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Means that we get all the shit-- can i say shit? i still dont know. - well, you keep doing it, so-- - i know. - just--i dont know. like, can we... that reminds me. who the fuck was responsible for the obliteration of the american dream? i needed to get back to our whodunit and narrow down our suspects. [intriguing music] i got a mysterious call from kevin saying he had some high-level intel regarding my mission. i asked him to meet me by the washington monument. kevin? you know, to add to the in...

This enabled ryan to come up with three top suspects. - this is chairman of the committee, sponsor of the managers amendment, bill goodling. technically, the managers amendment where this first pops up is under his name. - so the first time we see any mention of this provision is in the managers amendment. and he controls that amendment? - right. it doesnt necessarily mean its his thing. - its not a smoking gun. but obviously... - he would have been in a position to make it happen. - yeah. makin...

Means that we get all the shit-- can i say shit? i still dont know. - well, you keep doing it, so-- - i know. - just--i dont know. like, can we... that reminds me. who the fuck was responsible for the obliteration of the american dream? i needed to get back to our whodunit and narrow down our suspects. [intriguing music] i got a mysterious call from kevin saying he had some high-level intel regarding my mission. i asked him to meet me by the washington monument. kevin? you know, to add to the in...

This enabled ryan to come up with three top suspects. - this is chairman of the committee, sponsor of the managers amendment, bill goodling. technically, the managers amendment where this first pops up is under his name. - so the first time we see any mention of this provision is in the managers amendment. and he controls that amendment? - right. it doesnt necessarily mean its his thing. - its not a smoking gun. but obviously... - he would have been in a position to make it happen. - yeah. makin...

- this was a big step. now we knew when it came in and that it was slipped in where it was less likely to be noticed. this enabled ryan to come up with three top suspects. - this is chairman of the committee, sponsor of the managers amendment, bill goodling. technically, the managers amendment where this first pops up is under his name. - so the first time we see any mention of this provision is in the managers amendment. and he controls that amendment? - right. it doesnt necessarily mean its hi...

You know, we still get denied for mortgages at higher rates. so i think, you know, being a black millennial means that we get all the shit-- can i say shit? i still dont know. - well, you keep doing it, so-- - i know. - just--i dont know. like, can we... that reminds me. who the fuck was responsible for the obliteration of the american dream? i needed to get back to our whodunit and narrow down our suspects. [intriguing music] i got a mysterious call from kevin saying he had some high-level inte...

[cash register dings] - [laughs] - next is buck mckeon. representative mckeon was the chairman of the higher education subcommittee. so he would have been the first crack at the bill. he would have had to plausibly be aware of what was in the managers amendment. - he even kind of looks like he is happy he got away with something. - [laughs] - oh, i knew buck. not only was the california republican on the higher education subcommittee, he also became chair of the powerful armed services committee...

- i think it was buck mckeon. - how sure are you? - all evidence points in his direction. out of anybody in congress, mckeon had the best motive. between his committee assignments and the fact that he was the recipient of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from major college lending companies. he had a lot to gain personally by supporting key legislation on their behalf. - how did you uncover this stuff? - its all public records, so you can go in and see he was the primary sponsor, n...

Congress. there was really no reason no the to. they have advised our leadership of our very sensitive matters before they took place. we understand the risks of disclosure. so that notification really should have been made. >> representative mckeon is reallyup set, hes accusing the administration are trying to pass the buck for this swap. apparently defense secretary chuck hague order -- chuck hagel ordered the swap. is the administration trying to pass the buck for this? >> i dont think thats ...