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Boehner admitted he didn't know how many jobs would be lost, so the liberal central for american progress did the arithmetic. 1 million lost jobs. why wouldn't he care? is it bulk he doesn't think that federal jobs are real jobs or the unemployment might help the republicans next year? they're singing out loud, so be it. what a great line to remember. plus you know republican leaders won't let go of the birther lie, now with some in mississippi pushing -- even an established figure lie haley barbour is refusing to say that's wrong. is this what passes for leadership in the party of abe linco...

Worked at a broker at goldman, and it would be almost impossible to detect it like that. and there's always an excuse for it. remember, there's also a confidentiality issue. we probably don't think there should be confidentiality, in retrospect, wish everyone blew the whistle. you call him i don't understand the in and out, he pulls the wire, or he says the sec was just in here, which i understand is what he said constantly. you can question me, but the sec gave me a clean bill of health. >> a high level risk officer chased in an e-mail said i am sitting at lunch with a bank executive who just...

Saying the banks and funds were complicit in one form or another. let's turn to jim cramer, host of cnbc's "mad money." jim, you have to be skeptical of anyone talking in prison. first of all, they say they're innocent. he's not trying that line. that won't work. but he's to say i am not the only one. the old line, we're all guilty. we're all guilty. i think he's trying -- but being serious now, banks are supposed to have a fiduciary responsibility, keep an eye on what's going on, not just big piggy banks. this guy got a lot of people to invest in his ponzi scheme, they all get paid back with ...

Really just to gain attention and to try to discredit the court. >> thank you both. >> up next, bernie madoff says the big investment banks, quote, had to know he was running a ponzi scheme. is madoff right? was everyone willing to look the other way to make a buck? or is this just jailhouse pleading going on here? that's ahead, this is "hardball," only on msnbc. ( laughter ) all: yeah-hh. ( cheering, laughter ) all: no-oo. no-oo. ( screaming ) dirty water is bad water. isn't that right? announcer: healthcare that goes everywhere. together, we are the human network. cisco.

Cramer. host of cnbc's michelle obama. . we're back. bernie madoff broke his silence for the first time since his arrest. the big banks and hedge funds that did business with him had no problem turning a blind eye to his massive ponzi scheme. he said they had to know. in an e-mail he said i am saying that the banks and funds were complicit in one form or another. for more, let's turn to jim cramer, host of cnbc's "mad money." i hear you're skeptical as i was of anybody talking in federal prison. first, they all say they're innocent. that won't work. but he's trying to say i'm not the only on...