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Discretion. >> shep: did they realize they were going under without the bailout? >> i think they did. interest rates on the bailout, we're going to see what happens with the lawsuit. it's brought by an investor that used to run the company. he grew this company from the get go. to say that he is aggressive and competitive is to understate the shadow he leaves. >> shep: feds are saying, okay? >> no, they said they have an alternative choice from borrowing the federal reserve and that choice was bankruptcy. it would have left shareholders with worthless stock. we have a huge debate. it will be i...

Because of bailout. it agreed to a $182 billion rescue, one of the largest in the financial crises after revelations that the company gave out hefty bonuses. aig said it paid the bailout in full and started a campaign thank you america complete with high profile television ads. now aig is considering joining a shareholder lawsuit that is already in place against our government over the terms of the rescue. geri will system with us. they are upset over the bailout. >> it's very upset and being led by the former ceo the of the company. he is the biggest share holder. basically the claim is that ...

Fuel right on the tarmac. we'll take a look at approximate with the new jets and remember when we spent $180 billion to bail out aig. the shareholders have found a way to thank us for saving their business -- they are suing us. [ male announcer ] you like who you are...

tennessee to mississippi. the same mitt romney who said auto makers should go bankrupt now is saying this -- >> the auto companies needed to go through bankruptcy before government help. and frankly that's finally what the president did. he took them through bankruptcy. that was the right course. it was the uaw and the president that delayed the idea of bankruptcy. i pushed the idea of a managed bankruptcy. and finally when that was done can and help was given, the companies got back on their feet. so i'll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry has come back. >> let's g...