Assault on Wall Street Page #5
from the bankruptcy court.
It's complicated!
Why didn't you tell me
this before?
Why'd I f***ing hire you?
I haven't heard from
you in 2 weeks
The bankruptcy filings were
just as much a surprise to me.
So let me give you
my best advice...
pay the 60 grand,
I'll file the same injunctive
to try and prevent you
from having to pay
and I won't ask your for any
more money from you for me.
How's that sound?
I don't have 60 grand.
Jim, I'll get this one.
Call me later...
This is all my fault.
No, I got sick and I put
us in debt.
It's not your fault, it's
the banks, the CEO's,
Jim, I just... I hate what
this is doing to you.
I'm sorry.
I gotta go to work.
Jim... Jim...
Andy, you wanted to see me?
Yeah, come on in.
Close the door please.
Jim... we've been contacted
by a couple of lawyers
and collection agencies in
the last couple of days...
it seems that you have
a lot of debts...
It's not what you think.
They've got a judgment
against you,
a lien to garnish your
wages on a monthly basis.
How much?
You keep 800 per month.
Right, um... let me speak
to my lawyer
before you give these
guys anything.
Jim, I'm sorry but we're gonna
have to let you go.
protecting our money.
You get what I mean?
We're a bonded firm,
we'll lose our insurance,
we'll lose our clients...
we just can't have
you working here,
Think of how it looks,
and it's not good.
Severance...
What about my insurance?
You can do COBRA
on the insurance.
That's 600 a month, how
can I keep her alive on that?
The check is your
official severance,
but we owe you back pay,
overtime...
you put in a lot of hours and
you've been a loyal employee,
them issue it in cash.
It's a bit of a bump, 9,000.
Cash is better, I figure
banks and collections
will never know,
just between us.
I appreciate that.
And I'm gonna need your weapon
Jim... hey man, listen...
I'm sorry, I didn't know!
I can't answer the phone
right now,
just leave a message.
Have a good day.
Hey Jim what's up,
it's Sean.
Look, I didn't know it was
gonna happen, all right?
I'm really sorry.
I love you bro,
please give me a call.
Rosie?
Rosie?
Rosie?
Rosie... Baby...
Baby?
Oh my God, baby...
Oh my God, oh no... Rosie?
Rosie...
911...
Rosie, Rosie...
God visits us with
many mysteries in life,
unexpected death is
the most challenging.
when God leaves us speechless
in the face of death,
he reminds us all we have
is forgiveness.
We must set our anger aside
and look to those
whom we have lost,
For who is God,
except the lord,
and who is a rock
besides our God?
The god who girdles
me with strength
and made my way safe.
He made my feet like
the feet of a deer
and set me secure
on the heights.
so that my arms can
bend a bow of bronze,
you have given me the
shield of your salvation
and your right hand
has supported me.
Your help has made me great,
you gave me a wide place
and my feet did not slip.
I pursued my enemies
and overtook them,
and did not turn back
until they were consumed.
I struck them down so that
they were not able to rise,
they fell under my feet
for you girdled me with
strength for the battle.
You made my assailants
sink under me,
you made my enemies
I destroyed.
Hey, you've got
Jim and Rosie.
We're not home right now
but leave a message
and we'll call you right back.
Hey Jim, it's Sean.
Uh, you're not answering
your cell,
are you all right?
I don't really know
what to say but uh,
I'm just thinking of you bro.
I hope you're okay,
I love you.
Please call.
Hey, you've got Jim and Rosie.
We're not home right now
but leave a message
and we'll call you right back.
Hey Jim, it's Fred
and Frank.
Listen bud, we'd love to get
together for lunch sometime.
We'll come over some
night, watch the game,
do some serious drinking.
We miss you, pal.
Well done, well done!
Thank you to my
lovely secretary
who's been working so hard.
Mr. Marwood is
extremely busy!
It's lovely!
Well maybe it's time
for some of us
to stumble home.
Have a good weekend guys,
you deserve it!
Hello?
John, what?
Come on John, it's too late
for that stuff.
No, I really don't wanna
can you just please call me
tomorrow morning?
All right, all right thank
you.
Mr. Marwood, I'm Jim Baxford.
Yeah.
I left you a bunch of messages,
20 to be exact.
I, uh... I'm off the clock
you know, if you wanna talk...
I lost my life savings.
My house, my job, my wife...
Look Jim, it is not my fault
your wife left you, all right?
She didn't leave me,
she's dead.
Oh for f***... come on man.
I'm telling you...
Just get off of me!
in the stability of the
American economy cuts across
the entire political spectrum.
For decades, America
has been enjoying
unprecedented economic
growth but unfortunately
that growth was fueled
by a mountain of debt
starting to come due.
As the economic
collapse intensifies,
opinions vary on how to
stop the downward spiral.
Call this crisis by
any other name,
it's still the same
old game...
the rich still get richer
and the poor get poorer.
Thank you everyone
and good night,
from New York News 7.
Wow, Dan!
This is amazing!
How did you do that?
You know it was really easy
with the new mortgage
incentive rate...
So it looks great, we
got rid of everything.
That's great, fantastic.
And you think that's going
to be enough?
Absolutely, the bank
will look great
but our clients... not so much.
Okay, it's the only
play we had...
we took the shot and
it's looking good.
Am I right?
Yeah, you were right
all along.
Okay, well you know...
that's what I like
to hear, you know?
They can destroy companies
and even countries
with financial
rating downgrades.
They can effectively...
...The latest Wall Street firm
The question them becomes...
Like many other
financial institutions,
Leman Brothers got caught
in this financial storm.
The real estate superfund,
which was one of the
hottest products...
7.7 trillion in undisclosed
funds from the Federal Reserve
for struggling financial
institutions.
We will be watching
very carefully...
there are those that believe
the government does
have a role to play...
I want to be very clear,
I take full responsibility
for the decisions that I made
and for the actions
that I took.
and will assume $31 billion
in won losses.
The loans came with virtually
no strings attached.
However, eventually the
bottom dropped out sharply
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