On the Program March 23 2009
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Hour 1: How ADD (Attention deficit Disorder) will save the world and should we all learn to become ADD? World renowned brain scientist Richard Silbesrstein and Thom talk about creativity and ADD.
Hour 2: Corporate bonus battle - if it was you, would you give it back? Thom & Carrie Lukas mix things up www.iwf.org
Hour 3: "Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times" Democracy Now's Amy Goodman talks to Thom about her book www.democracynow.org/
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On Monday 3-23, Thom Hartmann discussed what homeowners facing foreclosure can do. Well, one thing I've heard is to demand the loan note. This is your legal right and may delay or even bring the foreclosure grinding to a halt. Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur is advising this form of legal hardball, as in linked article: http://politicalvoicesofwomen.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1387629%3AB...
Quote from article:
KAPTUR: If you really look at the fine print, these Wall Street firms can't find the loan. They've divided it up into so many pieces, so there's a legitimate question in the law as to where that deed, where that loan actually is.
DOBBS: In point of fact, it's not -- to be clear, if there's no note, there is no debt?
KAPTUR: That's right.
More where that came from, perhaps pure gold for the desperate.