More From Our Henry Waxman Interview

January 22, 2009

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We only used a small part of the Waxman interview in our broadcast. So here are some outtakes for you to check out. He talks about politicians’ reputation, what his folks taught him, and how our society is going to have to change to get us through hard times

Public's opinion of politicians

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More From Our Henry Waxman Interview