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Loan program. right? >> i did. i was the chief operating officer for $1.7 trillion of the american taxpayers money. and i was responsible for providing services to 43 million customers. i discovered that we have a fundamentally broken and flawed system. that basically continues to put a tremendous level of debt on students' backs and is destroying their credit files and quite frankly is handicapping the fabric of america in terms of development so, yes, i ran that program. found that it has got problems and we have got to fix it i'm deeply concerned all biden is doing is kicking that can down ...

Congress going to do something about it? can they? >> i think backlash is coming from the public and that's exactly the right answer. as you said at the outset we did not grant these companies the privilege of using our information, they built their own business on the backs of our information. the big companies have 200 million credit files and make a lot of money off those credit files. if they're going to do that, they're responsible for keeping that data secure and they're going to have to be answerable to someone as to how they secure it. this will require congress to step up, think hard ...

However, he will not interview bergdahl until his doctors give the okay. bergdahl is still recovering at an army medical facility in texas. the army so far is not setting any timetable to complete that part of the investigation. developing now, court action against one of the big three credit reporting agencies with a lawsuit now accusing experian of knowingly including bad data in the credit files of millions of americans. of course that has huge implications. because those reports are used to get everything. you know that. your loans, your home mortgages. all that to sensitive government s...

presidential candidates about their marathon battle. >> and your child or grandchild may be the target of identity theft. it turns out youngsters are at high risk for a crime that could scar their financial record for years to come. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." it's looking more and more as if the united states supreme court will cut the heart out of the health care reform law, that's the part which would require americans to buy insurance. if that mandate is found unconstitutional, it's ...

that the cold war ended more than two decades ago. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm gloria borger and you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the average price for a gallon of regular gas today is about $4. make that $3.92. our new poll shows nearly half of americans expect that price to hit $5. that's $5 this year and most blame the oil companies. president obama tried to hitch a ride on those sentiments today. chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is here. >> jessica, is the president going after big oil? >> again. >> believe it or not, it rea...