Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor who became a darling of the left for her championship of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was appointed by President Obama today to oversee its establishment by mid-2011, until a director is named later. (0:12)
White House, elizabeth warren in Audio Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor who became a darling of the left for her championship of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was appointed by President Obama today to oversee its establishment by mid-2011, until a director is named later.
White House, elizabeth warren in Audio Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor who became a darling of the left for her championship of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was appointed by President Obama today to oversee its establishment by mid-2011, until a director is named later. (0:28)
White House, elizabeth warren in Audio White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs tells reporters that President Obama thinks highly of Elizabeth Warren and is a top candidate to head the federal consumer protection bureau. (0:24)
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) believes that Republicans would not oppose Professor Elizabeth Warren’s nomination for Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. (0:19)
Rep. Rosa DeLauro says that Professor Elizabeth Warren predicted the current economic recession several years ago. (0:25)
Rosa DeLauro, elizabeth warren in Audio, Congress Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) says Professor Elizabeth Warren should become the new director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau because she advocated for the creation of the Bureau years ago. (0:28)
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) says he fully supports Professor Elizabeth Warren as a nominee for Director of the new Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. (0:43)
“There is no doubt that there have been increased concentration in the banking industry due to TARP,” said TARP Congressional Oversight Chair Elizabeth Warren while voicing her concern for the health of small banks Wednesday in front of the Senate Committee on Finance. (0:25)
TARP, elizabeth warren in Audio TARP Congressional Oversight Panel Chair Elizabeth Banks testified Wednesday that the current problems small banks are facing with paying back loans will also create future problems for small businesses in the current state of our economy. (0:22)
