader fabrice fabulous fab torre starts tomorrow. a former s.e.c. attorney says it could be a rare opportunity to punish somebody with the housing bubble that almost sank the economy years ago. the world is watching and waiting for the royal baby. katherine duchess of cambridge is expected to give birth any day now. they are waiting to find out if it s a boy or girl.
said push it as hard as you can and they sold it through the summer and they sold it and lost 80% of its value and the question for the layman on the outside and in this case senator levin was why would you do that? that s why it was somewhat disingenuous when blankfein was testifying and saying they weren t smart enough to know wall street was going to crumble. the fabulous fab. his testimony was that he could smell it was going south so they bet against it so what america got a good there s fabulous fab right there. my prediction will be he s on dancing with the stars next year. not as a dancer, but a judge. without buttons you ll see his cleavage. he can hold up a carl levin sign and say that dance was [beep]. maybe not. let s give you headlines for this wednesday. more safety violations at massey energy mine, the company that
some of the e-mails from the fabulous fab and the details from fabulous fab were to his girlfriends. he was writing to two different women, apparently he was going out with two women at the same time. lucky him. blankfein himself will be in the chair. abc got a heads up about some of the stuff he s going to say. he s going to thank the taxpayers. he s going to say without the bailout, we wouldn t be in good stead right now. he s going to talk about the day the charges were filed, the fraud charges by the sec calling it the worst day of his life. interesting. he has to thank the taxpayer because this whole thing is how the public perceives this, right? because it goes hand in hand with the financial reform. and yesterday it was very interesting because the g.o.p., i think, surprisingly, stood up and blocked it. the vote was 57-41. there had been so much talk over the weekend that they came to a compromise. you had dick shelby and chris dodd on the sunday programs together, republi
we did not have a big bet against the housing market as our performance in residential markets demonstrates and we believe at all times we worked appropriately with our clients. how many times did a lawyer go over that statement? how many times has he sat down with a lawyer in the last few days to determine how he ll answer questions today. not only will blankfein be there today, so will fabulous fab. the french guy that came flava flave, too. reality show. big watch around his neck. they say six goldman executives including the guy we re referring to is this guy who refers to himself in the third person and he said fabulous fav has figured a way to put together a fund that allowed people to buy into the fund therefore creating more wealth for those who shorted the housing market. and he said only the fabulous fab can pull that out. this kind of scary thing about this is and it goes to show you how deep the dodo is that goldman is in on this. they released to the committee
they can recover. certainly they ve taken a huge blow to their reputation with the average, main stream public but keep in mind the public isn t actually the market they re going after. they very much sell to other institutions. so as long as other institutions say, well, okay. you know, i don t mind still doing business with goldman sachs, i still think they re one of the smartest players on the street, they re going to be okay. the reality is when it comes to financial regulation this is just brewing and brewing and when you see comment like that, e-mails like this, and we can share some of these with the viewers because it s pretty stunning when you hear this kind of language. the trader who came up with a lot of these also known as the fabulous fab, identified himself as the fabulous fab, he said a few things like the widows and orphans statement and also said that this is essentially frankenstein turning against his own investor. i mean, they knew what was going on. they knew that