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No. >> neil: what do you make of this finally the government says what you said in that interview the spigot stops but the spigot had been running for a while. >> i think the government has don't right thing. they have worked hard and long. it's a mess. >> republicans have stood on principle trying to make sure we protect the taxpayer and to try to do everything we can to ensure this package will work the way it's intended. >> i don't think lightly ever putting ever the taxpayers -- taxpayer on the line to support an institution. >> should we read that as no more? >> don't read it as no more. ...

Much or i will soon, it's devastating. >> greed took over common sense. >> donald trump from his new york offices now with an update on something he told me almost a year ago. >> maybe they should suffer. maybe that bank should go under. maybe that bank should be taken over. i don't see how the government can help. >> what do you make of this now, that finally the government says what you've said in that interview, the spigot stops, but the spigot had been running for a while? >> well, i think the governor is going the right thing. they've worked hard, worked long, it's a mess. >> and republic...

Returns? do you realize, t.j., that they're going to spend $20 billion to $100 billion to clean up this mess and they get to deduct every dollar of that on their tax returns. how does that affect you and i, the taxpayer? for every $20 billion that they get to deduct, that's $4 billion less that they pay the irs in taxes. $4 billion less to the irs who is already broke. you and i, the taxpayer, will be bailing this disaster out just like we bailed aig out. >> we are essentially here talking about writing off a disaster. is there any talk out there of trying to -- and maybe this will start to ga...

Negligent, you can still deduct business losses on your tax return? do you realize, t.j., they're going to spend $20 billion to $100 billion to clean up this mess, and they get to deduct every dollar of that on their tax return? how does that affect you and i, the taxpayer? for every $20 billion that they get to deduct, that's $4 billion less that they pay the irs in taxes. >> wow. >> $4 billion less to the irs who is already broke. you and i the taxpayer will be bailing this disaster out just like we bailed aig out. >> we are essentially here talking about writing off a disaster. is there any...