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Economy / Stock Market / Blame Game / Bush #438425

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Mar 15, 2001
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(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer) The political "blame game" over this week's stock market drop at the time of the debate over President Bush's tax cut featured. [Democrats Representative Richard GEPHARDT, Senator Richard DURBIN - criticize Bush.] [White House press secretary Ari FLEISCHER - defends Bush; says the economic slowdown began sometime ago.]

(White House: Kelly Wallace) The response of the administration to the Democratic criticism about its handling of the economy reviewed.

(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer, Kate Snow) The Democrats' view that the economic downturn can be blamed on the Republicans and how the new bankruptcy laws will work to require that people pay back part of their debt outlined. [Senators Paul WELLSTONE, Paul GRASSLEY - criticize the bankruptcy laws.]

(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer; White House: Kelly Wallace) Bush's outline of his campaign finance reform principles listed on screen.

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf;
Snow, Kate;
Wallace, Kelly
Duration:
00:06:30

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