here, though. >> sure. >> and accept, we do have a new financial reform bill, it does have resolution authority. so, for instance, if we were to do an audit of all the loans that were absorbed in fannie mae, all the loans absorbed into freddie mac, all the loans that were bought to the federal reserve. and we were to find that those loans were non-conforming to the government standards legally required, we are to find that those loans were fraudulent, we would in theory of that $1.6 trillion have the ability to put that money back to the big banks and use the resolution authority. at what point do we have to deal with the core aspect of the -- fannie and freddie were buying mortgages they shouldn't have been buying. i won't go down the whole chain. the int is everyone was doing something noncompliant with the standard put forth. the taxpayers paying the price for that, the banks are profiting from it, and there aren't any jobs in this country. we need a solution. >> well, two different areas of
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