World News (ABC) - 2008-09-23

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[0:00] line tollfree at 87777

[0:03] news.

[0:06] Welcome to World News. Tonight, the

[0:09] administration urges Congress to act

[0:11] quickly on the economic bailout, but

[0:14] angry critics say not so fast.

[0:16] >> This massive bailout is not a solution.

[0:20] It is a financial socialism and it's

[0:23] unamerican. What if? Many senators and

[0:27] congressmen express skepticism about the

[0:29] plan. What happens if Congress doesn't

[0:31] do anything? Full House. The Census

[0:34] Bureau reports a dramatic increase in

[0:36] the number of parents moving back in

[0:39] with their adult children.

[0:42] And the birds feathers are flying over

[0:44] the peacocks on Mkenopi Street. They

[0:47] have worn out their welcome.

[0:55] From ABC News headquarters, this is

[0:58] World News with Charles Gibson.

[1:01] >> Good evening. Ever since the White House

[1:02] first proposed the massive $700 billion

[1:06] bailout plan for the economy, Treasury

[1:08] Secretary Henry Pollson has urged

[1:10] Congress to pass it quickly. But in

[1:12] recent days, members of Congress have

[1:14] been hearing from voters back home. Many

[1:16] of those folks angry, confused, even

[1:19] frightened. So when Pollson appeared

[1:21] before the Senate Banking Committee

[1:23] today, senators were asking, "Why should

[1:25] we commit that much money that fast

[1:28] without any conditions?" Betsy Stark is

[1:31] with us again tonight. Betsy,

[1:32] >> Charlie, several senators said today

[1:34] their phones were ringing off the hooks

[1:36] with calls from angry constituents. So

[1:38] today, on behalf of Main Street,

[1:41] Congress had a chance to ask some hard

[1:43] questions about the $700 billion bailout

[1:46] of Wall Street.

[1:48] Today's bailout hearing on Capitol Hill

[1:51] was

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