bill rodgers from rutgers university, the former economist from the clinton administration. and bill tucker from "lou dobbs tonight." no more bills. we'll all get confused. i want to start at the top here. the average salary for ceos from the 20 bailed out banks, 436 times the typical american worker last year. the institute for policy studies looked at ceos from 20 banks who received the most federal aid and found they received 37% more than their counterparts. stock options could cause compensation to soar even more in 2009. bill tucker, fair or unfair? >> that's totally unfair. the industry that needed the biggest bailouts, they got the bailouts, performed the worst, got the best pay and will recover the fastest. i don't even see where there's equity in that. >> i don't see how anything has changed. it says nothing has changed. these are the 20 biggest bailed out banks. ceos paid on average $13.8 million. >> this is symptomatic to a lot of public policy. public outrage, comes and goes, there's a little hand waving. some reform. we move on. the economist in me really feels,

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