Bush pushes rescue plan for banks' bad assets

Midday explores the latest on U.S. financial institutions, the U.S. economy, government intervention plans and the impact of the financial crisis on individuals.

Guests

• Ed Lotterman: Economics professor, Augsburg College in Minneapolis. Former economist at Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis.
• Jim Ulland: President of Ulland Investment Advisors in Minneapolis. He is also a former bank manager, Minnesota Commerce Commissioner and State Senator.

More from MPR

• News Cut: The bailout business
• The government's bailout efforts
  September 19, 2008
• Foreclosures push rents higher, squeezing low income families
  September 21, 2008
• Economy affects Minn. pension funds
  September 21, 2008
• Rescue plan seeks $700B to buy bad mortgages
  September 20, 2008
• Update on the economy
  September 19, 2008
• Gov't rushing to finish huge financial rescue plan
  September 19, 2008

Resources

• Ed Lotterman's web site
• Ulland Investment Advisors