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it, eliot spitzer. of course, mr. carper, somebody we'll keep a close eye on. he's clearly a bankster. word from capitol hill is that the final vote on all of this could come as early as next week, which doesn't leave many time for the white knights to make this real reform. but glass-stegall with cantwell-mccain and the white house amendment on rules for credit cards, certainly worthwhile. call or email your senators. if you have a little time this weekend. tell them that you're smart enough to know the difference between fake solutions and real ones for too big to fail. they need...

so why haven't we seen the big banks broken up? well while too big to fail is horrendous for america every day as retirees, students and middle-class-teams suffer, it is unbelievably good for bank profits. you have a rigged game in which all the money comes to you. of course, a portion of those ill-gotten profits do have to go to politicians and lobbyists. so that they can keep this legal. and that is the most formidable foe we face, america. 1500 wall street lobbyists as we speak, descending on washington to fight senator blanche lincoln's derivatives reform, simply because it calls...

tell us what to do. we the people await your command. russell, you've already got it. yes, to all of the above. the less you are servicing debt to large banks who don't have any money, but take your tax money and lend it back to you, the less you'll be getting screwed. also, move your money, and encourage any institutions that you do business with, your political fund, anybody around you who has bank accounts, to move it to smaller banks. bear in mind, the banks have a money-printing machine from the federal reserve. it only goes so far. but still, and also, heed the call if you don'...

well beyond what one could expect in a special election. >> regardless of who wins here, the mere fact that it's such a close election strikes many folks as a referendum on the status quo. scott brown as you probably know has run as an anti-establishment candidate more than he's run as a republican candidate, which leads me to my question, do you view this as a wakeup call for the incumbent establishment political rhetoric? >> time will tell. we have four hours to go. people are still coming to the -- out to the polls. as i said, they're coming in great numbers. we can't underestimat...

>> what? >> that the flight attendants may have been delivering something, i don't know. they are not stewards. they are flight attendants. >> what time is it? >> time for the "morning meeting" with dylan ratigan. monday a full five-day week ahead of us, and so much to cover. let us get rolling here. topping our agenda here this fine morning, as outrage grows on main street, the baurm add mip administration and congress revealing what they say is a new plan to attack too big to fail. that plan, they think, would amount to a government takeover businesses at risk, but would it prevent...