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    • Bill Moyers interviews George Soros on the current financial mess
    Posted programming on Sunday, October 12th, 2008.

    Go watch Bill Moyers interview George Soros about the current financial mess we are in. Mr Soros has a lot to say that I just plainly agree with.


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