On the recordMarch 4, 2009
But what we will do as the Fed is we will stand behind the obligation so that in the event there is ever a credit issue, we will stand behind it.
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congress.govBob Corker: “But what we will do as the Fed is we will stand behind the obligation so that in the event there is ever a credit issue…”
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Corker suggests a more intelligent approach to AIG's financial obligations.
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