Below you can watch a video clip of Congressional Oversight Chairperson Elizabeth Warren’s introductory remarks at a hearing today on Capitol Hill. Afterward, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner responds in a 10-minute open statement.
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Statements on Capitol Hill by Geithner and Warren
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Category: Political Economy Tags: bailout, financial crisis, market wizards, Politics, regulatory capitalism
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