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“…up after the big date -- it probably a more ample for AIG. . Let's make sure that all the money on this date we have the way you make that somebody not. Everybody is accountable …”

“…appointing someone outside his department to head off but disasters such as AIG and by regulating nontraditional investments like credit default swaps which are at the heart of the the financial crisis. These investments linked …”

“…At this hearing came about because AIG points to a Connecticut law as the reason why they simply had to pay that money out the company was reluctant to answer questions from Connecticut legislators despite subpoenas. But they sent someone anyway. AIG has paid more than 200 million dollars in retention bonuses since the federal government started propping the company up to the tune of a 180 billion dollars so far. The head of the company Edward Liddy told a congressional committee Connecticut's wage law dictated the bonuses -- because the company's financial products division is based it will. Connecticut lawmakers and the attorney general say the law does no such thing and wanted an explanation from AIG AIG raised Connecticut law. As the reason certain bonuses must be paid. Despite the massive losses. By the company. AIG head of human resource Stephen baker showed up to try and provide that information -- testimony was limited by security concerns detailed by Hartford attorney Ross Garber who was hired by the company. He told members of the banks committee of protests and death threats that have -- AIG executives. …”

“…An executive from AIG spent the afternoon trying to explain to Connecticut lawmakers why the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses. After being …”

“…from the guy who used to work they are still works and AIG -- in now whosoever they athletic. My name is Jake the -- of the season executive vice president and India talks about how he he does work in the financial products unit. But he says most of those responsible for the disaster have left the company and -- conspicuously escape the public outrage. After twelve months of hard work dismantling the company during which AIG reassured us many times we will be rewarded in March 2009. We in the financial products unit have been betrayed by AIG are being unfairly persecuted by elected officials. Like Q. I was asked to work for an annual salary of one dollar and …”

“…Does he not understand that when he ignites a public furor over AIG bonuses and that -- congress to pass a punitive tax he sent shivers down the spines of every other corporate executive who …”

“…What does the mayors say he should do we sought AIG executive. Her there no that's not what the mayor says. The mayor says something he has advice he is a phone number. What is the phone number mayor. He saw an AIG executives. -- annual hall. Hallmark one want to thank -- thank you mayor better late than never the mayor. The mayor spoke …”

“…as attorney general New York seem to be having more success and AIG executives attorney and their bonuses. …”

“…took him a couple of days to express his outrage. About those AIG bonus easy rather I thought sharply retorted I like to know why it did you know think about what I'm going to …”

“…took him a couple of days to express his outrage. About those AIG bonus easy rather I thought sharply retorted I like to know what it did you know think about what I'm going to …”

“…we're gonna. Pig pile of contest to see you can jump on AIG first Democrat. Mr. President you spoke again at the top about your anger about AIG but -- that for days now. But why is it that it's -- group almost seems to be in New York getting …”

“…on that until after the hearing because it may not be necessary. AIG has been falsely holding that up as a reason why they had to pay the bonuses to the very premise. The proposal by the Republicans is in question. But the Republicans point out that if bonuses paid last year are added in the total paid out by AIG so far is over 200 million dollars and there is 230 more million dollars in bonuses scheduled. That they say is why …”

“…At least one AIG executive will answered a state lawmakers in Connecticut who are looking into the multimillion dollar bonus scandal. Company points to a Connecticut …”