Howie Carr On the Supposed Economy Turn Around

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" That was just the beginning -- walked out shortly thereafter. Tehran critiquing her readership survey of -- London sun they're running third now by the way via the socialists in. The UK there running third behind the conservatives and the liberals or whatever the liberals are calling themselves these -- 19877469432218774694322. And the guy who said he did not need the US senate that was lieutenant governor of Kentucky's met at the governor. You like a Democrat this won't -- you know say something like that but I you know right. If the way things are going I don't think Democrats gonna be elected in Kentucky next year so maybe just maybe it's just as well but he says. --"

" In the Madeleine Albright comment was self explanatory again yeah I didn't that was that was way too much information it's the united and released and a -- a road or -- or some other -- for the afternoon I'm glad glad -- I would -- I would much prefer to hear more of the lieutenant governor dissing the the governor of Kentucky -- inaudible have to remember the -- of happiness that -- yeah. He was toy -- act act or Gordon. You know we're Gordon Brown getting. PO cut that there is actually it's you know have a bad day. -- really he's having a bad career."

" You know when you're when you're the -- you're the -- party that controls. The government and you're running third in all the polls. That's a real bad site that says that doesn't decay like that in the US I'm thinking now since William how -- halftime about a hundred years ago when I met Teddy was Teddy Roosevelt was running as a bull moose. Candidate. 18774694322. By the way I just have to mention one thing before it's started did you see the story in the paper you probably didn't see it today may be heard about on the radio patently -- Steve -- Leo I'm no supporter of this. He's the a rich guy from Bain Capital worth 400 million box owns the Celtics now he's running -- to be a Republican used to give money to George Bush bill well. Mitt Romney who worked with. Now he's a Democrat he's trying to be politically correct. So they the oldest trick in the book the did the globe goes in it into the town of Weston and checks the voting records at to see what he's it to see how many times he's voted guess what surprise surprise. He didn't vote. In the override elections -- this from the elections for the school committee. Mean everybody you know I always hold those elections just not -- I'm planning to run for office or anything but I never wanna get much chance that whacked me on that kind of stuff. But you don't wasn't planning to run so the heat he didn't vote so he gets blasted today and of course like apple want know -- congressman from -- and a Martha Coakley the attorney general they know how the games played so they voted all the elections. But you know you all makes you don't wanna find -- music about the whole thing yet."

" Did Deval Patrick voted a lot of elections and open when he was running for governor. No he didn't -- that the globe. Go into -- to get the voting records on Deval Patrick to prove that he didn't think too much of participating in. The pound elections in the local elections of the state elections no they didn't who who was left to to to get the Deval Patrick voting records. Was left to a guy aboriginal -- members named Scott Allen Miller. Remember him he was the morning guy he was the only one who would do it yet. -- of the globe goes right given does IR what's that now what is the difference between apparently -- and Deval Patrick. A what you ought to ponder that why why would the globe go after one. Patently -- and protection the other. Give him the benefit and give him special treatment you might say. I wonder why they would give Deval Patrick special treatment as opposed put ugly -- who they tore apart."

" just a question I'm putting out there. What you come to year old conclusions 187746943220. That's the toll free number of the how we car show. If you would like to. Take part in our if you would like to listen to the show on the Internet you can always do so go to our website which is how we cart dot com and click on the live audio streaming. Do you also take part of how we cart dot com in our daily Internet poll question. And today's poll question concerns some some new blocks that have just been published. By you have various people yeah and I should tell you that according to box Guillen. Go win back sold about a 120000. Copies last week. Ted Kennedy's book that they printed one point five million copies it's all 68000. I think that'll be it's -- by far I think. I think they'll be a lot of those Ted Kennedy books going for the course -- in a few months only to be seen too many second additions will be put it that way of the Ted Kennedy book. And Mike McKenzie Phillips book sold 19000 copies. Nineteen that. Oddly enough incest did not prove to be a Hollywood and drug -- incest did not appear to be a big -- sour. Yet there at the local and your local bookstore. So -- what is our poll question and what are the results thus far."

" Which book are -- which all right Prada I'm not reading and that's why I'm screwing up who would you rather read a book by. Okay one back Sarah -- Ted Kennedy MacKenzie Phillips Dan Brown. I'm voting for Sarah Palin seller 82%. In second place is Glenn back with fourteen. Third place is my personal choice Dan Brown I look at -- and nobody nobody has voted for Ted or MacKenzie so far no."

" Will MacKenzie Phillips said that the kid Ted Kennedy -- there's not going to be anything and it anyway -- you've seen the excerpts that they published in there was nothing in the excerpts. -- MacKenzie Phillips obviously the the the only thing of of interest Korean does it may be. Is the incest claims with Barack with their father pop -- jock and Phillips of the Mamas and -- all that having sex with a Rolling Stones at the age of fourteen. -- I think their propaganda or fifteen years old when your father is the best friend and a guy you know. And the Rolling Stone tells you to weigh in for reasons -- Who which were which Rolling Stone was that Mick Jagger you see this is CC NB. I am sol. By by you and those kind of stories but I didn't even read that went okay 1877. By the way of Sarah Palin's book isn't even -- for seven weeks like it's its number one on the Barnes & Noble buy dot com and it's it's number three I think on Amazon.com. So that she's the she's the big winner here. 187746943220. That is the toll free number. Of the Howie -- show that you know here's another thing today. You notice the way they cover the economy the other mainstream media. The it it is just amazing. They they have they they say war that we get out some some new. Unemployment figures today we got there regular government figures are gonna come out on Friday and today we get it from the payroll company which is all wasn't -- an accurate reflection of how they're gonna golf. And they say well let's -- going to be down. -- the unemployment is going to be down. So guess what happened the unemployment was up there what they were 254000. New claims for unemployment according to this I guess it's ADP the company. And so what they're spending this on CNBC. CNBC has become like a it's become the financial equivalent of a and AM sports talk station you know everybody's just."

" Out there with up pomp bombs raw rock cheerleading. You know follow you only at Barack Obama is is in the role of but Tom Brady here you know. Well remember a little bit higher but let's look on the bright side. But before settling number is this is the lowest increase in unemployment cents since July of 2008 quarter million more people. Going out card get losing their jobs in this spinning it as a positive sign. Because Barack Obama's the president. Then a few minutes later. We got some more good news and I ask you would this have been good news -- George Bush were president or any Republican was president. The economy shrank less than expected in the second quarter as businesses and consumers trim their spending at eight. Slower. Pace. But dressing beliefs that the economy is now growing so they'd vehicle so the gross domestic product is shrinking. But they're saying it's not shrinking as much so that's. I don't know -- Barack Obama's president that makes it good news. It's a it is just unbelievable I get -- you're -- I like CNBC but how how much can I I again listen to that. Crap I careless that's cheerleading any more than I can listen to sports page cheerleading. 1877469."

" 43220. That is the toll free number of our car show if you would like to what. That to join us here. What -- talk a little bit here today is in the early -- will get a Roman Polanski again because there's there's more outrageous. Media coverage of of him as well. But I am one of the just that there was a story didn't get to yesterday by Charles -- Perino. By the way he is a CNBC guy but he's and he doesn't seem blinded by the light. But he's got a year he's got a story here -- a column in the New York Post yesterday about the how old the the rich people all the beautiful the beautiful people on the Wall Street who backed. Barack Obama in that 2008. Had to have now. -- realize the error of their ways and it's a very amusing column because you you wonder. These in these guys I thought they were the the -- princes of the universe or the the you know these these with a brilliant you know investment bankers the guys with the MBAs the guys with PM BAs in the law degrees both in the the Harvard had degrees and yet they somehow believe that Barack Obama was -- I -- my my only exploration can be they're either they're not as smart as they think they are which is very likely. Or they believe the New York Times which come to think of it would be yet another indication that they're not as smart as they think they are. And I'm not very smart at all. Real Regis something and let the re format the reason I'm up I bring this up as I wanna do you know people would've liked. That if turned on Barack Obama you know people in your in your circle of friends people you work with. Who. Who are."

" Somewhat stunned that that Iraq is it seems -- it seems to have this. This obsession with with destroying the American health care system with the adding to the unemployment rolls by a passing this insane cap and trade legislation. This is Charles -- column in the New York Post yesterday. In the depths of the financial crisis last year people like Morgan Stanley's John -- black rocks Larry think Greg Fleming then of Merrill Lynch JPMorgan Jamie Dimon Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein. We're telling everyone that candidate Barack Obama was a moderate in moderation which just what this country needed. A difference a year makes they -- admitted in public but in private conversations -- guys on Wall Street are feeling burned. They get that does -- make you -- can put more money in the Wall Street if these guys are that stupid that they thought would that they thought Barack Obama was a moderate. The guy who seem like such a steady voice vowing to curb runaway spending and restoring order to the blank to the banking system in the economy is a -- Again he had more liberal voting record and -- and Chuck Schumer and Barbara Mikulski in the thought he was a moderate. He is instead so driven to achieve his big government policy goals that he and his policy people are ignoring their own economic advisers on the severe economic talks that his agenda will cause. I'm told -- Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner chief economic adviser Larry Summers have both complained to senior Wall Street exacts that they have almost no say in major policy decisions. Like Obama Clinton and Robert Rubin promised to raise taxes on the rich quote unquote and they did. But Clinton did raise taxes to embark on wild -- redistribution of wealth and massive programs. Obama according to Wall Street people who regularly deal with his economic and budget officials is acting as if he has a blank check to do what he wants. While ignoring the long term costs of his policies. As one CEO of a major financial firm. Told me the economic guys say the way they explain the cost of the program the policy guy simply thank them for their time and then ignore what they say."

" was gonna why you know why a bankrupt all of us this would be even more hilarious. Wall Street should've seen it coming no kidding Charles. Obama was among the most liberal politicians in the country despite his campaign rhetoric and his record in Illinois in the Senate showed it. He has spoken glowingly over the years of the need to redistribute wealth a measure -- the always leads taxes on small businesses the economy's main economic engine. It's almost comical now watching the street's top players squirm when they hear class warfare rhetoric coming from the White House. In it forces them to act in ways that never imagined. In addition dig recently giving phony speeches about the sense of large compensation package that packages that they had no trouble taking just a few years ago. Many Wall Street CEOs are so terrified of being noted is greedy capitalist that they no longer used a corporate credit cards the charge business lunches. At their favorite New York restaurants."

" The funniest story I've heard lately comes from a former Wall Street executive and longtime Democrat wing justly were -- a recent conversation with a Obama. The executive said he told the president that he's at a disadvantage because he's relatively inexperienced and economic matters during a time of economic crisis. That's why I have Valerie Jarrett. Came Obama's reply. Valerie Jarrett. A Chicago real estate attorney and one of Obama's closest friends who has deep ties. To the windy city's democratic political machine now you know why Wall Street -- so nervous."

" Welcome the club. Better late than never. Howard your next with how we cargo ahead -- Up Hank you're next with how we cargo ahead Hank."

" Yeah are up remain here. On the Q that's what we are seeing any -- yeah and we are dinosaurs teachers ever considered. Deep long term a shirt on these -- Yeah she -- since -- leader forever. I mean there's there's some emotional bank that they put this CNN. And stored up you know is Obama we -- seeing it charge stormont is gonna be rallied for a girl whatever the words were in other."

" You'll receive a movie about the the Cold War. Nuclear. Scarce that they used to play in the schools. I mean -- it's a really funny movie I think it's called duck and cover something like that. I mean I think kids I think kids are pretty resilient I think you know and if flood -- if if this administration. Crashes in flames I think these kids will be laughing about it. You know and -- years I don't think it's gonna have any long term effects."

" Okay well what and another Olympia -- conspiracy anyway."

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" a that's why it's funny you know I've all I've almost become. You know Lafayette I wanna see how they're gonna spend this latest news. I really -- yes this -- a bit I love the phrase they used today. This moon you know this news. About the the increase in the unemployed the number of unemployed which is still of -- smallest increase since July of 2008. This is friendly news. I heard it right it just. -- I thought here it -- 8774694322. Everything yeah oh well only the Saudi news on CNBC now we don't evident not. We don't need most think and bad news Barack Obama is the president -- you're next with how we cargo ahead gusts."

" But did you think about that data as well and that this is always a footnote but a quarter two quarters after they released the data they released revision to their previous data and guess who was. The revisions are always worse than what they initially reported the -- You know I -- you know call me when call me when we're adding jobs it you know I've been out of work for nine months now and it's tough but David."

" Do you listen do you listen to somebody's newscast talking about how it's better because there you know the idea of the increase in unemployment is not nearly is not as high as it was a year ago."

" I I can't take it anymore I can I guy to have it here with the without a job and try to stay focused doesn't do another big but the occasional cut output on it BCI just I read -- and it's it's unbelievable. How -- Bennett. I mean and very mr. Obama. Everybody wants to have the you know cheerleader own accomplishment and try to sell sell what they're still an MBA is creative it was John McCain is president. I bet -- they'd be saying the --"

" I don't think so discuss I don't think so they I mean they wouldn't be hit them like they hit bush but they just be saying you know this is what the American people got they continue to you know the got tired Republican policies. And the unemployment -- just continues to rise but how many times do you ever hear -- any more about the that the real the quote unquote real unemployment rate you know we're being 1618%. Let's say apparently its highest it's been you'll be repeated this include people stop looking for work on like yourself."

" Right could stop looking people would take part time job of that raid is that -- this is through the roof right now hand. You know this because people who go back and they take a part time job at Wal-Mart and give upload you know the white collar job those people are considered employees."

" Right war you know another thing that -- that you'd you'd never hear in the mainstream media I've never heard a it CNBC mentioned it. Is the fact that Social Security is now back in the radler is about to go back in the red according to yeah you know Congressional Budget Office or some some agency like that account. Because so many people again it's the same it's the same thing. People in their early sixties who were eligible when they get laid off they just say hello Michael look for a job I can't find one so they just -- that you you have this huge increase in the number of people filing for Social Security that they were expecting."

" Oh absolutely -- yeah so why didn't. We want one last thing is the FDIC. To their government back to the world for more money to."

" Right -- that now they're asking that now all these banks are yeah there's at least one or two banks go under every every Friday afternoon which. We don't hear anything about because they do -- on Friday after note. And so now the FDIC. Is going to ask them but their bus that -- from paying out all the -- that by the paying -- the insurance on the bus stop banks. And so they gonna ask all the banks to give it three years worth of premiums. How -- like that -- how would you like to come up with three years of health insurance premiums or three years of auto insurance premiums --"

" How -- having. I I I know you did send out. Look at for a new war -- don't let nobody insurance company. But the FDIC says hey we just need the money you know otherwise we're just gonna go back to the government."

" And in six months so they get asked for five years is a future where they send out I don't get it done and this stay where they can't keep."

" But again this is the new this is the news that you don't -- on CNBC and hello."

" Course that they're trying to prop it up they're trying to keep keep the market inflated -- bears the ultimate cheerleaders send you know you -- get the the truth from the I mean they're always stand by and called it the best strategy well."

" This big Boston sports writers look like -- and thanks for the call -- 18774694322. Think Tom Brady was the president man. Steve your next with Howie -- go ahead Steve."

" Hey Gary great thing you're asked about eight people who turned on Iraq girlfriend. It was eight -- Iraq. -- city person like I would I during the election you and our pastor you know I don't based like -- Obama you know like packer ever edit edit -- She says doctor pepper. Needless to say is -- all Shearer was one of beaten 19000. Speech given where he cited -- She tree shooting and who prefer to surgery BP you don't surgery rhetoric and give the kid up so."

" because he can make so much more money with an amputation."

" the lowest paid. But apply -- she's Irish word I receive going golf like Ellis he's talking up our and that little to beat Jimmie nobody yet he'd write bear like it that. It totally I think a lot of liberals are gonna realize that. They were lied to and -- it's gonna. Come back do you know you'll say about who -- is being ordered how many liberals are doctors in this area better. Should pick so far the head end out coloring everything -- I just I just don't even hesitate to say now like foreign policy I just say this guy is so weeks should -- its -- who reached the is atrocious."

" Yeah army day you know he's not interest and in Afghanistan what we think they speak Arabic in Afghanistan that's that that is the level of this comprehension of the way -- Afghanistan."

" They don't speak Austrian hour."

" Let's whole level of his comprehension of Europe. Thanks for the call street all Leesburg brilliant he got in the Colombian president we've never seen any of his grades -- his SAT -- I think these but you must be smart because he got into -- schools -- don't give preferential treatment anybody do they of course not. Just like -- Deval Patrick didn't get preferential treatment from the -- when they didn't read his voting records. 1877."

" 1877. 4322187. 469432. To talk about people you know who but turned against Barack Obama. There's another interesting story in the new republic which is I don't know how well how could really describe it than these days I guess it's it's kind of radio they -- A liberal publication except on the mideast. But it's like about Ritchie did import them and -- its its -- is basically the same famous I Jasper -- piece in the New York Post about how the the upper income. Americans who who idiotic -- voted for a bomb well last year have to decide to have a realized that the folly that they -- it. And."

" Carter in 76 Mondale in 1984 were crushed by the wealthiest voters Obama by contrast actually care read those making 200000. Or more like six points he -- left. This guy Obama was who was threatening to is threatening to raise taxes. On the so called rich and they were voting for I mean this is again an indication of how it's don't but. Via the American electorate has become. But now hope. For a liberalized and -- you don't want his votes in the Senate indicated what he was gonna try to try to do as president."

" You could see the income base split over health care most clearly in the poll numbers again this is new republic today. In a recent Gallup poll those making less than 30000 dollars urged their congressman to vote for health care reform by thirteen points to they think it's just going to be another freebie. Those making 75000. More took the opposite position by sixteen points because they realized but you're gonna get crappy ear much that crappy your health care for a much higher cost. You could also see it in the behavior of Democrat politicians representing wealthy states. Senator Dianne Feinstein of California cut right to the chase of healthcare reform means California is going to take it on the -- and she said I can't vote for. Guess what all fifty states are gonna take it on the -- by hand. And by the way you don't hear hear -- more indication of how how stupid people on Wall Street are. During the 2008 election cycles individuals and pacs political action committees associated. With the securities and investment industry gave 89 million dollars to Democrats in 68 million to the Republicans. The biggest single recipient of these donations was Barack Obama whose campaign raked in 15000015. Million from Wall Street. So what side of the beautiful people on other beautiful people Democrats or Republicans I think we know the answer that question. Are all these people kid that there that want to war that the wanna cut Roman Polanski -- they Democrats or Republicans I think we know the answer to that question fill belliard next with how we cargo ahead bell."

" Cali -- started airing your show what it is it's great thanks Tom. I'm a truck driver -- yes and now I got to articulate talk about health care what the midwest I work. Our congress I I believe has gone ahead and voted that -- they you know that need."

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" I don't Rush Limbaugh said that at the end of the show and other work in other words is it bill as rush put it. Joe Wilson was right."

" Yes exactly I -- white -- night. And -- my opinion on the whole thing -- I carry that phone number or you know my my favorites but I don't very costly. I'm does that include any candidate in the truck Trevor. If people want to know what you academy -- talked to a truck driver. My my those are actual. Nonexistent. Because there's -- afraid the hard because people are buying anything and nobody ordering any."

" But but but that's not what they say on CNBC Bel I'll let you I'll bet you have magic radio satellite radio do you ever listen to CNBC you'd think they -- ticket was like. You know the boom times of two -- 2000 before the dot com bust."

" Do you think so the SEC big it will import that increased like where has -- in my life. And I really they'd basically have got our armed durable good orders were up. Well yeah but it was put up. First time until they want and that's because eventually somebody's got -- some -- it's -- you know that's about every month about the academy is doing good but what it takes to actually launch persona worse somethin' bad just. How long it took a debate about him."

" Like cash for clunkers remember that Chris and these are highest sales in two years -- now that that was that was headlines front page every paper. Now the auto sales this month -- crashed for obvious reasons you can't read -- have you been reading much about that I don't think so."

" You know we are -- And I accept good I got you okay joining the Internet instead these -- the good thing about tkachuk under the edited out of Obama bumper stickers off the road. -- Good issue."

" Thanks thanks bill one of Bob I won 8774694322. Largest and on the Drudge Report during the break. Greenspan the former federal Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan says the economy wolf flattened in 2000 that flattened. I was already swapped. -- Mir next with hi how -- gonna flatten anymore. Let's say that's getting to be a good that's -- to be a popular word among the the pessimists -- one it's it's replacing double dep present double dip recession -- here next with Howie -- go ahead gem."

" If only there was a geometry that would make it all work out I'll wait but does. How did you ever doubt. CNBC they would fight the good fight great up until you if you remember right up until they're tallied it is up on the floor please help. Yeah you just now I would bet that a -- doubt they've created Obama's socket dual after that and everything changed after bad. Yeah everything they're complete acts now like you today."

" Yeah sure you don't see the probably I'm sure somebody called up maybe not I don't think you're called up sent tele directly 'cause he would he would say something if they fired him but. You they called up somebody high up at CNBC they said do you realize who owns CNBC. It's owned by General Electric we are major defense contractor even though he's -- be different the the US sub military defense we still make billions off the US government you cannot. Beat telling the truth about the economy anymore you've got to get on board it's like you know what it's like 1984. You know one day what one -- the Big Brother on the TV screen is is saying that you know sought so and so is our enemy in the next day. It's turned around and so -- our friend you know."

" Yeah yeah you understand how works Eliot Spitzer made about the past they've become just -- up pathetic but my favorite story with a regular daily news biggest paper in this state. And they got to have a live are a couple weeks ago that instead improving economy towards the end of recession in shy. But the business of what happened that doesn't improve cleanup -- point eight appoint the -- got better. And then actually continue to get worse and valued Ali Decourt -- that would make it may be improving what the wrong choice of words."

" Yeah -- by -- in my parents that the paper my parents read -- my mother reads in -- Greensboro, North Carolina. The day of the that the tea party the day of the Washington march the tea party are more Washington -- should say. They said. They said more protest march held in Washington in the that the story the headline directly next to what's said. Thousands here Obama discussed health care -- Oh wait a second. Then there were hundreds of thousands if not -- it's not over a million people in DC eight. And they're promoting they're promoting Barack Obama and they and they wonder why he had no but nobody bulletin hey believes a man beat buys newspapers anymore. Now. Thanks for the call jumped one is the Bangor daily news now bigger than the Portland press herald. Itemize that that's surprises me in not just as I am a native of Portland 918774694322. The Portland. Press herald ain't what it used to be even though. Four add to your next in the end the Portland the early evening express isn't period. Fred your next with how we cargo ahead Fred."

" Howard there's no but also security cost of living for the seat in the seventh then this here."

" They you know there's another good point that they are kind of you know whistling past the graveyard are not then my doubt no I'm just saying that though that's good point."

" And not simply because I felt that about seven months ago myself representative Kanjorski on C -- is that -- the -- capital markets have been."

" He said that that morning February ninth they had to run on the bank of 500 billion get drawn up by 11 o'clock and had they not act that they were anticipating five trillion. So there haven't spit they want to run on the bank. Thank you they had the quote the capital markets that they employ 945. Billion dollar down now watch the price of gold."

" When he gets up to about 1650 which is what where where Carter was adjusted. Where inflation and then you can start freaking out and don't forget it laughed at me the last Mayan calendar in 2012."

" Cattle boys thanks thanks. We're -- you Bob Gleason my book editor New York on who's got the debt that novel about the of the Mayan calendar we can have him back on. Do do a -- as such as -- moment listeners put an Art Bell our. 18774694322. Rod you're next with how we cargo ahead rod."

" They are you brokered the picture yeah my -- twelve. Then -- Mormon Republican issue worked six unique college so. -- And I bet and -- what do you work with that agree to a third but there's also lead owe more than their share people who are up for the other side yeah. The crickets are even cricket anymore so -- silent."

" Now they just they don't say anything -- and at all. What are they gonna say. I'm an idiot and I didn't know what I was doing last year when -- pull the curtain shots. Territory. Thanks for the com. 18774694322. Steve you're next with Howie Carr go ahead Steve. Yes."

" They're -- and so Jacqueline. Well and bush was borrowing money to give you those big tax cuts and larger country into unnecessary wars."

" I'll let you should please apply -- you know what killed us. Did the -- the deficits under George Bush as astronomical as they work word. Chump change compared to the deficits this guy is running up."

" I actually always that's where it all those deficits and debt accumulated debt. It would guarding you it just so much financials."

" No no what got us you know what got us into financial trouble Steve was -- going back to the community redevelopment act in the in the sub prime loans. And packaging the sub prime loans and having to do away with banking standards at the behest of by idiots. Like Chris Dodd and Barney Frank that's why that's that that was the a precipitating. Event that that brought us to the outpouring of a total disaster where we were meant to this day."

" Yeah you're right there. Maybe they were they were you -- implementing those rules when the Republicans were in power but still getting back."

" Well they want you -- the Republicans were trying they were trying to crack down a little bit on those sub prime loans and these these ridiculous mortgages the war being issued in that you all there was so much fraud going on I -- acorn wasn't just in vetting. The the -- Mickey Mouse registration forms that will also help but he illegal aliens and other deadbeats get mortgages that they couldn't pay off. -- people in Boston in these neighborhoods -- being portrayed as victims now there -- scamming these system using their homes is ATMs. Take out hundreds of thousands of dollars on crap projects somehow we car."

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