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Transcripts For CNBC 60 Minutes On CNBC 20130121

Nothing can reverse copd. Spiriva helps me breathe better. blowing sound ask your doctor about spiriva. [ticking] do you believe that there are people at countrywide who belong behind bars . Yes. Do you want to give me their names . No. Would you give their names to a grand jury if you were asked . Yes. We spent nine months investigating our story and asked the Justice Department about the state of their own investigations. The perception i mean, it doesnt seem like youre trying. Well it doesnt seem like youre making an effort, that the Justice Department does not have the will to take on these big wall street banks. [ticking] Anton Valukas was the man in charge of investigating the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the fourthlargest Investment Bank in the world. Isnt the government supposed to protect the investors . Yes. Arent they charged with informing investors . Yes. Why didnt they do it . Welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. Im bob simon. Even though fraud played a significant role in the

Transcripts For KQED Frontline 20130123

1974. The unemployment rate. Narrator in 2009, wall street bankers were on the defensive. The Great American mortgage bubble had burst. This is a huge amount of money. Narrator the economy was in ruins and wall street bankers were being blamed. Bankers admitted they had miscalculated. But they were also worried that they could be held criminally liable for fraud. He and president obama will continue to work on. Narrator with a new administration arriving in washington, bankers and their attorneys expected investigations and at least some prosecutions. 150 billion in mortgagebacked securities. Smith was there a sense that there were going to be prosecutions of alleged fraud related to the mortgage crisis . I think there was that expectation. I think people had seen the financial crisis. There was obviously a lot of conduct that had gone on that was improper. And i think people were expecting to see some substantial prosecutions. The men and women who duped wouldbe homeowners, who defrau

Transcripts For KQED Frontline 20130123

1974. The unemployment rate. Narrator in 2009, wall street bankers were on the defensive. The Great American mortgage bubble had burst. This is a huge amount of money. Narrator the economy was in ruins and wall street bankers were being blamed. Bankers admitted they had miscalculated. But they were also worried that they could be held criminally liable for fraud. He and president obama will continue to work on. Narrator with a new administration arriving in washington, bankers and their attorneys expected investigations and at least some prosecutions. 150 billion in mortgagebacked securities. Smith was there a sense that there were going to be prosecutions of alleged fraud related to the mortgage crisis . I think there was that expectation. I think people had seen the financial crisis. There was obviously a lot of conduct that had gone on that was improper. And i think people were expecting to see some substantial prosecutions. The men and women who duped wouldbe homeowners, who defrau

Search for a new Pawlet Library Director moves ahead as opposition persists

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