hour ago when finally we received the paperwork. this is the bond and the bail that he put up. the $100 or $1 million cash bail as well as a $5 million bond. and all morning long we ve been hearing it was just a matter of signing the paper work, cross the ts, dot the is. then as the day wore on, we heard there would be a hearing. now, because there were some sort of, oh, something had to be worked out, and we still don t know what that particular item was. simultaneously, we re hearing that there may be an issue with the apartment where he s going to be living with his wife. it sounds like, in court yesterday, that the court said it was signed, sealed and delivers. rather, the defense attorneys, presented to the court they had a place to stay and it was all worked out. well, that may or may not be the case. all we know is this, t.j., that at least a half hour ago all the parties showed up in court except for the defendant in this case. he s still at rikers.
our work. and in return, as we approach the tenth anniversary of 9/11, we commit to you that we will continue to do everything in our power to fulfill your mission of defeating al qaeda and their militant allies. we will do whatever it takes to protect this country and to keep it safe. this has been a long and tough fight, and it s not over. but as we have just proven, it s a fight that we re going to win for you, mr. president, and for the american people. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce the president of the united states. thank you. thank you very much. thank you, all. thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. well, thank you, leon, and thank you, jim. when i chose leon panetta as director of the cia, i said he was going to be a strong advocate for this agency and would strengthen your capabilities to meet the threats of our time. when i chose jim clapper as director of national intelligence, i charged him with making
foreclosure was improper. let s go slow. cross the ts, dot the is. if a homeowner is in default, a lender can foreclosure, but we want them to follow the same standards we want a homeowner to follow. are you expects to sign on to this investigation? we re going to be planning on to the attorney general investigation and we ve been investigating these companies for some time. we ve been taking a look at some of the companies going back to late september. we asked for a variety of information to find out are the same types of practices that occurred with gmac elsewhere occurring in states like minnesota where you don t have to go to court to foreclosure. you can do it through foreclosure by publication. does the state attorney general s office have the legal authority to request an investigation into loans held at fannie, freddie and the federal