Former Fannie, Freddie Officials Face 'Significant'...
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 10m 31s
Former Fannie, Freddie Officials Face 'Significant' Fraud, Lying Charges
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged six former Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac officials with misleading investors about risky loans. Judy Woodruff discusses how the alleged wrongdoings may have contributed to the mortgage meltdown with Edward Pinto of the American Enterprise Institute and Lynn Turner of LitiNomics.
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Former Fannie, Freddie Officials Face 'Significant'...
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 10m 31s
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged six former Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac officials with misleading investors about risky loans. Judy Woodruff discusses how the alleged wrongdoings may have contributed to the mortgage meltdown with Edward Pinto of the American Enterprise Institute and Lynn Turner of LitiNomics.
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Ahead of Iowa Caucuses, it Could Still Be Anyone's Game...
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Conversation: Michael Ondaatje
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 5m 53s | Jeffrey Brown talks to author Michael Ondaatje, whose new novel is "The Cat's Table." (5m 53s)
David Margolick Reads From 'Elizabeth and Hazel'
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Extended Interview: David Margolick
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Michael Ondaatje Reads From 'The Cat's Table'
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 3m 27s | Michael Ondaatje reads from his new novel, "The Cat's Table." (3m 27s)
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Rita Dove Shows Off Her Dance Moves
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 2m 36s | Aside from poetry, ballroom dancing is one of Rita Dove's passions. (2m 36s)
Shields, Brooks on Iowa Debate, 'Rattling Sabers' Over...
Clip: 12/16/2011 | 12m 43s | Shield, Brooks on Iowa Debate, 'Rattling Sabers' Over Iran, Iraq War's Legacy (12m 43s)
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