Geithner drawn into Libor scandal

[MrMickeysMom]

41. Yep, that was a better headline, more information with the same conclusion...

Today apparently will shed more light on his his involvement. My intention, regardless of shitty headlines IS to shed more light...

"Mr. Geithner is not mentioned in the transcripts, a person briefed on the matter said who did not want to be identified because the investigation was continuing. But it is unclear if other documents will detail whether he had deeper knowledge of the issues with Libor, and what further actions — if any — Mr. Geithner took. According to the person briefed on the matter, New York Fed officials told regulators in Washington about the problems with Libor."

Not sure it's a good idea to conclude what is and is not dumb on this thread, because when the sun shines on something, it does it in the only way it can. Meanwhile, people may be a little more interested in this than how much of a tax break Romney got for his horse.