As a faithful viewer of Bill Moyers Journal, I caught the Black interview this morning; it's definitely a must-see. Like Black and Moyers, I'm dismayed (but not surprised given their Wall Street connections) by the Geithner/Summers agenda which, as Black pointed out, is indistinguishable from the Paulson agenda. The lack of transparency and accountability gives me little confidence in the future as an investor. Last week's return to "mark-to-fantasy" accounting may juice the markets over the short term but it does not bode well for the long-term health of the financial system in general and the zombie U.S. banks in particular. Like Arianna Huffington in the article linked below, I think the Obama administration could help restore some of its lost credibility by firing or demoting Geithner: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/geithner-unable-to-escape_b_178006.html