privately held company, its finances are not made public. but businessinsider.com says the top social network made a whopping $600 million last year and it could make a lot more this year, with revenue projected to go as high as $4 billion. fannie mae and freddie mac, two vital parts of our nation's housing market, but that may be changing. the obama administration wants to shrink government involvement in the mortgage system by dissolving fannie and freddie over a five to seven-year period. this could also mean major changes in winter rates and costs for borrowers. neil irwin is a financial wrirt for the "washington post" and our regular sunday guy. good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> take us through these recommendations made by the white house. how do you see them? >> it's a really interesting strategy by the obama administration. instead of putting out a single plan and saying here's what we want to do and then you get that polarized debate like we saw with health care and fim reform they're saying here's a range of options and they're looking for congress to negotiate from