that was then, this is now. they realize bye-bye barney frank. they realize on the democrat side, they ll have to be nice to those people because a lot of those people are democrats. all right. let s do some headlines for you for your monday morning because today is the 15th anniversary if you can believe it of the oklahoma city bombing. memorial services are taking place at the oklahoma city national memorial to remember the 168 people killed on that tragic day in 1995. ron terrell joining us live outside that location with more. good morning to you. good morning, gretchen. again, it s hard to believe it s been 15 years since this happened. very serene morning right now. usually in oklahoma the wind kicks up as we all know. right now, it s perfectly still and it really is kind of setting a perfect scene to look back and to remember those who lost their lives and the family members of those that are still here that are coming out here to pay their respects. it s really an event t
financial reform. it will look a lot like health care reform with regard to how they re going to roll it out. the word on the street is the president will be doing a lot of town hall meetings to try to pass it. look, they think that was really effective as it was because they passed it. right? so now the showdown is whether or not some republicans will come to the side of the fence of the democrats and vote for financial reforms, specifically targeting wall street. i m very confident we ll have the votes of the strong package of financial reforms that will bring the markets out of the dark and help protect taxpayers from having to fund future bailouts and give americans basic protection between fraud and abuse. i m confident we ll have a strong bill. this is about the basic financial security about the country. about the financial security of all americans and i think we ll see republicans and democrats come together and pass stronger reforms. the numbers were overwhelmin