who s from the left, isn t it? yes, it is. barbra streisand foundation, the joyce foundation on whose board barack obama sat for eight years. sandler s foundation gave $400,000, they re of course, the people partly behind the subprime mortgage collapse. the stride rite foundation, the ford foundation, suzy tompkins buehel, some of the leaders of the left wing movement in this country and they gave a lot of money, almost $29 million to media matters. right. and the shuman fund for media and democracy is managed by bill moyers. do you think bill knew when he was sending money to david brock, an admitted liar that he was going to use the money to try to destroy fox news? bill moyers? of course, bill moyers who spent those many years gathering big paychecks and prestige at public expense as a pbs celebrity, absolutely. he s been a left wing activist
finally tonight, no pinheads & patriots. instead, we want to leave you with one of our favorite moments from o reilly s interview with bill clinton. mr. president, we appreciate you coming in. the book is back to work. i hope you come back. it took you a long time to come in here. look, this mortgage thing is ready made for you. really need to figure out what do you think as a good conservative resolution to this. i am not a conservative. i m independent. but we watch everybody. but if you look at this whole thing, for 200 years since buildings have been widely owned when you have a building collapse and a mortgage collapse you can build from that. yes. but tell take 10 years, unless you clean up the mortgage mess quicker. you don t have to agree what i said in my book, but we can get this country back to work. i believe that. you should suggest to president obama that he appoint me of secretary of housing if he is re-elected. are you running, sir?
finally tonight, no pinheads & patriots. instead, we want to leave you with one of our favorite moments from o reilly s interview with bill clinton. mr. president, we appreciate you coming in. the book is back to work. i hope you come back. it took you a long time to come in here. look, this mortgage thing is ready made for you. really need to figure out what do you think as a good conservative resolution to this. i am not a conservative. i m independent. but we watch everybody. but if you look at this whole thing, for 200 years since buildings have been widely owned when you have a building collapse and a mortgage collapse you can build from that. yes. but tell take 10 years, unless you clean up the mortgage mess quicker. you don t have to agree what i said in my book, but we can get this country back to work. i believe that. you should suggest to president obama that he appoint me of secretary of housing if he is re-elected. are you running, sir?
finally tonight, no pinheads & patriots. instead, we want to leave you with one of our favorite moments from o reilly s interview with bill clinton. mr. president, we appreciate you coming in. the book is back to work. i hope you come back. it took you a long time to come in here. look, this mortgage thing is ready made for you. really need to figure out what do you think as a good conservative resolution to this. i am not a conservative. i m independent. but we watch everybody. but if you look at this whole thing, for 200 years since buildings have been widely owned when you have a building collapse and a mortgage collapse you can build from that. yes. but tell take 10 years, unless you clean up the mortgage mess quicker. you don t have to agree what i said in my book, but we can get this country back to work. i believe that. you should suggest to president obama that he appoint me of secretary of housing if he is re-elected. are you running, sir?
keep in mind, while we know that fannie and freddie have cost us a boatload of dough, something like $151 billion since the mortgage collapse, keep in mind, fannie and freddie right now have a $5 trillion portfolio of mortgages. so they got to manage those. plus there s about a trillion dollars worth of new business every year. that s one of the reasons why the ceo s were on capitol hill yesterday saying look, if we re going to have quality people, we have to pay them a lot. these are challenging jobs in challenging circumstances and we need to pay and reward the people who are doing the jobs. i understand that you need to have people in those positions who know what they re doing. competent. i bet there are a lot of unemployed executives right now who would take those jobs who are qualified who would take those jobs for less money. is this just another example of throwing government money at something because for so long, nobody was paying attention and why did they put in t