Foreigners Invest In U.S. For Security, Says Banker

Alex Sanchez, president and CEO of Florida Bankers Association, told the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Thursday that proposed IRS regulations requiring banks to report the deposit interest paid to foreign investors would threaten those investors’ security. (0:36)

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Loss Of Trust Caused Most Damage To Institutions, Says Bernstein

Vice President Joe Biden’s top economic adviser Jared Bernstein says the loss of public trust in all institutions affected by the economic recession has caused the most damage. (0:31)

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Solution To Wall Street Collapse Is Not More Government, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:31)
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Senators Take Note: Americans Are Tired Of Bailouts, Says Republican Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:34)
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Wall Street Bill Fails To Reform Fannie And Freddie, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:34)
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SEC Should Be Held Accountable For Wall Street Mess, Says Republican Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:35)
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Scott Brown May Not Be Slam Dunk To Vote For Financial Reform, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:16)
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Claims That GOP Is In Bed With Wall Street Are Untrue, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:40)
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Banks Have Been Under Serving Student Loan Customers, Says Education Secretary

Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan says banks have been failing student loan customers, and explains how student loan reform could fix the system. (0:47)
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Bernanke Gives Banks Go-Ahead To Loan

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says it is acceptable for banks to be loaning to individuals with good credit. (0:27)
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Greenspan: Why Not Forming New Banks?

By Michael Combier-Talk Radio News Service

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan discussed the possibility of creating new banks, free of any toxic assets. These new institutions would provide less risks than the institutions which have sought federal loans and that still remain a threat to the U.S. economy. (1:22)
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Geithner: Challenges To Small Businesses

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner briefly reflects on the challenges that small businesses which have been reasonable with their borrowing still face. He separate their problems into two categories: those who were unlucky with their choice of bank, and those who are in an industry that typically suffers in times of recession. (0:28)
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Ann Coulter: President Obama is "a real Democrat when it comes to socialism"

Talk Radio News Service, Victoria Jones, interviews Ann Coulter at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C. Coulter talks about President Obama's new Iraq war strategy saying that President Obama "seems to be following Bush policy on terrorism." Coulter also talks about how the government has to do something with the banks and that forcing banks to give loans not based on normal business practices is what's putting the economy in a financial crisis. (04:45)
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