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Result of bp. that's where you get into jury issues and claims. >> neil: trial hours. >> we know trial lawyers love to go to court. >> the data can suit anyone's need. >> it can. >> thank you very much. so who is in the hot seat today? what if i told you not bp? yota, we care about your safety. that's why we're investing one million dollars every hour... to improve our technology and your safety. it's an investment that's helped toyota earn multiple top safety pick awards for 2010 by the insurance institute for highway safety. no other brand has won more. these top safety picks, and all our ...

>> neil: after the cleanup, it may be time for a checkup and claims. health claims alone could major a huge dent in the bp funds. we've started seeing short term effects of the spill on people of the gulf. what about longer term, years later, we're seeing generous payoffs from those working 9/11 and beyond. dr. kumar joins us now. you were on "fox business" not long ago, get ready. >> i do think we're going to see that. first we're seeing short term effects. dr. manny is there with a crew looking at the hospitals an tents down there and we're seeing short term consequences with the central ner...

Officials who botched things, they were shut down. is this all going to be focused on bp and what it botched, or, as you indicated, open up to everybody to make sure that whoever is to blame, whoever is stalling this, is dealt with. >> absolutely. in fact, this committee has already had hearings where we've brought the subcontractors in. the committee on natural resources, which has jurisdiction over the interior committee and mms has brought those people in and we expect more hearings this week and next. everybody whose is blame will be brought in. the thing we're concerned about today and th...

A $20 billion fund is a start. what does that tell you? >> it tells me bp has a bigger problem than they think they have. >> neil: one republican called it a shakedown. >> i wouldn't do go that far. there are valid claims that have to be done ex dishesly. the president has produced some of the problems and long term may be bigger problems with the moratorium. 7, 8,000 people out of work by his action, which --y is it been's responsibility to pay for those affect? >> no, i think bp will cave in and say yes. in a way, the president should pay. he put them out of work jo i don't. >> neil: i don't...