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Exclusive With Secretary Tim Geithner: 'Spectacle' in D.C. Damaged Economy; Hasn't Decided to Leave Treasury Yet
Congress may have avoided default when the House voted to raise the debt ceiling last night, but Sec. Tim Geithner said the chaotic negotiating process hurt our economy and the U.S. may still be downgraded. “I think confidence here was...
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August 2, 2011 in Barack Obama, The Economy, Washington | Permalink | User Comments (41)
Full Transcript: My Interview With Secretary Tim Geithner
I sat down for an interview with Tim Geithner yesterday. Here is the full transcript: GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Mr. Secretary, thanks for doing this. TIM GEITHNER: Nice to see you. GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: So it looks like this deal is going to...
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