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of "the new york times," author of the new book about the root of this financial crisis, "too big to fail." then, the president and the left/right political divide. the white house is taking on its critics. >> the white house must stop dithering while america's armed forces are in danger. >> what vice president cheney calls deathering, president obama calls his doll rem responsibility to the men and women in uniform and to the american public. i think we have all seen what happens when somebody doesn't take that responsibility seriously. >> afghanistan, health care and the economy ...

government employees are dead. >> this is hugely embarrassing to priemt minister maliki. he was opening roads to traffic near government installations. campaigning on enhanced security as his contribution. >> elections for a new iraqi parliament are scheduled for january. the man likely the largest beneficiary of bernie madoff's ponzi scheme has been found dead. jeffrey pick hower was discovered at the bottom of the pool at his palm beach estate today. he's accused of making more than $7 million. we know he drowned but we don't know how. he had parkinson disease and some heart-rela...

this sunday, the white house strikes a blow against wall street. >> it does offend our values when executives of big financial firms firms that are struggling, pay themselves huge bonuses even as they continue to rely on taxpayer assistance to stay afloat. >> banks have record profits, is limiting executive pay the way to prevent another meltdown or punishment that could ultimately hurt the economy? what's next. plus, the health care fight. is the democratic push for a government health care plan the, the public option, back on track, or will moderates desert the white house? this ...

this sunday, the white house strikes a blow against wall street. >> it does offend our values when executives of big financial firms firms that are struggling, pay themselves huge bonuses even as they continue to rely on taxpayer assistance to stay afloat. >> banks have record profits, is limiting executive pay the way to prevent another meltdown or punishment that could ultimately hurt the economy? what's next. plus, the health care fight. is the democratic push for a government health care plan the, the public option, back on track, or will moderates dese the white house? this mo...

this sunday, the white house strikes a blow against wall street. >> it does offend our values when executives of big financial firms firms that are struggling, pay themselves huge bonuses even as they continue to rely on taxpayer assistance to stay afloat. >> banks have record profits, is limiting executive pay the way to prevent another meltdown or punishment that could ultimately hurt the economy? what's next. plus, the health care fight. is the democratic push for a government health care plan the, the public option, back on track, or will moderates desert the white house? this...