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take on russian spying and intelligence failures here at home. i ll talk to valerie plame wilson, the outed operative who was at the center of a political firestorm. i m wolf blitzer, and you re in the situation room. all this coming up, but first there s a developing story up on capitol hill. i want to go to our congressional correspondent brianna keilar with new information about veteran congressman charlie rangel, brianna. what are you learning? reporter: the ethics committee is going to be taking formal action against the new york democrat. a senior democratic source tells us that the ethics committee has issued what s really the congressional equivalent of an indictment and that he s going to be going on trial before the house ethics committee. so what this entails is the committee attorneys who have been investigate iing charles rangel will sever as prosecutors, present a case against him and rangel s attorneys will present their case. it goes down very much like a
have, and not so much about white it is about white and black, but it s not, you know it opened my eyes. well, it was an anti-racism lesson. the new information in a series of i m sorries the naacp has apologized and agriculture secretary tim vilsack expected to do the same as he reviews this matter and this afternoon the white house extended its own olive branch. i think without a doubt miss sherrod is owed an apology. i would do so certainly on behalf of this administration. one of the great lessons you take away from this is is to ask all the questions first. and the bigger question here, weren t we supposed to be moving past all this race stuff? america seems more than happy to pat itself on the back at the election of our first black president and indulge visions of a post-racial america.
grandchildren, now on the hook, including fannie and freddie and all the rest of it for $3.7 trillion, and that number has grown by nearly 25% over the past three months. more proof that the white house is choosing to continue the bailout bonanza, even though the man charged with overseeing t.a.r.p. claims what we re doing is not working, and no matter what any politician or cable guy like me says, too many people in had country do not have a job, and that s one thing politicians can t lie about. joining us exclusively today is t.a.r.p. special inspector general neil barofsky. how can the cost of the bailout be going up? you had a great quarter? if you were the ceo of a company i would applaud you for the 23% growth in the amount of money that you re losing. the problem is it s being lost. how did this happen? well, dylan, what it is, it s actually over the past year. what we did is did an update on something we had done last year which we took the t.a.r.p. and put it in co
well, let s see here. well, you expressed concern that it would take too long to arrive at solutions that will be amenable to independent providers, excuse me. i was wondering what specific proposals you might have to offer that would benefit customers? well, my view, you know and i think it s bourne out by this panel is there s not a broad consensus on the gateway approach, right? mr. shanks is going to need a lot of convincing. mr. young is going to need some convincing. cable industry is more on board than the rest. sony is on board. but, you know, my experience in this industry over 20 years is that things take a lot longer than we think are going to take. and the fcc may say 2012 but i don t believe it. but in the interim cable cars what we rely on, the tivo box does not work if a cable card does not work, end of story. and we re the only people who depend on it. we need to make it work this year and we r