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We're in the midst of a terrible economic meltdown, the current administration has lost all credibility, the House of Representatives is full of knuckle-dragging Neanderthals, and the public is being whipsawed between free-market fundamentalists preaching

Quick passage of an economic stimulus package is high on Mr. Obama's agenda, even more pressing for the moment than the tax package that he promoted repeatedly during his campaign. Congress could act on the stimulus this month.

As the economic wreckage piles dangerously higher, the Federal Reserve is prepared to ratchet down interest rates -- perhaps to their lowest point in more than four years -- with the hope of relieving some of the pain felt by many Americans.

Facing a firing line of questions from Washington lawmakers, Alan Greenspan considered the infallible maestro of the financial system, admitted that he "made a mistake" in trusting that free markets could regulate themselves without government oversight.

Worries about the corporate sector sent stocks on Wall Street sharply lower again on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones industrials falling about 500 points for the day. Improvements in the credit markets did little to placate investors

You are not alone if you are worried about the financial melt down. So is my guest George Soros, one of the world's best known and successful investors, making billions in times of boom or bust. easy credit and sleepy regulation are the reason!

Gordon Brown declared diplomatic war on Iceland tonight with a furious attack on its 'illegal' refusal to pay back billions of pounds owed to British savers.

Obama said that under his proposal taxes on any revenue from $250,000 on down would stay the same, but that amounts above that level would be subject to a 39 percent tax, instead of the current 36 percent rate.

4 Top AIG Execs flipped U.S. taxpayers the bird by spending $86,000 on a partridge hunt at an English country manor as the feds gave their struggling firm billions to stay afloat.