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[17:14]..." the event he would be the day that the Treasury Department nationalize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. -- now arguably that was a reasonable thing to do. There. Sure which treasury in effect got into the "...

[4:04]..." have now begun to get active. We also got an announcement by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac of movement although we have some. Concerns about how far they go and why they -- V program that "...

[8:45]..." Including. You know a couple hundred billion for the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and from other deals that. That we. Happened in track and we've basically been focusing on the 700 billion "...

[4:23]..." well good morning head under fire this morning is a plan by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to help owners homeowners is with troubled mortgages critics say the plan doesn't go far enough. American Express is "...

[2:54]..." competition although competing against Best -- department at these things for them. Fannie Mae another big loss there -- 29 billion dollars as of September 30 so we'll see what the government doesn't that program as "...

[14:53]..." a result of over regulation the fact that that Bill Clinton allowed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to get in. To the sub prime market and then encouraged every single year for Fannie and Freddie to increase. The amount of these sub prime loans these high risk loans. Under the community reinvestment act it a required banks to. To lend more more of their money to these high risk loans and then on a party line vote the Democrats blocked a strong. Regulator with Fannie and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac party line vote literally. Every Democrat voted against a strong regulator which could stop this whole financial crisis all "...

[6:04]..." the two are now waiting for final approval on the deal from Fannie Mae. Business news here's Ron Amadon from marketwatch.com. Good morning month. "...

[5:34]..." building up the company's. Apple did and every one of these cases Fannie Mae Freddie Mac there -- the they shackled and taken it. In some cases the debt -- taking it. The problem is that "...

[0:04]..." many of them are on target. John McCain blamed lending practices at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for the housing crisis not quite. They don't hand out loans to homebuyers they buy mortgages from banks. Then "...

[0:29]..." Critics argue that the government has already spent too much bailing out Fannie Mae Freddie Mac and AIG. And some in congress the administration is overstepping its bounds. But his credit crisis as the country's most "...