enough to know blah, blah, blah about about. has bea that s okay. here s being me up before. you can have whatever opinion he wants.ts he is my brother, i love him. if you want to get his new book, amen. that s cool.oo it doesn t take away one thing. on a commonsense blue-collar level, things are already getting better. i loved your man on the street segment because one fella said, they have already taken enough of my money. that s what we want to fix. it will take little time. so talk by your family country, now this. former president obama if we
wait until you see who he is blaming for his decision to leave his post next. the only thing that matters is you have an american flag on your shoulder and he s my brother, he is my brother, we re all going to ride together, we re all going to die together and he, for whatever reason, i don t know how he felt about us but we would all die for him and he left. [ female announcer ] there s a gap out there. that s keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler. if frustration and paperwork decrease. if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. the gap begins to close. so let s simplify things. let s close the gap between people and care.
don t buy into that. bob: he is my brother. can i have call him whatever i want. he s a punk. eric: he trashed the system with the g.m. bail-out and tarp bail-out. bob: why did he trash the system? g.m. kimberly: he gave money to solyndra. eric: bondholders. there are millions of americans, retirees who had bonds in g.m. told by the way, you guys, you get nothing. meanwhile, the u.a.b. walked away with $4 billion. bob: just get over that. i know you were a bondholder of eric: i wasn t. bob: you weren t. okay. eric: i was not a bondholder. the bottom line he took office in january of 2009. eric: the first three months bob: the ones he lost in the first few months you can t
don t buy into that. bob: he is my brother. can i have call him whatever i want. he s a punk. eric: he trashed the system with the g.m. bail-out and tarp bail-out. bob: why did he trash the system? g.m. kimberly: he gave money to solyndra. eric: bondholders. there are millions of americans, retirees who had bonds in g.m. told by the way, you guys, you get nothing. meanwhile, the u.a.b. walked away with $4 billion. bob: just get over that. i know you were a bondholder of eric: i wasn t. bob: you weren t. okay. eric: i was not a bondholder. the bottom line he took office in january of 2009. eric: the first three months bob: the ones he lost in the first few months you can t