it's a very fundamental violation of a very easy law to understand and that is a deceptive trade practice. deceiving consumers, and in this case homeowners about whether or not and who owns their note and the mortgage is the most basic consumer protection right they have. and that's what i am. i'm a prosecutor and a consumer protector. that's what i get paid to do. and that's why i'm on this. >> beau biden, attorney general of the state of delaware, thank you for taking the time to talk with us about this tonight. i've been looking forward to talking to you about this for a long time, sir. thanks. >> thanks for your coverage on this, rachel. it's been phenomenal. >> thank you. i will say with so much popular concern about accountability on wall street, the sense that wall street got away with what they did and left the whole rest of the country holding the bag, we've been as a show trying to look into ways to find where that accountability might come from. and i'm telling you, the states is one of the places to watch. and if the president wants to make a case that he's on the