conversation had been switched around. i m not saying it has, but that s what you would make sure of before you admitted it in a court of law. the feds are now involved because of this latest allegation, transporting a minor tack state lines. so not you feds are involved. if the feds can t get to the bottom of it, there will be a due diligence process. megyn: bernie fine is fired. what about syracuse university? it says it never had this tape? they said they did not have this tape. espn had this tape in their possession as early as 2003. what do they say is the reason for not doing something with it? did they go to police? did they do something other than his into the and play it? they say they had it by that the initial accuser bobby davis played it for some of the law enforcement officers and they couldn t do anything with it. in terms of verification and
going out the door and for what projects. reporter: the department of energy has on its website information that it s backing about $30 billion in clean energy loans that is going out to dozens of projects. they are saying that this project will create or save about 66,000 jobs, but the issue is who is checking these companies to see whether or not they ll even make any money? that is the issue. doe says the two latest projects as you reported in arizona, nevada, that they did scrutinize the finances of these two companies. but there is more controversy coming out about one of these companies in nevada, jenna. jenna: as you mentioned risk in every investment but the due diligence is the important part that we re keeping an eye on since we saw solyndra go bankrupt and there was some question about the due diligence process. reporter: the nevada project is the solar energy project.
agreement. jenna: so as we mentioned, ten companies looked at, you found five that were concerning. you can t go into the specifics of whether or not one of those five were solyndra, although that was referred to in a hearing this week, and you can t tell us the other names and i m just clarifying this to our viewers because there is a question of whether or not that information would cause the companies harm. how much money, though, is at stake as far as the loans to the phi companies that five companies that you re concerned about? how much taxpayer money is at stake? well, there s actually been many, many loans that have been issued or committed to since then for the total portfolio it s billions and billions of dollars. and we are currently engaged in our further review of this process to look at more of the loans and to see if due diligence process, as you mentioned, has been fully followed. jenna: we always appreciate the