Housing

"There is a disconnect and an inability to really look at what’s going on." —"American Winter" director Joe Gantz

Cenk calls out New Jersey Governor Chris Christie for publicly pretending to want to help homeowners and privately defending Wall Street interests.

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Cenk talks to Calif. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom — also a Current TV host — about the possible use of eminent domain to prevent foreclosure in areas such as San Bernardino, Calif., where 150,000 homeowners are underwater on their mortgages.

"They actually built incentives into that program so that banks could rack up fees month after month after month, even when the borrower was making all of his payments." —Neil Barofsky

Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, joins Jennifer Granholm in "The War Room" to talk about what the bureau is doing to ensure consumer protection.

“Our most precious resource is not petroleum, … it’s our young people. So take the money from the oil companies that don’t need the money and use that to pay for giving this next generation a shot. … I hope [...]

"Obama didn't give it any vocal support when it really counted."

"When they needed us, we bailed them out. But it was a one-way transaction."

“He started defending the bankers, at a foreclosure event, in front of a foreclosed house.” — Craig Crawford on Mitt Romney's "true nature"

Matt Taibbi talks to Cenk about his recent "Rolling Stone" article, "Bank of America: Too Crooked to Fail." Taibbi says, "It's no different than here on the streets of New York where you see people selling fake Prada bags or [...]