feeling their pain. this is the biggest point drop that has ever been seen. we are in the midst of a serious financial crisis and the federal government is responding with decisive action. these guys have been gambling with the house money for years and it s our job to bail them out? the largest swindle in wall street history, and alleged 50 if you million dollar ponzi scheme by bernard madoff. you belong in jail, you criminal! the pardon is over. if there was any company that could make energy cool, it was enron. the texas energy broker treated electricity like any other commodity. it buys and sells billions of dollars worth of energy, every day. it s the largest company of its kind in the world. enron is a company that deals with everyone with absolute integrity. we play by all the rules and stand by our work. we mean what we say . ken lay was the original ceo, he ran enron when the company was created out of the merger of two pipeline companies. he seem
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bazarly during the last week. a twitter storm that s kind of unpres tented from him. all about the mueller probe sw threatening to fire mueller while his attorneys are out sayi saying weir he s on a totally different track from his attorneys and it seems like he s worried about a family member. and how much he s starting to tweet. he tweeted the phrase witch hunt a combined 36 times in june sw july. and that was up from april and may. sw he s calling out muellerer by name. if the president s son is in trouble, how far to you think he would go to protect him? look, again whereby toepbt want to get into these hypotheticals. i think it was silly by the way to take that meeting. doesn t rise to the level of criminality. but i m not a criminal defense attorney. he clearly has been ratcheting
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reportedly that s not what most upset the president. instead, manafort s python and ostrich jackets are stealing the show this week, people close to trump tell cnn that s the thing that frustrates the president, david. so what do we suppose is going through the mind of the president right now? good morning, fred. the president is feeling that pressure and of course would be irritated by all of these descriptions of manafort s lavish life-style. i m in line with what laura said, the table was set by the accountant, laying out in flush times manafort had all of this money coming from kremlin linked president and was hiding money from the irs or was alleged to have been hiding money from the irs, and then the accountant laid out that allegedly in lean times he was essentially inflating his worth and income so that he could get money from banks to further his life-style or further the image that he was
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Night, stunned and scared. people were days away from not being able to take money out of the atm. and it was happening around the world, not just the u.s. it was more dangerous than anything we ve seen since the great depression and we were effectively out of ammunition. two days after the house killed a rescue package, the senate leadership is determined to pass it tonight and pressure the house into taking action. to democrats and republicans who have opposed this plan, i say, step up to the plate, let s do what s right for the country at this time because the time to act is now. if we fail to act, years of our economy will grind to a halt. this is the greatest market disruption that has happened since the crash of 1929. reality finally imposes itself on capitol hill. the motion is adopted. given a second chance the house did an about-face, easily passing the $700 billion
Taking action. to democrats and republicans who have opposed this plan, i say step up to the plate. let s do what s right for the country at this time because the time to act is now. we fail to act, the gears of our economy will grind to a halt. this is the greatest market disruption that s happened since the crash of 1929. reality finally imposes itself on capitol hill. the motion is adopted. given a second chance, the house did an about-face, easily passing the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry. there were moments this week when some thought the federal government could not rise to the challenge, but thanks to the hard work of members of both parties and both houses, and the spirit of cooperation between capitol hill and my administration, we completed this bill in a timely manner. in the aftermath, people criticized paulson for this, that and the other, and that s