How dare he question the misuse of hundreds of billions of dollars that the US will never be able to pay off.
Warning: Step away from any sharp objects before you click play...you may want to punch Barney Frank right in the glasses.
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well, I think Barney can be a frustrating jumble to listen to, but I think he held his position here quite well. Not a "bust" if you ask me. (oh... ah.... of course you didn't ask me)
I guess I could have missed it...
Maybe I'm a bit biased - honestly I just don't like the guy, so I appreciated the kid asking the tough question.
What really bothered me about Barney's response is how he asked the kid what he would have done...all these jokers just want to "do" something...please guys, stop doing stuff!
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