On NPR Fresh Air, Gretchen Morgenson , financial writer, on now

[Vanje]

She is NOT for the bail-out.

Catch this show!

[LSK]

1. which one???

:shrug:

[MadrasT]

2. They hava a Podcasts available

or you can listen online here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=94928783

:rofl: I typed "Podcats" the first time. PODCATS!!!11!! Invasion of the Podcats!!!1

[dkf]

3. Gretchen Morgenson?

If its her I think she knows too much about who is doing the lobbying and why. It makes it hard to support.

[Vanje]

5. Yes. It is she

[MadrasT]

4. Is this the one?

The Wall Street Bailout: A Conflict Of Interest?

Fresh Air from WHYY, September 23, 2008 · With financial markets in flux and a massive government rescue package in the works, financial reporter and New York Times columnist Gretchen Morgenson looks into what's involved in the nearly $700 billion deal.

One central concern: The way troubled banks' assets get valued when the federal government buys them. "Depending on how is operated, and how the assets are valued before taxpayers are forced to buy them, it could bloat our final bill for this mess while benefiting the very institutions that got us into it," Morgenson wrote in a recent column.

Morgenson talks to Terry Gross about strategies the government might employ to value the assets taxpayers are buying from endangered institutions — and how regulators might earn back some of the trust they've lost in recent weeks.

[Vanje]

6. Yes. Thats it