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Is Elizabeth Warren Native American or What?And Fauxahontas will feign surprise when The Democrat Party picks her to replace "Under-the-Bus" Clinton.
Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from FedHow much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
The Discount Rate, what the Fed charges member banks borrowing from the Fed, was 0.5% until Feb 2010.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money.
"But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions.
"That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout.
Goldman and Citigroup lost billions after homeowners defaulted.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money. But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress. Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions. That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout."How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?
On a specific deal? Or on all its actions since the crisis?
Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from Fed
Did all the people who lost their jobs during the crash get those jobs back?Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from FedHow much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
The Discount Rate, what the Fed charges member banks borrowing from the Fed, was 0.5% until Feb 2010.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money.
"But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions.
"That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout.
Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Did you have a point somewhere?
Voting for the lesser of two evils is exactly the problem that has produced Trump v Clinton. We should learn from our mistakes instead of consigning the US to another eight years of corporate Democratic rule. If there is one bit of idiocy that Trump can not flip flop on, it is his promise to deport 11 million human beings from the US.When he sets that in motiongood for warren!!! The last thing this nation needs is more radical privatizing of stuff that shouldn't be privatized! America needs more funding for infrastructure, science, and education, not less. Hillary is the best America has right now. We can bitch about wages, inequality, but at least Hillary can be trusted to do at least as much as Obama. Don't allow a fucking republican into office as they'll be 10 times worse.
A completely corrupt and anti-capitalist system was saved.Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Goldman and Citigroup lost billions after homeowners defaulted.
Goldman Sachs didn't report a single quarter of negative earnings.
They bet HUGE against their toxic CDOs. They placed their bets through AIG with CDS. And when AIG was going belly up, the federal government bailed AIG out so Goldman could collect 100 cents on the dollar for their bets.
Did all the people who lost their jobs during the crash get those jobs back?Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from FedHow much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
The Discount Rate, what the Fed charges member banks borrowing from the Fed, was 0.5% until Feb 2010.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money.
"But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions.
"That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout.
Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Did you have a point somewhere?
Did all those people who lost their homes during the crash get their homes back?
A completely corrupt and anti-capitalist system was saved.Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
They would have had to enact some kind of FDIC for small stock holders in the banks before letting them fail, and then the Chinese own so much.A completely corrupt and anti-capitalist system was saved.Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Voting for the lesser of two evils is exactly the problem that has produced Trump v Clinton. We should learn from our mistakes instead of consigning the US to another eight years of corporate Democratic rule. If there is one bit of idiocy that Trump can not flip flop on, it is his promise to deport 11 million human beings from the US.When he sets that in motiongood for warren!!! The last thing this nation needs is more radical privatizing of stuff that shouldn't be privatized! America needs more funding for infrastructure, science, and education, not less. Hillary is the best America has right now. We can bitch about wages, inequality, but at least Hillary can be trusted to do at least as much as Obama. Don't allow a fucking republican into office as they'll be 10 times worse.
multiply this ^^^ by 10.
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They added liquidity to some of the richest institutions in the country, including the families that own the Federal Reserve:"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money. But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress. Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions. That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout."How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?
On a specific deal? Or on all its actions since the crisis?
Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from Fed
the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending
The Federal Reserve is the lender of last resort.
Their purpose is to add liquidity during a crisis.
They added liquidity.
They will.Voting for the lesser of two evils is exactly the problem that has produced Trump v Clinton. We should learn from our mistakes instead of consigning the US to another eight years of corporate Democratic rule. If there is one bit of idiocy that Trump can not flip flop on, it is his promise to deport 11 million human beings from the US.When he sets that in motiongood for warren!!! The last thing this nation needs is more radical privatizing of stuff that shouldn't be privatized! America needs more funding for infrastructure, science, and education, not less. Hillary is the best America has right now. We can bitch about wages, inequality, but at least Hillary can be trusted to do at least as much as Obama. Don't allow a fucking republican into office as they'll be 10 times worse.
multiply this ^^^ by 10.
2006 United States immigration reform protests - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
They'll be easier to deport if they all gather in one place......
Warren is doing a great job as Hillary's wing man taking on Trump with biting criticism
They added liquidity to some of the richest institutions in the country, including the families that own the Federal Reserve:"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money. But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress. Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions. That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout."How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
How much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?
On a specific deal? Or on all its actions since the crisis?
Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from Fed
the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending
The Federal Reserve is the lender of last resort.
Their purpose is to add liquidity during a crisis.
They added liquidity.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions."
And they didn't bother to tell the American taxpayers until they were forced to do so.
Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from Fed
A question, actually.Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from FedHow much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
The Discount Rate, what the Fed charges member banks borrowing from the Fed, was 0.5% until Feb 2010.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money.
"But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions.
"That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout.
Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Did you have a point somewhere?
A question, actually.Warren: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Received $6 Trillion Backdoor Bailout from FedHow much did the Federal Reserve make on its charity to Wall Street?Were you upset that Goldman repaid their loans? Or that the Treasury made money on the deal?
"As Warren correctly pointed out in a previous Senate hearing, Wall Street received $13 trillion in cumulative loans as a secret bailout through the Federal Reserve. Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
Wall Street On Parade
Much of that money was loaned at below 1 percent interest."
The Discount Rate, what the Fed charges member banks borrowing from the Fed, was 0.5% until Feb 2010.
"During the financial crisis, Congress bailed out the big banks with hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money; and that’s a lot of money.
"But the biggest money for the biggest banks was never voted on by Congress.
"Instead, between 2007 and 2009, the Fed provided over $13 trillion in emergency lending to just a handful of large financial institutions.
"That’s nearly 20 times the amount authorized in the TARP bailout.
Yup. And they paid it all back, with interest, and the banking system was saved.
Did you have a point somewhere?
When was the last of the $13 trillion repaid and what toxic waste was it repaid with?
At least one...ncluding the families that own the Federal Reserve:
Are they Jewish families? LOL!
