Washington Week | April 3, 2009 Webcast Extra | PBS

http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek/ In this online-only extra, Washington Week moderator Gwen Ifill and panel discuss reports on the G20 summit and President Obama's efforts to repair relations with Russia and China; the government's bailout of auto makers; and attorney General Eric Holder's decision to void the corruption conviction of former Republican Senator Ted Stevens.

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This week's panelists:
Martha Raddatz, ABC News
Pete Williams, NBC News
David Wessel, The Wall Street Journal
John Harwood, CNBC & The New York Times

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• obama
• G20
• sarkozy
• gordon brown
• russia
• china
• london
• automakers
• bailout
• ford
• GM
• chrysler
• eric holder
• iran
• ted stevens
• corruption

[procommenter]

When China dumps the worthless paper, that we assured them is money, the American experiment in rep. govt. comes to an end. The U.S. Constitution doesn't provide for a state reliant on privilege & Euro/ethnocentric socialism. ['Those who count the votes are more important than those who cast the votes.' -- Stalin] So when criminals steal trillions fr. the public coffers we must gain equity thru the adoption of Natl. Socialism? It stabilized the post-war German economy, that & invading Poland.

[ozne64]

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