purpose, but are they steering people back toward credit card usage where they make money, too? i think the banks are indifferent to that. what they re not indifferent to is the debit fees are a 19 billion dollars a year income item for the banks, as a whole. and durbin amendment, actually, puts quite a dent in that and i think that the banks are looking for revenue anywhere they can go. you can see this one a mile away though. you knew that this was going to kcome. jamie: well, hundreds of bank of america branches have closed or will be closed. and it s been hit hard, but why is that our problem? it s our problem because we need a banking system. it s our problem he we need places where we deposit checks, borrow money. you can t have a robust economy if you don t have a rebust banking system. we need a robust economy so we can get a robust jobs recovery in here. when we hit the banks over and
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on short falling at least 15 deaths in the past 15 months linked to the shortage and one major cause manufacturing problems. i m jamie colby. back to bulls and bears, keep is here on the fox news chann channel. so bob tells us he wants us to come to chicago and getting his wish. neil s celebrating 15 years on the air on fox, monday, october 3rd from the windy city with some of the biggest names in business. s he got the ceo of mcdonald s, boeing, united airlines, you name it. you ve got to watch it 4 p.m., neil cavuto, number one in business, you re in. you re out. and no answers? no more green loans. that makes sense, right? well, wrong. the energy department reportedly rushing to award 9 billion dollars in new loans, just like the one solyndra got
higher, that it would bring in 19 billion dollars over ten years. dave: there s a problem with that. i ll he tell you later on, that s not having to do with the buffet rules, capital gains, everyone that pays capital gains, not just the higher wages. alisyn: i m no economist, but and the holiday inn express, that s why i knew that. clayton: and what s going on in wisconsin, it looks like congress scott walker in an effort to try to clamp down on all of that run away spending in thinks state got into a bit of a tiff i would say, tiff putting it nicely. mildly. the teachers unions there and now it looks like the teachers may have figured out a way to kind of go around what the governor was doing to try to clamp down on the unions. alisyn: the way they ll figure it out. retire in droves. some school districts where three people had been planning to retire in coming school year and now it s 17 teachers, some are more exponential, instead of giving paying 10%
bankrupt. evergreen solar that made so solar panels they found they could be made cheaper in china. they are going to start doing something like that over there. the stimulus had 38 billion dollars for a particular loan guaranteed program for for clean energy. they ve spent about 19 million dollars 19 billion dollars of that. washington post did a story on that this week. of that 19 billion dollars, they ve created 3,345 jobs. you do the math it is insane. greta: how much a kwrb? 5.4 million dollars in loan guarantees, per job. greta: that s just nuts. maybe they ought to get someone who understands business. that is appalling. this was very important to the administration. because it seemed to solve two big problems. it seemed to be a way to create jobs and attack the