bill. you have to admit there is enormous frustration in the country right now. people are feeling very needy. there is a sense that the people who got us into this mess, the bankers have gotten off scot-free. that s where this resentment. that s where this budding rage comes from. bill: we will talk with lou dobbs about that coming up. i want the wall street people to brand themselves as the no nothing party. remember the no nothing party, geraldo? i know the no nothing was anti-immigrant party. i hated them. bill: let s bring the no nothing party back. there is no comparison between the message of the tea party and the wall street people but the liberal need media is trying to make one. fast and furious. this thing may grow into something. bill: bologna. it is not going to grow into anything. already tried it. smoking dope it may become something. bill: okay. sure. fast and furious. big story? a huge story and a catastrophe for eric holder. i like eric holder. i alway
bill: why? i thought he was a man of strong character, honest, clear-eyed in his approach to the bill: hold it. let me stop you. okay. bill: you like eric holder. clear-eyed, honest guy, right? right. bill: three words. marc rich pardon. you can explain that to me? they all pardon the people who kiss their butts. bill: do you not take that into account? do you not take that into account? i take bill: the big picture. so let s let the biggest tax cheat in american history let him off and give him a pardon. you, geraldo how much of a bigger picture do you get than the biggest tax cheat in history? let me agree with you about fast and furious and his role in this. bill: okay. it s like roger clemens who went before congress and allegedly lied. if eric holder when he said i m not sure of the exact date but i probably heard about fast and furious for the first time over the last few weeks he said that in may of this year.
bill: why? i thought he was a man of strong character, honest, clear-eyed in his approach to the bill: hold it. let me stop you. okay. bill: you like eric holder. clear-eyed, honest guy, right? right. bill: three words. marc rich pardon. you can explain that to me? they all pardon the people who kiss their butts. bill: do you not take that into account? do you not take that into account? i take bill: the big picture. so let s let the biggest tax cheat in american history let him off and give him a pardon. you, geraldo how much of a bigger picture do you get than the biggest tax cheat in history? let me agree with you about fast and furious and his role in this. bill: okay. it s like roger clemens who went before congress and allegedly lied. if eric holder when he said i m not sure of the exact date but i probably heard about fast and furious for the first time over the last few weeks he said that in may of this year.
segment tonight. as we reported last night. cbs news investigative correspondent sharyl attkinson has uncovered some justice department memos that show attorney general holder knew about the fast and furious gun sting long before he said he did. ms. atkinson joins us from washington. let s walk through this so even i can understand it. when you found these memos, then you called the white house for comment as any reporter would. and some guy actually yelled at you? is that what happened. well, it was during reporting on some of these documents, not those particular ones. we had a conversation which you well know about and have reported on and has been duly noted. ever since and i have been moving on and trying to work on the next developments in the case. there have been quite a few. bill: let s not try to get away from this too quickly sheryl. eric schultz is hired by this white house to handle this story the fast and furious story. you call eric up and you say he was hostile?
as we reported last night. cbs news investigative correspondent sharyl attkinson has uncovered some justice department memos that show attorney general holder knew about the fast and furious gun sting long before he said he did. ms. atkinson joins us from washington. let s walk through this so even i can understand it. when you found these memos, then you called the white house for comment as any reporter would. and some guy actually yelled at you? is that what happened. well, it was during reporting on some of these documents, not those particular ones. we had a conversation which you well know about and have reported on and has been duly noted. ever since and i have been moving on and trying to work on the next developments in the case. there have been quite a few. bill: let s not try to get away from this too quickly sheryl. eric schultz is hired by this white house to handle this story the fast and furious story. you call eric up and you say he was hostile?