Torture; B of A; Credit; Stress Tests; Chrysler; Susan Boyle

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The "torture memos" fallout continues, with calls from the far left to “cut off their heads.” Is this wise? How could Obama not have predicted the outcry? Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis told Andrew Cuomo that the government muzzled his fiduciary responsibility to reveal the terrible condition of Merrill Lynch during B of A’s takeover deal. Plus, President Obama scolds credit card companies for their outrageous rates, a possible benefit for works if Chrysler declares bankruptcy, and the fairytale story of YouTube star, English singer Susan Boyle.

The "torture memos" fallout continues, with calls from the far left to “cut off their heads.” Is this wise? How could Obama not have predicted the outcry? Ken Lewis, CEO of Bank of America, told Andrew Cuomo that then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernancke muzzled him not to reveal to shareholders or the public the terrible condition of Merrill Lynch during B of A’s takeover deal. What does it mean? Also, President Obama scolds the credit card companies for their outrageous rates, the possibility that a Chrysler bankruptcy could good for the workers, if done right. Plus, the fairytale story of YouTube star, English singer Susan Boyle. A great hope for humanity?

Banner image: A young boy watches Britain's Got Talent contestant Susan Boyle on YouTube. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

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Arianna Huffington, Tony Blankley, Matt Miller, Robert Scheer