WASHINGTON JOURNAL

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By Barry Ritholtz - September 6th, 2009, 2:00PM

If this sort of thing interests you  . . .

BARRY RITHOLTZ, AUTHOR, “BAILOUT NATION”
Tuesday, September 1 2009

In “Bailout Nation: How Greed and Easy Money Corrupted Wall Street and Shook the World Economy,” Barry Ritholtz identifies the financial lenders, regulators, and politicians he holds responsible for the current financial crisis.
Washington, DC : 59 min.

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WASH Journal

11 Responses to “WASHINGTON JOURNAL”

  1. DL Says:

    Vote Ritholtz for Congress.

  2. going broke Says:

    or… The Financial Czar.

  3. madman130 Says:

    Pretty pathetic answer to the health care question. The Obama plan is infinity times worse than cars for clunkers.

  4. Mark E Hoffer Says:

    Washington Journal, in specific, and C-SPAN, in general, is underrated.

    BR,

    Whoever put you in line for that appearance, did you a good turn..
    http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/whoever.asp

  5. SINGER Says:

    “The United States has a legalized bribe system”

  6. robertholt Says:

    great program. I’m still waiting for Mr. Obama to
    a) hold someone accountable for the bailouts
    b) re-regulate / fix the financial system so the corrupt on Wall St can’t do this again.

  7. icm63 Says:

    Barry who are you blowing a kiss too ????

  8. eminiplayer Says:

    Enjoyed the interview, thanks!

  9. williams Says:

    Not interested in jowls per se. Sorry the diet isn’t working

  10. ap Says:

    Excellent show! Pretty impressed with some of the viewer questions – and very impressed with some of your answers.

    I think you did a great job of explaining the financial dealings – and did a great job of being objective on the politics. I could tell that went over well with the viewers/callers.

    Congratulations on a great book!

  11. Greg0658 Says:

    good interview .. you got some sane questions / gave reasonable answers .. you need a job at the WH ..
    MrsBP (Wendy) :-)

    when you were talking about the CMOs I got thinking about that interactive reprinting Orgin of Species chart

    took back the library copy today and bought the book at the bricks & mortar .. I’ve become a slow ink on paper reader these days / got hooked on interactive TBP .. kinda feel I’ve already read it here / but wonder if I had any influence on a sentence or two .. think I’d like a copy of this video for keepers with the book .. we’ll check into ways to do that

    if I got a call in – I think my question would be: what is the speed of intervention needed .. as fast as policy and laws can be written vs. baby steps with an announced sop so markets can react?