Warren Buffett quizzes former Treasury Secretary Paulson

Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett interviewed former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson at the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Omaha.

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[jag10]

Two vampires just shooting the shit, discussing financial crimes and looting the treasury... no big whoop.

[BLLAARRRGG]

@mikzyspitlik you are also a fool who listens to others aswell, retard

[mikzyspitlik]

@carlandsimon Soooo you're basically basing all of this stuff off of your own assumptions that this is a "government cover-up" and you expect me and anyone with half a brain to actually believe you??? This is ridiculous, you have a elementary understanding of the markets and economics. You're just some fool on his computer that listens to other fools. I bet you think the government was behind 9/11 and the Aids epidemic. Unless you can unearth FACTUAL evidence no one is going to believe you.

[mikzyspitlik]

@carlandsimon Dude please, just because I disagree with you doesn't mean I want a stupid youtube fight, and I believe you're the only one that is cursing. I'm content in believing what makes sense and not theories from people looking for something devious. Don't just say the AIG bailout is a smoking gun, point to reasons why it is a smoking gun. Where's the evidence of devious behavior and "back room deals"...I'm desperate for you to tell me something that actually is factual.

[carlandsimon]

@mikzyspitlik Furthermore, and no, i'm not done with you yet punk.

Of course they are going to tell the public that if they didn't bail out AIG the entire banking system would collapse. What, did you think they would actually come out and say "ya, we really just wanted to help out our friends at GS".

The bottom line is a this "stuff" is speculative - the general public will never be privy to these behind the scenes dealings.

Now deal with it and go get a fucking life you wanna be day trader.

[carlandsimon]

@mikzyspitlik hey man relax you're comments reek of desperation to start a fight. you asked the dude for a "smoking gun" wtf do you think the AIG bailout is - unless your content to believe everything the fucking media will shovels at you.

[mikzyspitlik]

@beancube2010 Well, Wall Street only touches the local economy through it's Banks. I mean, it's finance not mom and pop shops. As far as this case goes, it was probably timed so that congress would have the momentum to get the Financial Reform Bill through. You're going to have to explain the last sentence in more detail because it seems like you're just stating your opinion and not facts.

[beancube2010]

@mikzyspitlik I don't see really productive things Wall St have done for the local economy and govt doesn't dare to be productive neither. The civil case will prove to ppl it is just a show like Bush's hunting down Osama. Bush actually cares nothing of where he is about. Behaviors and results are much easier to be read. Mass media are paid to distribute brainwash psychology. Don't you see big accounts ordered more from China so they can buy all up our idling local resources with cheaper prices?

[mikzyspitlik]

@carlandsimon Don't act like you've discovered something everyone else didn't already know. AIG couldn't meet it's obligations and if it defaulted on it's accounts it would have caused many banks to go bust thus leading to a demise of the American economy. Now, I'm not in support of this and many other things that Wall Street does but don't just go making stuff up cause you're angry and ignorant.

[carlandsimon]

@mikzyspitlik The fact that the federal government bailed out AIG who coincidentally also insured GS is a pretty good smoking gun if you ask me. Rescue the insurance company that owes a payout to the tune of billions to GS - but this is all a mere coincidence right???