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Robert Stack photo V/S Timothy Geithner photo will the real Elliott Ness from the U.S. Department of Treasury please stand up and get this economy and wall street right back on It's feet with business as usually. Well If Timothy Geithner gets fired and kick off capital hill he may have a career as a actor In the remake of the famous TV series and Hollywood movie " The Untouchables" Maybe Timothy Geithner needs acting classes to get his point across to capital hill and the American public. I think Elliott Ness U.S. Treasury Agent would have lock this young punk up for lying and cheating on his U.S Income Tax returns. lol


Title: The Untouchables
Names: Robert Stack
Characters: Eliot Ness
Photo 8 of 12: Photo date: 1961 Robert Stack on the set of "The Untouchables" c. 1961 Photo by Joe Shere - © MPTV - Image courtesy MPTV.net
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Names: Robert Stack
Photo 9 of 12: Photo date: 1956 Robert Stack Photo by Wallace Seawell - © 1978 Wallace Seawell - Image courtesy MPTV.net
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Names: Robert Stack
Photo 6 of 12: Photo date: 1961 Robert Stack Photo by Gene Trindl - © 1978 Gene Trindl - Image courtesy MPTV.net
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Names: Robert Stack
Photo 4 of 12: Photo date: 1991 Robert Stack c. 1991 Photo by Gene Trindl - © 1991 Gene Trindl - Image courtesy MPTV.net
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Treasury's toxic asset plan could cost $1 trillion
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer The Associated Press
Sunday, March 22, 2009 12:25 PM EDT


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In this March 16, 2009 file photo, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner makes remarks... (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds, File)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is using a multi-pronged attack to get at the heart of the nation's financial crisis — a mountain of toxic assets weighing on banks' balance sheets.

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The plan developed by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner aims to purchase as much as $1 trillion in troubled assets, utilizing the resources of the $700 billion bank bailout fund, the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

The initiative — details are set for release on Monday — will seek to entice private investors, including big hedge funds, to participate by offering billions of dollars in low-interest loans to finance the purchases and also sharing risks if the assets fall further in value.

When Geithner unveiled the initial outlines of the administration's overhaul of the bank rescue program on Feb. 10, the markets took a nosedive. The Dow Jones industrial average plunged by 380 points as investors expressed disappointment about a lack of details.

Christina Romer, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, said Sunday that it's important for investors to know that the administration is bringing a full array of programs to confront the problem.

"I don't think Wall Street is expecting the silver bullet," she said on "State of the Union" on CNN. "This is one more piece. It's a crucial piece to get these toxic assets off, but it is just part of it and there will be more to come."

Geithner is also expected to unveil this week the administration's proposal to overhaul bank regulations to try to ensure that the financial crisis — the worst to hit the country in seven decades — is never repeated.

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