at a foreclosure sale two weeks before. just brings back bad memories. you know? just what a shame. reporter: though mnuchin s critic say his bank was far too aggressive with foreclosures, some say he took a failing bank and made it profitable again. as for the claims of bad advice telling home owners to stop paying their mortgages, mnuchin s transition spokesperson told cnn literally every major financial institution involved in the mortgage business was accused of the same thing. that s why there was an independent foreclosure review which onewest was the only major bank to complete. the findings of the review showed an exemplary record and an extremely low error rate. steven mnuchin expects to discuss hiss successful record of modifying thousands of mortgages, saving people s homes
the initial attempt to get rid of the law came in january of 2011, two weeks after the gop took control of the house. that vote passed and died in the senate however as it has every other time that the house has tried to repeal the law. president obama says he has a sure-fired way to help middle-class taxpayers to help families making less than $250,000 a year, and get rid of tax breaks for the wealthy. i want to bring in jessica yellin who is in new york today. he talked about this and talked about it from the white house and clearly laying down the gauntlet, if you will, and he says, okay, i want to put this before congress again and this is going to be an issue that is going to be hot and heavy for the next four months, and do they think that this is going to catch fire, if you will, as a campaign slogan? as a campaign issue certainly. we will see this on the trail no doubt, suzanne, because it is a battle for the next four months. in congress, don t expect it to go an
and then after shots ring out you can hear men will cheer. human rights activists and officials are expressing horror today after what some are calling an honor killing. i want to bring in our pentagon correspondent. what are you learning about this video of the woman who was executed and the circumstances? well, very disturbing to watch but many officials believe it under scores the real brutality of the taliban. this woman apparently was killed, executed by the taliban because they believe that two taliban men were somehow having some dispute over her all according to the governor of the province north of kabul where she was killed. this is an area that usually is fairly calm in recent months. amateur video is very difficult to watch. under scoring the brutality of the taliban. the local governor says the men involved apparently accused her of adultery and had her killed. they say they had court proceedings and in one hour had her executed. the two men involved were kille
billion boost to prop up the failing bank. how will that affect your 401 k here at home? barney stewart is here to help us understand what is happening in spain. let s make it simple here. right, spain is insolvent. the government of the spainny toz borrow money. until now it is borrowing money from its own banks . the only people prepared to lend it money. the banks have run out of money and so they are getting a loan from other european countries to the tune of 125 million. and so you can see the money is going round and round in circles and everybody gets more deeply in debt and runs out of other people s money. how is that different from us. we can print money. they can t print money precisely. what president obama wants the europeans to do is a huge
out some of these banks. they can say they didn t want the money, some of them can say that, some of them desperately did need the money, but we can t allow it to happen again. quick point, andrew? we have said we ve created all of these new laws to avoid the too big to fail problem. jamie dimon has said, i support winding down a failing bank. but the question is the size and scale. jpmorgan is not in trouble, but if they were to get in trouble, would the laws really work? that s big question mark. we will not know until we get there. that s where the anxiety lies. we ll leave it there. andrew ross sorkin, thank you so much. senator carl levin, thank you as well. coming up here, we ll have more reaction to jamie dimon s comments as we go through the hour. and an overview of the fall campaign. joining me for that, the chairman of the republican party, reince priebus. coming up a little bit later on, a special roundtable on the politics of same-sex marriage, after president obama