differently. what obama did is -- well, first, you start with george w. bush bailing out banks in the hoover way. strict cronyism, you know. like they were -- they were very serious about this crony -- all those goldman sachs guys bailing one another out, this kind of thing, handing out money to executives, all those bonuses, all that sort of thing. all of that had happened in the hoover days. but obama did something very different than roosevelt. obama accepted that, brought in timothy geithner to run his bailout program. roosevelt, by contrast, you know, completely rejected the hoover approach. you know, the open-handed bailout. >> in fact, he attacked hoover for it on the campaign trail. one of the ways in which he -- >> that's how he won. >> yes, right. >> but here's the thing. in our time, who's out there railing his bailouts? who screaming in the park? we all know the answer to that. it's not -- it's not liberals like you and me. i mean, i wish i were, you know. i wish i were. >> isn't occupy wall street doing that? >> they are now. three full years after the financial crisis happened. which actually is about -- is