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May 19 (Bloomberg) — Peter J. Wallison, co-director of financial policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, talks with Bloomberg Law’s Lee Pacchia about the role the housing market played in the events leading up to the financial crisis in 2008 and his experiences serving as a member of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. Part 2 of a two part interview.
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Max Keiser calls treasury secretary Bear Stearns flunky Hank Paulson a “Financial Terrorist”. He states America is issuing non collateralized bonds that are worthless. The Dollar and the Bonds are counterfeit. They have nothing backing them. This will lead to an economic collapse to all countries who play into this Wall Street scheme. Developing nations are giving away their commodities for worthless paper.
The Listening Post looks at how the global economic crisis has the media reaching for the superlatives as they predict ‘the end of capitalism’. In this week’s News Divide we take a look at a truly global story: The collapse of some of Wall Street’s most venerable financial institutions has left economies around the world trembling. The financial and business pages have taken over the front pages and news anchors are competing to find strong enough superlatives to characterise the disaster …
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A song by the Astroturf featuring David Caplan Back in March we didn’t know what was to come the Bear stearns collapse had already come and gone We finally thought that we’d start to gain some ground But subprime losses just kept being written down Over the summer months commodity prices all went up the cost of oil hit 150 bucks and everyone talked about their stagflation fears and just like that it all those worries dissapeeared chorus: We had the lehman bust We lost all our trust In the …
CHARLIE GIBSON: And with apologies for our technical difficulties, we’re going to turn back to the difficult economy, and the way the presidential candidates are dealing with it, particularly John McCain. Here’s David Wright. DAVID WRIGHT: John McCain was against the government bailout of AIG, before he was reluctantly for it. Here he was yesterday on “Today.” JOHN MCCAIN: We cannot bail AIG or anybody else. We have to work through it. WRIGHT: Asked about the same topic today on “Good …
