Harvard Turkey Attacks Carl Stevens

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[1:38]..." I deserved it you can -- with the bulls and bears on Wall Street but don't mess with the Turkey over at Harvard Business School. It is little adventure out our website WB and thirty -- "...

[0:01]..." at this time we take a look back on this week on Wall Street no matter how painful it is. And with us from coastal capital group and interest David -- right here in the studio did you -- you either. Surviving but I can't hear get a little extra time it's so much to talk about capsule actually is this the beginning of the -- some recovery midafternoon. You know I think for future from the outside looking in this -- just another down day in Wall Street if you were in there which I think he saw as capitulation opens today -- its next Monday or Tuesday but it really feels like it did in 87 read a lot of bad news that started yesterday afternoon markets went up 700 points and everyone's scratching their head what happened. It continues the morning we were down another 700 points at 1400 points and going to figure why all of a sudden buying in the -- so positive and were -- a little bit I think -- the and the days because it's Friday we've got a G seven meeting coming up people wanted to cover their traits from my hope is that nothing crazy. Goes on overseas in the G seven guys and then we see market story do you think so. I don't know it's the date if it's being capitulation if that's the bottom -- felt better than it looks at least historically we know that what goes down does come up in the you know in gravity and that Wall Street but over the last ten days the -- down -- about 21%. You know what's even more amazing that we're -- it "...

[2:10]..." if that happens world -- it's okay one analyst said you know Wall Street is the only place with the supplier Salem nobody is mine. If you were buying what we do mine by the worst really if you look at the industry's been hit the artist and you've got fortitude. Look at the technology stocks were going to buy technology and telecommunications stocks were have to communicate and of the bank stocks we article back to the -- and I guarantee you will go "...

[0:39]..." Barack Obama first introduced legislation to crack down on fraud in the housing market over a year ago. He raised warnings about this looming crisis last September. And went to Wall Street to call for common sense regulation in March. But when the bubble burst more than a million homeowners were foreclosed -- and the ripple effect -- all the way to Wall Street. Senator Obama put it well. The pain has trickled -- senator Obama's come and foresight stand in sharp contrast to John McCain's response. Last week he was telling us that. And I quote the fundamentals of our economy are sound. This week he declared. This our country's worst crisis since World War II but -- impulsive swings can't change the fact at the -- of the crisis President Bush. John McCain. And their Republican allies -- to economic refereed off the field. Just when we needed the most. They failed to "...

[2:02]..." want to get our economy back on track. In the short term President Bush asked congress to take action on his proposal to stabilize our financial markets. Under his proposal. The government would purchase assets that "...

[2:49]..." their compensation. The goal of this financial rescue is not to reward Wall Street prevent risk. It is to keep local banks open to protect retirement accounts to help families take out loans they need and to keep small businesses hire. From day one Senator Obama has been out front and insisting that any rescue plan stick to these principles of fairness. The question has to be asked. "...