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BofA Officials Defend Bank, Say Merrill Deal a Success 
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a deal that former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and other top US officials reportedly bullied Bank of America into completing last autumn, ...
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That's the day before Chief Executive Kenneth Lewis called then-US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, to say the bank might invoke a "material adverse ...
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Podcast: President Bush Meets with Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson - November 24, 2008
President Bush on Monday said, "The Secretary and I share the concerns of our citizens, concerns about jobs, concerns about their savings accounts. This is a tough situation for America. But we'll recover from it. And the first step to recovery is to safeguard our financial system."
Sun, Nov 23 | from Whitehouse.gov
