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White House Making Nice With Wall Street

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009
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WSJ: After months of criticism, the Obama team is now reaching out to the financial industry.

Geithner lobbied execs Monday to build support for his bailout plan.

Axelrod: "We can't have an economic recovery without Wall Street."

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