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Are High-Dollar CEO's Worth It?

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15 Nov 2008

Are High-Dollar CEO's Worth It? 

A lot of people are outraged about the millions of dollars the fat cats running failed companies are getting paid, and many people are letting it all out on our Curiosity Web site. Jonathan Elias explains.

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[1:29]..." AFL CIO pay watch website and then confirm the information through the SEC filings and the companies themselves. Raytheon chief William Swanson nineteen million last year EMC CEO Joseph Tucci seventeen million. Biogen is James "...

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Congressman Barney Frank

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28 Oct 2008

Congressman Barney Frank 

Talks with Dan and callers about the subprime mortgage crisis, the bailout package and the state of the economy.

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[3:18]..." new -- and to put it it's like Franklin Roosevelt created the SEC. We have to now do that and and drink that that would what we've been -- acknowledging that he was asked to "...

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Eye To Eye: Weakening Economy

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24 Oct 2008

Eye To Eye: Weakening Economy 

"Only On The Web:" Katie Couric speaks with former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt about the weakening state of the economy, and what could be expected for the future.

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[0:00]..." Arthur Levitt former SEC chairman served from 1993 to 2001. Mr. -- there were so much panic before the market even opened this morning trading had "...

[7:02]..." yourself is there anything you should've done when -- chairman of the SEC. "...

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Former

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19 Oct 2008

Former Sec. of State Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama  

He made his announcement Sunday morning on NBC's "Meet the Press."

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President Bush pledges global response to crisis

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11 Oct 2008

President Bush pledges global response to crisis 

President Bush says world leaders are working together to address the global financial crisis, but warned it will take time to see results.

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[2:02]..." frozen Marcus of Federal Reserve has taken unprecedented measures to boost liquidity. Securities and Exchange Commission is cracked down on abusive practices in the markets. Federal agencies are significantly expand the amount of money. Insurer and bank and "...

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Bush: anxiety feeding market instability

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10 Oct 2008

Bush: anxiety feeding market instability 

President Bush said Friday that the government's financial rescue plan was aggressive enough and big enough to work, but would take time to fully kick in.

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[3:41]..." advantage of the crisis to illegally manipulate the stock market. So the Securities and Exchange Commission is -- rigorous enforcement actions. To detect fraud and manipulation in the market. The SEC is focused on preventing abusive practices. Such as putting out false information. To drive down particular stocks. For personal gain. Anyone caught "...

[7:21]..." by secretary of the treasury Hank Paulson. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. SEC chairman Chris Cox and FDIC chair Sheila Blair. I thank them and they're dedicated teams for their service during this important moment. "...

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Before the Bell 10/09/2008

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9 Oct 2008

Before the Bell 10/09/2008 

An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.

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[0:57]..." them is what's happened today without stopping -- ban. With the SEC can it's just can't do that for the people who were betting the market -- doubt so will sit stay come back "...

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Voting "No" To The Bailout Bill

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1 Oct 2008

Voting "No" To The Bailout Bill 

Dan talks with Massachusetts Congressmen William Delahunt, Stephen Lynch and John Tierny about the failed bailout bill their reasons for a "no" vote.

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[37:13]..." I don't. Those commissioner Blair right -- Blair the the FT SEC commissioner can that be done administratively Atlantic and the congress that they really can be in the statute that was talked -- "...

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Presidential debate

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26 Sep 2008

Presidential debate 

Barack Obama and John McCain discuss the nation's financial crisis.

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[2:19]..." heavily criticized because I called for the resignation. The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. We've got to start also holding -- people accountable and we got to reward people. Who succeed. But somehow -- Washington today. "...

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Before the Bell 9/24/2008

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24 Sep 2008

Before the Bell 9/24/2008 

An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.

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[1:55]..." at all the testimony in Washington from Bernanke and Paulson in the SEC's Cox in the new head of Fannie Mae and it's it's like most Washington testimony is not good PR. Unfortunately it took "...

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