decision-making on the loan portfolio at the department of energy. he was working on the so-called announcement value in solyndra for the white house, object sentence plea for the president and vice president if they wanted to make speeches based on solyndra. there was another element here that came out of the house panel report, jenna, and that is, is that the stimulus program that was enacted in february 2009 basically wiped out an extra cost that company that got loan guarantees would have to pay back to the agencies. they are called credit subsidies to get the loan guarantee. jenna: let me take this step-by-step. let s go back to the le back to the liaison. is it unusual to have the liaison from any administration with a department like the department of energy. reporter: personally in my reporting i can t say, because i have not seen it before personally. we ve seen this as an issue though in the house panel report in the back end of the report.
that works just like they have let in audiotaping allow that to be released more quickly, eventually television will come. it is a little bit slow, slower than it needs to be. jenna: great to have your perspective. we look forward to having you back. especially if the hearing happens. that will be fascinating. thank you, tom goldstein. geraldo is with us. a couple sides we weren t able to cover with tom having to do with sound bites and showbusiness. that is a concern. one of the justices justice scalia had this to say. when i first came on the court i was in favor of having cameras in the court. i am less and less so. i don t want it to become showbiz. our sessions are open. anytime it you are in washington i urge you to attend i think it is a good show itself. what do you think?. i agree with tom goldstein the proceedings because they are so significant important to the american taxpayer should be broadcast but two words are the real reason why the
ambassador u.n. ambassador john bolton. that may be the first time the ambassador agreed with the administration. jenna: we ll take any and all opinions on this show especially from, pets. speaking of that, did you know we have brand new thumb members on the job market today? senator rubio is described in some circles as a rising star in the republican party. he is here with his proposal to get americans back to work. you don t want to miss that. that s next.
dna exonerating death penalty case. you learn something new every day. if you go, guarantee, jon, if geraldo there, there will be cameras. call it a00 much. no streaking on camera. jon: none of those just at thises would be justices would be sleeping through geraldo s presentation. jenna: no, no. jon: coming up a major food alert for nearly have half the nation. we have details on a peanut butter recall that affecting some 24 states. what s better than gold ?
somber, serious process. and that is almost ideal. but there are not just 50 or 100. there are 50 million or 100 million people out there in the country who would be interested learning more about the oral argument in health care. i think it is their right to know more president process really the experience it. through television. remember, maybe tens of thousands of people will read the court s important opinion ruling in the health care case but there are tens of millions of people who watch fox television. that is how americans come to learn about their government. and it s a shame that they can t participate in that way for this case. jenna: just a quick final question. seems justice kagan and justice sotomayor seem very open. do you think with the new generation of justs that is where we see the change in the next several decades to come? yes. i think it is inevitable. the justices move slowly. they want to make sure they don t misstep. there are more and more courts do oral ar