will not give greece any bailout cash until the country makes more cuts. meantime, spain also now struggling with its own wave of austerity protests, demonstrators angry over high unemployment. a bleak economic outlook. and leaders they consider inein or block. sound familiar? back at home, a new report predicts it could be another decade before america sees jobs returned to 08 levels in 50 different cities. hardest hit, cleveland, day ton, ohio, reno, nevada, atlanta city. so at the critical moment not just for america but for the world, what is the best course of action? joining us, two of the best economic minds around. jared bernstein is vice president of the top economic advisor and now a senior fellow of the center on budget and policy priorities. he s an old friend and source of mine as is peter maricy, the the
and we ll check for interactions every time. expertise find it everywhere there s a walgreens. shepard: we met the person who will have more influence on president obama than any other. the new chief of staff. and the president s pick could force you out of the mood for the next couple of years. meet an economic adviser to president obama and during the 2008 presidential race he served as secretary of commerce, and president clinton second administration and known to support business-friendly politics. that is key. he is a midwest chairman of j.p. morgan which got $25 billion in bailout cash. and he was reportedly opposed to the health care reform and the creation of the consumer financial protection bureau. he also helped lay the effort to loosen regulations on accounting and auditing and president obama summarized william daley s resume. he was a member of president clinton s cabinet as commerce
last time we had a food overhaul, 1938. it s been 72 years. the new york times reports that the house may forgo the haggling committee and pass the senate version of this food safety bill to make sure it gets to the president s desk and gets signed. hey, they re actually passing something. dry aged steaks for everyone. i was totally wrong. i deserve this. [ buzzer ] false. oh, what a feeling. next one. true or false, the bailout of the financial system that for all its problems did stave off a second great depression. that bailout cost taxpayers $700 billion. the t.a.r.p. bailout cost taxpayers $700 billion. is that true or is that false? [ buzzer ] false, not that you would know it from the last two years on the tv machine. $700 million plus in bailout
overhaul, 1938. it s been 72 years. the new york times reports that the house may forgo the haggling committee and pass the senate version of this food safety bill to make sure it gets to the president s desk and gets signed. hey, they re actually passing something. dry aged steaks for everyone. i was totally wrong. i deserve this. [ buzzer ] false. oh, what a feeling. next one. true or false, the bailout of the financial system that for all its problems did stave off a second great depression. that bailout cost taxpayers $700 billion. the t.a.r.p. bailout cost taxpayers $700 billion. is that true or is that false? [ buzzer ] false, not that you would know it from the last two years on the tv machine. $700 million plus in bailout cash. that $700 billion rescue plan. the $700 billion bailout. not the wall street,
started and how they investigated that using canines, that testimony continues right now, megyn. megyn: the defense has been almost nonexistent in terms of any denial. it s become a referendum simply on the death penalty and whatever mitigating factors they can find. laura ingle is on it. thank you. chrysler got billions in bailout cash and the president actually praised the auto workers in person a couple months back, and these were some of the guys, getting the thumbs up from washington. now washington didn t know that this was going on at the time, but now, we do. these are the men to whom we gave our taxpayer handout and the reporter who broke this story joins us live in ten minutes to tell us how the auto workers union is now handling this. plus come on elmo, don t you want to play? elmo! megyn: elmo, playing with