votes. let me ask you this had he done what he said he was going to do back in january, would it have helped? well this, would have followed the $25 billion settlement of the robo signing foreclosure mess and the mess that some of the mortgage bankers did get into with the foreclosure process. this would have followed up on that because they assume that $25 billion was not enough so let s investigate further. would they have found more malfeasance? i don t know. they haven t done anything. i know two books that i have read off the top of my head that did this investigation and already came forward. both became best sellers. just ask for the summary. it is the sixth investigation of housing and/or mortgages since 2009. the sixth. and nothing has happened with any of them. 12 million home owners still underwater, $700 billion worth of underwater financing in america today. and the housing market in terms of prices is still at rock bottom. this president has demonized bankers, w
these seasons. here s a web ad. corporations are people, my friend. i like being able to fire people who provide services to me. i was a severely conservative republican governor. do i believe the supreme court should turn over roe v. wade? yes? planned parenthood. we have to get rid of that. don t try to stop the foreclosure process, let it run its course and hit the bottom. chip saltzman, you played in such a high-level position for governor huckabee, if you were in this instance whispering in the ear of the obama campaign, how would tell them to respond to what you just saw? i would take it back to barack obama and talk about the issues that matter. i know we talked about romney fired people. i think there are a lot of
million. so while it was being negotiated big banks didn t want to move through the foreclosure process they were not sure what would happen. they waited and, now, we are seeing the foreclosures come through the pipeline. that will mean for the market? not good things for housing. shepard: the big board today up 190 early and then 172. great news. gerri: the stock market is more interested in earnings which are good. they are more interested in the fact that europe is not facing difficulties at this minute. europe has been a big story. we had filing of weekly unemployment claims, jobless claims, first time benefits. that was up 13,000 from 380,000. shepard: not horrible. did you hear about the kidst can you believe this? the parents wanted to see the baby, premature baby who died,
they are having fun with him in these seasons. here s a web ad. corporations are people, my friend. i like being able to fire people who provide services to me. i was a severely conservative republican governor. do i believe the supreme court should turn over roe v. wade? yes? planned parenthood. we have to get rid of that. don t try to stop the foreclosure process, let it run its course and hit the bottom. chip saltzman, you played in such a high-level position for governor huckabee, if you were in this instance whispering in the ear of the obama campaign, how would tell them to respond to what you just saw? i would take it back to barack obama and talk about the issues that matter. i know we talked about romney fired people.
governor. do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade? yes. what to do for the housing industry specifically, don t try and stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom. kimberly: bob? bob: all of those things. it s excellent. i want to touch on what chris christie said. kimberly: we can listen to christie. people believe this is a place where only their willingness to work hard as an act of honor and integrity an ingenuity determine their success in life. we ll have a bunch of people sitting on the couch waiting for the more government check. bob: that is one of the more outrageous things this guy ever said.