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Congressman barney frank, about too big to fail, consumer protection and the pine line running between pennsylvania avenue and wall street. plus, a conversation about the conversation on race in america. we'll discuss the president's historic remarks with harvard professor charles ogle tree, plus panelists bill burton, margaret carlson and luke russert. and, get ready -- we are officially on royal baby watch. we will discuss the costs of maintaining a monarchy with our resident brit, martin bashir. all that when "now" starts right after this. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a...

0 don't see this really as a financial opportunity in any way. i think it's just a really exciting moment in our history, because, of course, the thing is this child whether it's a boy or girl because of the change in law is going to be monarch. i hope it is a girl because i think it's an amazing kind of signal, you know, of how the monarchy isn't as feisty more abundance of institution but it's this really exciting modern kind of business really, the ones to move forward in the modern age that believes in gender of equality. for me it's about more than the money. >> tom, let's talk quickly ab...

0 first, let me underline what chris said. in 2008 when the economy was about to melt down, it took the combined efforts of george bush and his administration, barack obama, the democratic nominee, the democratic and republican congressional leaderships of both houses to barely get that loan to the banks. i don't know where people think there is going to be this political demand to bail out any big bank. it is exactly the opposite. by the way, as chris pointed oud, every mechanism that was used, what the fed did with aig, et cetera, we abolished those and we made it illegal. but here's the con...

but i thought if we could take those stories to capitol hill and to stay house this and people that are making decisions, it is my pleasure. last november, who we are so thrilled wrote a cover story called how to restore the american dream. i take notes on it. he said the reality is that technology and global polarization -- globalization is challenging. it they heard this challenge and conducted sessions and research. there lessons learned. look at bright spots of innovation. one thing that surprised us was how much common ground we found with our discussions. and how committed they...

thank you, pat, for that wonderful introduction. i am really excited to talk with you. >> i am looking forward to it myself. i want to turn to your book in just a moment, but i also want to begin, because i know that you had wanted to talk about how your team was put together for that hearing, and to the knowledge so many of the people who are here today from the opening salvo in history. did you want to say just a few things? >> i always like to say thank you. i did testify, and many of you have this vision, the image of me sitting there by myself at that long table with all of the ...