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Minding the Money

The Brian Lehrer Show | May 12, 2010

As Congress continues to work through financial reform legislation, TARP oversight panel chief Elizabeth Warren weighs in on how to fix the banks and the continuing effects of the foreclosure crisis.  Plus, one of the few economists to predict the crash, Nouriel Roubini, looks ahead to the next bubble.  Also, state worker furloughs, the paid sick leave debate, and Guinean journalist Nassirou Diallo.

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