Page 17 - Mon Purpose News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

About the german pilot who prosecutors say crashed that airbus into the french alps on purpose. we're going to try to tackle some of those questions ahead. also senator ted kennedy's legacy being celebrated with a new institute. itz's it's actually opening tomorrow. we're going to take a sneak peek with his son, ted kennedy jr. and for our money, the white house science fair one of the most entertaining events held by the white house every year. two smart women who came up with science projects so spectacular they earned invitations to the white house. they'll be here on the set to walk me and...

Vehicle in congress where you could review the documents that they say is part of a criminal investigation investigation, review them privately, in camra. could you do that under seal toso there could be a way to see the documents and not jeopardize the investigation. >> yes, we did that before when i was chairman. we were at the ford building. and we had our legal staff go thru and go through documents. i think that darrell understands that. he is willing to go that extra mile. to you about keep us from getting those documents, to keep the committee and our legal staff from getting them, to s...

And figuring out how to -- how to damage the other party. how to push his party ahead. he's obviously incredibly partisan. >> yes. >> and is like karl rove in that aspect. i think i called him recently one of the fathers of modern wedge politics. >> yeah. >> it -- i'm not sure. i can't predict what kind of president he would be. whether he would leave that behind after having won an election, or whether he would work that to further benefit. obviously you remember rove wanted to install a republican majority for the foreseeable future. that didn't quite work out. >> well, so scott henry, thank...

Bonuses, bailouts and backroom deals from washington to wall street." attorney general blumenthal, aig is headquartered in your state and there is are many pensioners, who may be buyers of these exploding bonds. are you okay with a financial industry that makes exploding bonds and then bets they will collapse with aig, which is headquartered in your state, and then the u.s. taxpayer is blackmailed into paying out 100 cents on the dollar, are you okay with that? >> well, dylan, that is certainly a rhetorical question. because as you know, i have been extremely critical, to put it mildly, of aig...

Crash at the time that i sold it to you. i, as the car salesman, get paid twice. once when i sell it, again when it crashes, on the insurance policy. goldman sachs, in their case, they get the money from selling the car, and then they bought the insurance -- you're going to love this -- they bought the insurance from aig. remember them? and aig didn't have the money to pay off the bets on all the cars that goldman was betting were go to crash. that's why you, the taxpayer, ponied up $173 billion to pay out the bets that aig was taking. 100 cents on the dollar. and timothy geithner, who is our ...