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To assure the market the banks would not fail. >> neil: you believe if it hit the fan again, that we would have a lot more banks in a lot better shape than we did then? >> yes, i do. theres been a lot of -- yes, the capital cushions are higher. assets are plenty there but theyve been worked through so yes, the banking system is in a more table shape than it was then. >> neil: you get jaded economists to come on. they come on and they say, you know, were not out of the woods. these guys are still...

They are close. wyoming senator. dick durbin, one of the presidents closest friends in the senate. >> should it be a u-shape or square? debate over the table shape. >> hollow in the middle, not a great political term. >> are you going to fill the donut hole here? jay rockefeller who has been working on this for year. ron widen. no bob bennett. remember the widen-bennett bill early on was the only health care bill in the united states senate that had a bunch of bipartisan supporters from john mcc...