I commend Jay for the act of helping someone in need be it a rich person or poor. He's doing more than our government and he really doesn't have to!

hey jay..... my house is close to foreclosure...wanna help me? i'm only 5000 bhind! drop in the hat compared to ed. tell ed have a yard sale..sell some goodies! try helping the working class,we are the ones who watch your show.

I'm still not buying that McMahon is destitute. He's trying to make an end run around a mortgage on a house he doesn't want and can't sell in todays' market. People expressing sympathy for him falling on hard times are being had.

Sorry, but still no sympathy for Ed. Now, if he gets help with the money that is in the rears, then what happens when in a few months he can't pay again. Giving him the $ is not showing him any responsibility. Does this mean every homeowner these days that are facing foreclosure will get help from some celebrities ? If you are a hardworking, family person that works your butt off, you are considered nothing these days.

Oh no. Ed can't sell his big over-sized house. Where will his wife store all her fancy clothes, shoes, and jewelry and where will they put all their fancy furniture, antiques and heirlooms that tie every room together? Besides, if they moved then they would have to re-decorate the new place with all new stuff and poor Ed will just fall behind again on his next mortgage. I figured that this story was leaked to the news intentionally to reel in some rich sucker to pay his bills for him. In swoops JL to get him some good publicity. All poor Ed had to do was swallow his pride to get his bills payed for him. Be careful poor Ed, that should only work once for you. You'll have to go to plan B next time, actually paying your own bills - on time.

Sure-fire plan to get Ed back on track:

1. Sell expensive house.
2. Buy cheaper house.

I lost any all respect for him when he was shilling for American Family (?) sweepstakes (and any other advertising he could pimp himself out for including insurance policies). My grandmother was taken to the back by that operation. They kept sending her letters that she had won; she just needed to buy a few more things ... pretty soon she had a room filled with junk she couldn't afford and still her children couldn't get her to believe it was a scam because the letters looked so authentic. It's not like it used to be where you can just send in an entry; they keep after you, week after week, pressuring you. And they get the most vulnerable people. After a lot of bad stuff started coming out via lawsuits and press, McMahon still didn't drop out. He didn't care what he was shilling for as long as he got his payment.

The point is; Ed doesn't need compassion. He's worth millions, recently won a seven-plus million dollar court settlement and only owes 644K on a 4.5 million dollar home that he's trying to sell. If the bank takes the house, he doesn't need to spend any of the millions he was awarded in fixing it up and he still has way more money than all of us put together. I've known a lot of people who've had spinal fractures and had to wear a brace temporarily. It's not like he's a quad. The sympathy I'm hearing on this site is misplaced. Sounds more like a land deal scam to me with a little theatrics thrown in.

Guess Ed needs to win the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes now. :D

I don't relish the suffering or embarrassment of a rich or poor person. Where is the compassion of my fellow posters?