I think we forget that hundreds of thousands of jobs in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other places were all lost due to the extraordinary destruction caused on Wall Street, due to the extraordinary destruction caused by derivatives and their failures.
MICHAEL GRIMM: “I think we forget that hundreds of thousands of jobs in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other places were all lost due…”
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Grimm highlights job losses due to Wall Street's actions and derivatives failures.
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