Alakazam! Dylan Ratigan Explains Goldman's Crooked Magic Trick

(Via Heather, http://crooksandliars.com ) From MSNBC's Morning Meeting Oct. 16, 2009. Dylan Ratigan explains how Goldman Sachs managed to make $3 billion in three months investing our tax dollars sent to keep them afloat with no strings attached.

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[Plutonwolf]

Maybe Goldman Sucks should have a new logo. I think a skull and cross bones or a peg legged parrot on shoulder pirate would suit them just fine.

[scytheboy]

I hope he never puts that on ever again.

[mercedes4thebest]

Wow

[spinnersmetal]

This is pretty silly but Dylan is spot on. Dylan knows more about the economy than any other host I've seen on the major networks.

[DamNationDiplomat]

I knew this would happen when TARP passed...I think it was probably the right thing to bail out the financial system, but I was NOT on board with no strings attached. I'm not angry at Goldman; if you throw a sheep in a cage with a hungry tiger, do you really expect to get your sheep back? The congress should have put strings on that money; they should have known Goldman wasn't going to give it back. Their job is to make money, not help anyone. The government's job is to make sure they play nice.

[Plutonwolf]

Ooooohh! I likee, I likeee very much!

[justonefirefly1]

Or how about orange prison uniforms?

[Drewggee]

Well put.