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  • March 9, 2008 at 10:59 AM in reply to: (O.T. – sorta): Driving Forces #166238
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    Here we had a panel of the top CEO’s and of course they could not foresee the mortgage crisis.

    The biggest apologist for the CEO’s was Rep. Darrell Issa (*see Panel Below), surprised me because he represents Oceanside and Vista, two of the hardest hit areas. I don’t know much about Darrell but that everything I have ever heard from and about him makes him out to be a major elitist which is ironic considering the population he is supposed to represent.

    The videos below are amazing – the way the CEO’s come across is that they were totally surprised about the subprime mess – LOL

    C-Span.org goto video/audio and view “House Oversight and Govt Reform Cmte. Hearing on CEO Compensation: Panel 1 and Panel 2*

    ***Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on executive compensation practices. The hearing examines the compensation and retirement packages granted to the CEOs of three corporations involved in the current mortgage crisis. Witnesses included: Charles Prince, Citigroup, Chairman and CEO (2002-2007), and Stanley O’Neal, Merrill Lynch, Chairman, President & CEO (2003-2007).***

    March 9, 2008 at 10:59 AM in reply to: (O.T. – sorta): Driving Forces #166558
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    Here we had a panel of the top CEO’s and of course they could not foresee the mortgage crisis.

    The biggest apologist for the CEO’s was Rep. Darrell Issa (*see Panel Below), surprised me because he represents Oceanside and Vista, two of the hardest hit areas. I don’t know much about Darrell but that everything I have ever heard from and about him makes him out to be a major elitist which is ironic considering the population he is supposed to represent.

    The videos below are amazing – the way the CEO’s come across is that they were totally surprised about the subprime mess – LOL

    C-Span.org goto video/audio and view “House Oversight and Govt Reform Cmte. Hearing on CEO Compensation: Panel 1 and Panel 2*

    ***Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on executive compensation practices. The hearing examines the compensation and retirement packages granted to the CEOs of three corporations involved in the current mortgage crisis. Witnesses included: Charles Prince, Citigroup, Chairman and CEO (2002-2007), and Stanley O’Neal, Merrill Lynch, Chairman, President & CEO (2003-2007).***

    March 9, 2008 at 10:59 AM in reply to: (O.T. – sorta): Driving Forces #166566
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    Here we had a panel of the top CEO’s and of course they could not foresee the mortgage crisis.

    The biggest apologist for the CEO’s was Rep. Darrell Issa (*see Panel Below), surprised me because he represents Oceanside and Vista, two of the hardest hit areas. I don’t know much about Darrell but that everything I have ever heard from and about him makes him out to be a major elitist which is ironic considering the population he is supposed to represent.

    The videos below are amazing – the way the CEO’s come across is that they were totally surprised about the subprime mess – LOL

    C-Span.org goto video/audio and view “House Oversight and Govt Reform Cmte. Hearing on CEO Compensation: Panel 1 and Panel 2*

    ***Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on executive compensation practices. The hearing examines the compensation and retirement packages granted to the CEOs of three corporations involved in the current mortgage crisis. Witnesses included: Charles Prince, Citigroup, Chairman and CEO (2002-2007), and Stanley O’Neal, Merrill Lynch, Chairman, President & CEO (2003-2007).***

    March 9, 2008 at 10:59 AM in reply to: (O.T. – sorta): Driving Forces #166567
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    Here we had a panel of the top CEO’s and of course they could not foresee the mortgage crisis.

    The biggest apologist for the CEO’s was Rep. Darrell Issa (*see Panel Below), surprised me because he represents Oceanside and Vista, two of the hardest hit areas. I don’t know much about Darrell but that everything I have ever heard from and about him makes him out to be a major elitist which is ironic considering the population he is supposed to represent.

    The videos below are amazing – the way the CEO’s come across is that they were totally surprised about the subprime mess – LOL

    C-Span.org goto video/audio and view “House Oversight and Govt Reform Cmte. Hearing on CEO Compensation: Panel 1 and Panel 2*

    ***Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on executive compensation practices. The hearing examines the compensation and retirement packages granted to the CEOs of three corporations involved in the current mortgage crisis. Witnesses included: Charles Prince, Citigroup, Chairman and CEO (2002-2007), and Stanley O’Neal, Merrill Lynch, Chairman, President & CEO (2003-2007).***

    March 9, 2008 at 10:59 AM in reply to: (O.T. – sorta): Driving Forces #166659
    Peace
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    Here we had a panel of the top CEO’s and of course they could not foresee the mortgage crisis.

    The biggest apologist for the CEO’s was Rep. Darrell Issa (*see Panel Below), surprised me because he represents Oceanside and Vista, two of the hardest hit areas. I don’t know much about Darrell but that everything I have ever heard from and about him makes him out to be a major elitist which is ironic considering the population he is supposed to represent.

    The videos below are amazing – the way the CEO’s come across is that they were totally surprised about the subprime mess – LOL

    C-Span.org goto video/audio and view “House Oversight and Govt Reform Cmte. Hearing on CEO Compensation: Panel 1 and Panel 2*

    ***Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on executive compensation practices. The hearing examines the compensation and retirement packages granted to the CEOs of three corporations involved in the current mortgage crisis. Witnesses included: Charles Prince, Citigroup, Chairman and CEO (2002-2007), and Stanley O’Neal, Merrill Lynch, Chairman, President & CEO (2003-2007).***

    March 7, 2008 at 8:53 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165472
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    How?

    March 7, 2008 at 8:53 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165788
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    How?

    March 7, 2008 at 8:53 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165795
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    How?

    March 7, 2008 at 8:53 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165799
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    How?

    March 7, 2008 at 8:53 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165887
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    How?

    March 7, 2008 at 8:52 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165467
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    Second panel:

    Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

    From C-Span.org:

    “Tracking CEO Compensation
    Today

    Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

    March 7, 2008 at 8:52 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165783
    Peace
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    Second panel:

    Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

    From C-Span.org:

    “Tracking CEO Compensation
    Today

    Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

    March 7, 2008 at 8:52 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165790
    Peace
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    Second panel:

    Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

    From C-Span.org:

    “Tracking CEO Compensation
    Today

    Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

    March 7, 2008 at 8:52 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165794
    Peace
    Participant

    Second panel:

    Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

    From C-Span.org:

    “Tracking CEO Compensation
    Today

    Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

    March 7, 2008 at 8:52 AM in reply to: CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies #165882
    Peace
    Participant

    Second panel:

    Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

    From C-Span.org:

    “Tracking CEO Compensation
    Today

    Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

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