out public and it s crashed. it s gone from $38 a share all the way down to $26.90. that s a drop of 29% and now, as you said, the lawsuits are flying. did zuckerberg go into this thing, priced it too high at $38, sold some of his own stock at $38. walked away with billions in profit, and left the small investor holding the bag because they didn t know what zuckerberg knew? but isn t that the way it works on the street of dreams? you try to get as much money as you can before you get out? all investors are supposed to be equal. did some get information that others did not get. did zuckerberg hide that information, did he play it fair and straight? yes or no? i don t know. but i ll tell you, the e-mails will reveal who knew what and when because the lawyers are going to go for discovery. they re going to say show me the e-mails running up to this offering price of $38. did you know it was overpriced? did you know that some people
election and it is reverberating around the world. it could make for a very long day on wall street today. doug luzader is live in washington with a preview of what could happen on the street of dreams. doug? good morning, guys. maybe, yeah, another rough day for u.s. markets after what happened in france. it s more evidence of this big shift to the left in europe and we re likely to feel the impact here at home. in france, over the weekend, supporters of socialist francois holland are celebrating after he defeated the french president nicholas sarkozy. he campaigned against the big spending cuts they are backing. more spending cuts and a return to french socialist rule and you couple that with the parliamentary elections in greece over the weekend, it signals this growing european rejection of austerity measures that have entrenched workers for one. it s not clear what this new government is going to look like in greece. they wasted little time
let s go back to the clip. we re not done. sometimes you got to trust the bad guy to help you. absolutely. absolutely. that was dominick who plays my partner, a lot of people know him from the wire and entourage and we have this love/hate relationship but at the end of the day, we work good together. some people think the bad guys in our society are wall street as of late and what we topped off your segment with is you actually worked on wall street for a couple of years. that was part of my master plan to become an actor eventually. come to new york and i ll become a millionaire really fast and use that to finance my acting career which obviously didn t work that way. how was it for you? you said in working on wall street, you felt empty. well, yeah, i mean, the thing is that it s something that i studied. i studied finance and marketing in school. once i was there, the thing that we re all shooting for, i realized that there was still something left inside of me tha