Good morning, good morning, to sunday september 1st. Im ali velshi. We Come On air with Breaking News out of the middle east. The bodies of six israeli hostages taken by hamas during the October 7th attacks have been recovered in gaza. There bodies were found late yesterday in an underground tunnel beneath the southern city of rafah. According to the israeli military, it appears the hostages were killed shortly before the idf was able to reach them. They have been identified by the idf as carmel gat, eden yerushalmi, Alexander Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, Master Sergeant Ori danino and american israeli, hersh goldbergpolin. Hersh goldbergpolin was attending the Music Vessel one hamas launched the attack took he was taken hostage along with many others and later became one of the most wellknown captives having been injured in multiple Hostage Videos that were purred out by hamas. In the wake of his capture, his parents were extremely outspoken in their efforts to bring home their son and the
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when the fha or hope for homeowner programs, they would help the subprime borrowers. now we have a problem with negative equity and unemployment and the programs have been rolled out and we are behind the problem. we have never been in front of the problem. the other bucket is the players. we have government, banks, not-for-profits, all the groups who are trying as hard as they can, but they are not coordinated. they too are want in front of the problem and they all have their own agenda. in have incentives to perpetuate this problem because there are jobs depending on this problem. for homeowners, which program would you recommend? is there a lack of awareness of them? that s the biggest problem. as the programs roll out, homeowners are not getting the message. in fact, borrowers are giving the message of false expectations. and a lot of time, that has led to distrust, so they are not
sheets quickly through direct purchases of equity through banks. where does a big chunk of that money ultimately go? financial institutions got $320 billion. the auto industry took home $81 billion. homeowner programs received 27 billion. and other financial programs raked in close to 26 billion. with just managing t.a.r.p. now requires a service of 22 law firms, 15 financial firms and operating budget of $1.5 billion just so far and monthly expenses of around $133 billion. that s a lot of money. did t.a.r.p. do the job it was supposed to do? that s what we want to ask. dylan ratigan is host of the dylan ratigan show here on msnbc and christian we willer. before we unleash dylan here, let me ask you a simple question. did t.a.r.p. work? it worked. you have to remember what it was designed to do. it was an emergency measure. it was the emergency break in