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Voter to weigh in who they would like to see on the ballot as third choice in 2012. jenna: we see the bus pick a president, not a party. don't want to screw up that slogan. pick a president, not a party. we think what you're doing is pretty interesting. thanks very much. >> great speaking with you, jenna. jon: bailouts are still costing you big-time with taxpayers now owed more than $130 billion. while it turns out that some of that cash may be fon forever. -- gone forever. liz macdonald from the fox business network is live with the story. were we misled as taxpayers? >> that is the question ...

Oh! gosh, don't mind if i do. who was the first to offer pet injury coverage? we were. and when did you know you wanted to sell insurance? i said i wouldn't cry. um... whee! it's flo time. now, that's progressive. call or click today. martha: heads up american taxpayers, the government still owes you nearly $133 billion according to a new report that just came out today from the woman who oversaw the 700 billion-dollar bail out. she says $132.9 billion went out to companies to help them out back in 2008. they still haven't paid that money back. and that isn't even the worst of the news. good m...

Debt already incurred. >> what troubles me greatly is many of the same senators who are going to vote against the debt ceiling voted for the spending. they voted to spend the money knowing we didn't have it. >> meanwhile, the government watchdog overseeing the $700 billion financial bail-out from 2008 say taxpayers are still owed $133 billion that companies haven't repaid and some aren't likely to ever. >> one democrat led bipartisan negotiations to drastically reduce the debt says he hopes today's reminder of the rising tide of red ink leads to congressional action. >> i would much rather go ...

Broken, some rescue programs will last until 2017 and taxpayers are still on the hook for $133 billion from the ones we had. and dave ramsey is not surprised, the best selling author and uber radio host. you told us this would be the case. but here we go. >>guest: well, the tarp program, it has been loosely run, it has been riddled with fraud. and, the accounting on it has been pitiful. if someone ran a decision in my business we would have a good old fashioned firing. citric dick louse and to use that as a speaking method, i understand, but we know that bailouts have not stopped and the hando...

Sheets quickly through direct purchases of equity through banks. >> where does a big chunk of that money ultimately go? financial institutions got $320 billion. the auto industry took home $81 billion. homeowner programs received 27 billion. and other financial programs raked in close to 26 billion. with just managing t.a.r.p. now requires a service of 22 law firms, 15 financial firms and operating budget of $1.5 billion just so far and monthly expenses of around $133 billion. that's a lot of money. did t.a.r.p. do the job it was supposed to do? that's what we want to ask. dylan ratigan is hos...