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rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight, president obama on wall street. we hear first from jake dapper, the abc news senior white house correspondent. they know this idea of them spending a tremendous amount of money, getting involved in every facet of the american economy and the lives of americans and the deficit and the national debt, that these are their real achilles heels. and they could really hurt president obama and democrats in 2010 if there are no results. in other words, if f the economy is worse off than it is today. if there are no benefits to health care reform. rose: we continue with andrew ross sorkin of the new york times and james stewart of the new yorker magazine. the sad reality is that we re here 365 days later and nothing has changed. you know, i was down and saw president obama speak today downtown. we have no new legislation. we have no.. rose: regulatory legislation? regulatory legislation. you know, when hank paulson talks about th
rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight, president obama on wall street. we hear first from jake dapper, the abc news senior white house correspondent. they know this idea of them spending a tremendous amount of money, getting involved in every facet of the american economy and the lives of americans and the deficit and the national debt, that these are their real achilles heels. and they could really hurt president obama and democrats in 2010 if there are no results. in other words, if f the economy is worse off than it is today. if there are no benefits to health care reform. rose: we continue with andrew ross sorkin of the new york times and james stewart of the new yorker magazine. the sad reality is that we re here 365 days later and nothing has changed. you know, i was down and saw president obama speak today downtown. we have no new legislation. we have no.. rose: regulatory legislation? regulatory legislation. you know, when hank paulson talks about th
rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight, president obama on wall street. we hear first from jake dapper, the abc news senior white house correspondent. they know this idea of them spending a tremendous amount of money, getting involved in every facet of the american economy and the lives of americans and the deficit and the national debt, that these are their real achilles heels. and they could really hurt president obama and democrats in 2010 if there are no results. in other words, if f the economy is worse off than it is today. if there are no benefits to health care reform. rose: we continue with andrew ross sorkin of the new york times and james stewart of the new yorker magazine. the sad reality is that we re here 365 days later and nothing has changed. you know, i was down and saw president obama speak today downtown. we have no new legislation. we have no.. rose: regulatory legislation? regulatory legislation. you know, when hank paulson talks about th