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of evidence of fraud in connection with the financial products that were offered in terms of mortgage origination, selling these types of products to investors. so it s really i think a big question mark as to why more criminal cases have not been brought against senior executives. that is really the only thing that seems to deter the serious wrongdoing. jenna: fred, let s talk a little bit about responsibility because at this point looking back it is easy and we hear the conversation about the big banks being the problem but in the midst of the crisis there was this realization that everyone had a role. you know, it wasn t just the big banks. it was consumers that took out too much credit or knew they couldn t paid or lied on their application and the government wasn t enforcing laws already in place or creating new ones to keep us safer. if we were to charge more people criminally, are there just too many people to blame? well, first of all a couple of things. you re absolutely rig
societies. isn t that a dig at the fact that the president canceled that summit over the edward snowden affair? well, i ll tell you one thing, president nixon used to say that during the cold war the problem between the united states and the soviet union wasn t that we didn t understand each other or didn t communicate, it was that we understood each other very well, and our systems were so incredibly different that there was no reconciling the two ideologies and national interests. and in this case it s the same thing, jon. the russians know exactly where obama is coming from. they have run circles around him since he became president, and certainly this last episode has allowed vladimir putin to run the entire board on syria. jon: so now vladimir putin rides into the rescue and looks like the world leader who has a grasp of affairs and with his say so can make the syrians give up their weapons the peacemaker. jon: calm down the middle east yeah. jon: and throw cold wate
september 1960 was the first time that massive details were released to the world about national security agency. and it did harm u.s. interests. but those two young men thought when they went to the soviet union were moving to a workers paradise. that s what they thought. what they discovered was that life in the soviet union wasn t very good and they led long and unhappy lives. now, snowden may have a better scenario ahead. i think russia these days is a better place to be than the soviet union, you know, 50 years ago. but i think he has obviously discovered, snowden has discovered, that life in his situation life is very hard and may be very hard for a long time to come. you re right. it looks bleak for him. all right, professor david barrett, thank you very much. well, imagine being duct taped from head to toe with only the use of your eyes. that s how a.l.s. patients feel. coming up we get a first hand look from one of our very end, cnn anchor suzanne malveaux
but you needed a shock. something had to hit that would change that international system. the collapse of the soviet union wasn t big enough. 9/11 wasn t big enough. the 2008 financial crisis was big enough. and right after that, we had the birth of the g-zero order that or disorder. greta: free trade a good idea in hindsight or not? free trade s a great idea for the united states. but we are done with u.s.-led global architecture. we are going to have u.s.-led institutions that are not global or global institutions that are not u.s.-led. one thing we should watch at the g-8 summit is whether the united states with its allies will create support for new trade agreements that are not global, if they are global it will be shared with china and countries that don t hair our value don t share our values. coalitions of the willing have to be about trade, too. greta: not bleak at then.