as you say you agree to do online banking. b-of-a is not alone. jpmorgan chase, country s biggest bank, wells fargo looking at ways to raise fees. to be honest with you banks lose money on very basic accounts. this is one way they re trying to recoup some of that lost money in very difficult economy. will not sit well with consumer. jenna: don t want face-to-face contact, right? right. jenna: no face-to-face. ashley, you re right. they will find the fees somewhere and bank of america starts doing it they always do, yeah. jenna: ashley, thank you. thanks, jenna. jon: well, a series of deadly tornados rips through the midwest killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more, leveling homes and buildings and might not be over. also the huffington post is underfire a satire on rick santorum s religion. why some critics are calling it vicious and outrage just.
this would be the first suit to target any major accounting firm for the role in the financial collapse. earlier this year, wikileaks founder julian assange said he was planning to release information about a major bank. some analysts said he meant bank of america because he previously claimed he had five gigabytes of information from hard driver of a b-of-a executives. they re the latest of the companies and others to block funds headed for the controversial website. the fox business network rich edson live from the news room. any response from wikileaks? there is a response. if you want to hurt a bank or any business go after the bottom line. wikileaks taking to twitter to inspire the bank of america customers to bank elsewhere, writing we ask that all people
billion goof. much bigger. is the fact we saved the financial system. that s important here. neil: guys, i know you swear on stack of bibles that s the case but we ll never know. it s like we ll just never know. you can t prove the unprovable, right? we know that warren buffett said it was an enormously helpful and warren buffett said without tarp, without b-of-a buying merrill lynch there would have been a great depression. i think we have expert system, we cannot replay or do counterfactual history neil: i love warren buffett, ben, but it s not as if he saw the particular financial crisis coming. no, he didn t. but once he saw it unfolding he saw for major league rescue and we didn t do it. mr. paulson is the guy at fault here. neil: hank paulson, former treasury secretary. i don t know what happened between the two of you but i want to get to the bottom of it on another show. numbers are in. half of american workers have less than $10,000 in