Lou Dobbs Moneyline (CNN) - 2002-01-07 (partial)

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[0:00] has resumed its schedule since the

[0:02] September 11th attacks. Once again, this

[0:05] program, a reminder, one hour from now,

[0:06] 7 Eastern, I'll host a CNN investigation

[0:09] and examination of September 11th, the

[0:11] money maze. Till then, I'm Will Blitzer

[0:13] in Washington. CNN's coverage of

[0:15] America's New War continues with Lou

[0:17] Dob's money line that begins right now.

[0:22] [music]

[0:24] >> This is Lou Dob's money line for Monday,

[0:26] January 7th. Here now, Lou Dos.

[0:30] >> Good evening. Tonight, President Bush

[0:32] back in Washington, and he [music] has a

[0:34] heightened focus on the health of the

[0:36] economy in addition to the war against

[0:38] terror. After a 12-day stay at his Texas

[0:41] ranch, the president started his day by

[0:43] meeting with his economic team and

[0:45] Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.

[0:48] They discussed ways in which to

[0:50] stimulate this economy. Later, talking

[0:52] with reporters, Mr. Bush said he was

[0:54] optimistic that 2002 will be a better

[0:57] year for the economy than last year. The

[1:00] president also said he would continue to

[1:01] press Congress to pass his economic

[1:03] stimulus package when they return from

[1:05] break on January 23rd. John King joins

[1:08] us now from the White House with the

[1:10] story. John

[1:11] >> and Lou, that first meeting of the new

[1:13] year for the president here at the White

[1:14] House, a very high-powered meeting as

[1:16] you noted, the Federal Reserve Chairman

[1:18] Alan Greenspan on hand, Vice President

[1:20] Dick Cheney, three members of the Bush

[1:21] cabinet, his entire economic team, the

[1:23] president dealing with both short-term

[1:25] and long-term economic prescriptions

[1:28] here at t

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