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>> we had this agency called the office of thrift supervision. >> they did really well. >> outdated thing. >> exactly. this agency does have rule making power. i want to point out this bill doesn't actually write as many rules as it tells other people to write rules. that's also a big concern to me because regulators haven't done a great job in the past so we're asking them to write 533 new rules to protect us. i don't know if they're going to do it. i think in the end when consumers have more information and it is concise and clearly articulated it is better. but in the -- at the end of the d...

Puts in place the strongest consumer financial protections in history and it creates a new consumer watchdog to enforce those protections. because of this reform, the american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. >> all told, the bill would impose 533 new regulations on individuals and small businesses that creates a vast new unaccountable bureaucracy that if past experience is any guide will lead to countless, unintended consequences for individuals and small businesses. a bill that constricts credit and stifles growth in the middle of the worst econom...

Consumer financial protections in history and it creates a new consumer watchdog to enforce those protections. because of this reform, the american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. >> all told, the bill would impose 533 new regulations on individuals and small businesses that creates a vast new unaccountable bureaucracy that if past experience is any guide will lead to countless, unintended consequences for individuals and small businesses. a bill that constricts credit and stifles growth in the middle of the worst economic period in memory. >> bret...

And we're slowly working our way out of this. but we are going to be successful. >> austan gooslbee of the council for economic advisers. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> now the republican side of the story. joe watkins is msnbc analyst and chairman of students first, a school choice advocacy organization. great to see you again, joe. >> good to see you, chris. >> we keep hearing the republicans criticize the president's economic policy, but other than extending bush tax cuts, what is the gop proposing as a solution to unemployment? >> the gop wants to see a slowdown in the growt...

In the last four months alone there have been 31,000 alerts sent out by these devices that weren't properly cleared. now in defense of the only 275 agents who have to watch all these alerts that come out, many of those are for bad batteries or for someone who stepped into an elevator. it still shows that there are significant number not properly cleared so the inspector general here in california says there needs to be either more agents hired or put some analysts to watch the actual alerts and let the agents get back out on the streets. >> shepard: adam housley live in los angeles this aftern...