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Thrilled about this idea. the i.r.s. stepping back issuing a statement saying suggestions the i.r.s. is using social media to target taxpayers are wrong. audits are based on information contained on a tax return and not posting on social media sites. at the same time, though, they did comment to a few sites saying that if people are already red flagged and under investigation, they could perhaps go look on social media to see what they're doing. this is a tactic that law enforcement as used in a lot of venues, so it's easy to believe that's the case. there are two lessons, and those people on ...

>> it used to be it was tiedç the kind of thing you saw with the monkey trial. suspicion of the east coasts. suspicions of big banks. and in the old days, christians were moved by the fact we don't know. how come it switched from being a populous christianity to a pro-big business establishment? >> as a matter of fact -- >> it's effectively done that. >> what they're thinking about is the same thing. this big government -- it's government run amok. they believe -- here's what they believe. they believe god is getting smaller and government is getting way out of control. look at the health ca...

Than their white equivalents. if you look at the example of hispanic borrowers in 2007, there were examples of them being charged by country wide employees in excess of $500 more in arrangement fees than white applicants. well, finally, the regulators caught up with this story and bank of america will have to pay that significant fine here since it has taken over ownership of that countrywide financial unit. back to you. >> thanks. it's really unbelievable. i was reading the report and it said there was an african mayor dan family making $100,000 that paid more in rates than a white family mak...

>> reporter: that frustration is likely to grow as higher taxes kick in. greek school teacher making $30,000 a year could soon be making $5,000 left. frustration, too, among those footing the bill. german voters handed defeat to chancellor angela merkel's party in the country's largest state, in part due to resentment over the greek bail-out. some of the european leaders blame the euro fall on speculators, others say the european got must reform and they no longer employ 20% of the workforce and the national pastime of tax dodging must end as well. without the reforms, throwing money at the pr...

Taxes kick in. greek school teacher making $30,000 a year could soon be making $5,000 left. frustration, too, among those footing the bill. german voters handed defeat to chancellor angela merkel's party in the country's largest state, in part due to resentment over the greek bail-out. some of the european leaders blame the euro fall on speculators, others say the european got must reform and they no longer employ 20% of the workforce and the national pastime of tax dodging must end as well. without the reforms, throwing money at the problem even $1 trillion, may be only a quick fix. in athens...