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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120318:13:10:00

but it is true that lehman was than the biggest bank on the street. it was -- it wasn't all that large. it was very interconnected. >> the problem is this. you know. you can say that -- the lehmans of the worlds were not allow -- not the largest banks. problem is less -- the size for financial and and economic reasons than political reasons. it is impossible to effectively regulate a citigroup, bank with $2 trillion balance sheet. it has too much political power. too many executives who make millions and millions of dollars to give donations to congress. if anything, it is more of a stronger political case than economic case. >> jared bernstein, former chief economist and economic adviser to vice president joe biden. thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. are higher gas price as sign of good news? up next. we have charts. ok! who gets occasional constipation,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120318:13:09:00

looking. >> we having five major goals that control the entire system. so i do think if we could start to see some of these banks break themselves up, whether it is momentarily or whether it is through the -- exerting their power under section 121 of dodd/frank, maybe we can start not see too big to fail anymore but also not see too big to succeed. i do think that we would see the public start to come ruined. we haven't seen it. we have seen in the leak of the cries advertise banks got bigger. >> one of the difficult things in the -- in the immediate financial crisis because is -- how do you break up a bank and take down a bank. operates in 38 countries and -- >> lehman's -- >> not so long ago in the 1930s. it was called -- you know, glass seigel act. had you a choice between being commercial bank or investment bank. that's how morgan -- got formed. it can happen. scrambling an egg. >> alexis makes a good point.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120316:13:47:00

better. >> how do you do that? >> you can't really make that kind of argument and be persuasive on the campaign trail because it's too nuanced. if you look at all the polls that came out this week, the strength of romney's candidacy is the belief by voters that he's best prepared to help the economy improve. he can't cede that point even by a scintilla to obama that obama has the economy improving. it sounded as though he was trying to walk away from what he had just said when he was saying well of course there is always going to be a recovery but his message was off and if he doesn't, he can't cede that ground or he'll lose the foundation for his campaign. >> it strikes me, i was just hearing and was always thinking imagine the financial crisis moment, lehman collapses and mitt romney is the republican nominee in 2008. that would have been a different, you know, suddenly the turn-around artist, a fix it guy, that would have been a good

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120207:21:26:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120106:21:30:00

debt. if can i print money out of thin air, i can delete a few zeros on the way out. >> we need serious debt restructuring, in u.s. and europe. in the u.s., we have mortgage debt that needs to be restructured. but we can't do those because we have these zombie banks that are so week that if we did the restructuring, they would fall apart. they would collapse. >> so yalman, if i take the premise that we have zombie banks. i'm sure we have lots of them, not as many as we had two years ago. we have them in europe -- >> you can't even tell sometimes. >> you can't tell. but is the alternative to allow these banks to fail -- i mean, obviously the alternative is to allow them to fail. the policy is that there would be too much pain in letting banks fail. >> the reason they're always kept alive is the contagion fear, that you let one fail, like what happened in the case of lehman, there were so many other problems, the credit crunch, et cetera. but especially now, we have in

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120106:21:30:00

the way out. >> we need serious debt restructuring, in u.s. and europe. in the u.s., we have mortgage debt that needs to be restructured. but we can't do those because we have these zombie banks that are so week that if we did the restructuring, they would fall apart. they would collapse. >> so yalman, if i take the premise that we have zombie banks. i'm sure we have lots of them, not as many as we had two years ago. we have them in europe -- >> you can't even tell sometimes. >> you can't tell. but is the alternative to allow these banks to fail -- i mean, obviously the alternative is to allow them to fail. the policy is that there would be too much pain in letting banks fail. >> the reason they're always kept alive is the contagion fear, that you let one fail, like what happened in the case of lehman, there were so many other problems, the credit crunch, et cetera. but especially now, we have in the u.s. and in europe, they do

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111224:00:52:00

let's watch. >> 80% of this floor was just sent home forever. we spent the last hour saying our good-byes. they were good people. and they were good at their jobs. but you were better. now they're gone. they're not to be thought of again. this is your opportunity. on every floor of this building and in every office from hong kong to london, same things happen. by the time we're done, three of every seven guys who are standing between you and your boss' job are gone. that is your opportunity. >> david, i loved it. it explained the hell of lehman simply. it was about deception, selling bad product to good people so you don't get hurt. >> yeah. i mean what's interesting about this movie, you're not on the side of occupy wall streeters in zuccotti park or whatever. you're in the tower. you're actually looking at it

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111212:12:25:00

yeah, stock prices went down, that's no big deal, they were all over the place. >> whoa, whoa, whoa -- >> steve rattner -- >> things did go off the cliff after lehman. remember, the -- they broke the buck on the money markets fund, aig was suddenly -- needed to put all of these billions of collateral. the whole financial system froze. no bank would lend anything to another bank for fear it was about to fail. morgan stanley was next, goldman sachs was not far behind. this was george w. bush. i'm not defending barack obama yet. i'm -- >> i was going to say. what do you say of george w. bush's strongest defender at the table this morning? >> having those banks fail is not going off the cliff. insolvent institutions are supposed to fail. that's what capitalism does. >> except that we have no form -- had no form, probably still have no form of reorganization for insolvent institutions like that. >> bankruptcy is slow, painful, far from perfect, but it's better than keeping all of these institutions alive forever -- >> so meanwhile we would've had

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111212:12:24:00

policies in 2009 actually led us to better days? >> i don't think they led us to better days. i certainly can't prove it as steve was saying earlier in the program. we don't have a counterfactual, so we don't know what would've happened. but many of the things that happened in the obama administration made things worse, not better. things were already bad and going to clearly get bad regardless of what any president had done one way or the other. >> let's talk about the bailouts, and start with t.a.r.p. george w. bush -- >> can't really blame that on obama. now, it's true, he voted it and continued it. that's a republican innovation. >> right. >> it's idiotic from the perspective of redistribution, that's the occupy wall street point. we're taking money from taxpayers giving it to big banks. the claim it is kept the economy from going over the cliff. i don't think that's right. i don't think there's evidence to support that. lehman doesn't show that because things were not didn't go off the cliff right after lehman.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111203:15:54:00

hangover. >> neil: the bright spot there's always a denny's open. charlie what do you think. >> they didn't quite bailout the euro or italy and spain, it was marginal step on the road to bailout. >> you do admit they got ahead of themselves, that they-- >> i broke the tarp story. and i'm telling you, wall street likes bailouts. >> people hate-- >> by the way the ultimate bailout-- >> you're right. wall street-- >> bank failure is a terrible thing. >> they're going to print money. by the way they're going to print money. >> everybody assumes a bailout is a bad thing. and lehman brothers, the recession wouldn't have been anywhere-- >> come on. we need a bailout of lehman and greece. >> be careful what you wish for, ben. >> what happened this past week is a bandaid on a hairy problem and i want to be the one to just rip it off! >> do you rell think it's good letting these countries

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