WASHINGTON WEEK | July 25, 2008 Webcast Extra | PBS
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THat's not even right. It's the square root of the sum.
atkrunner 3 years ago
I like Gwen Ifill's little zinger at the end of the show.
FranklyMisterShankly 3 years ago
Hmm.. how did 2 million people get duped into mortgages they couldn't afford? How did we let this one slide by?? I think we need some serious government oversight, backed by honest elected officials over the lending instruments, and Wall-Streets investment into such schemes.. There has to be more advocacy on behalf of working class Americans, so they're lives are not severely disrupted, and they are not so badly misled. Put the gamblers on wall-street in jeopardy, not the citizens.
chuckkottke 3 years ago