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mr. doyle>> i would like to thank our ranking member. i would like to thank our distinguished panel for joining us today. i remember the consideration of my bill to make that do not call list permanent. that legislation, which was signed into law in 2008, allows people to opt out of receiving calls once and for all. the bill for the subcommittee today presents a similar opportunity for us to weigh the potential benefits of a business's ability to contact its customers with the importance of consumer protections. as a growing number of people cut the cord in favor of wireless services, it is commendable the subcommittee seeks to explore these on the conduct of commerce. my initial read on this legislation causes me to worry that it is possible harmful in fact could overshadow its benevolent goals. i'm concerned about the bill's potential consequences for individual privacy as well as its implications on consumer's pocketbooks. i look forward to learning more about the legislation's impact on con

mr. papandreou also shocked some of his own party, although his cabinet has come out in support. this from keith doyle. >> athnents early hours of this morning, and after a seven-hour meeting, the greek cabinet unanimously backed its prime minister, who yesterday shocked an infuriated european leaders. george papandreou announced a delicate deal that was put together just last week by the rest of the eurozone to save greece and the euro from crisis will now be voted on by the greek people in a referendum. the rescue package would halve greece's debt to banks, but it owes so much that its people would still face years of economic hardship. in holding a referendum, the greek prime minister is effectively asking his people to vote for tough times within the euro or possibly even tougher times outside it. in a statement, the prime minister said the referendum will be a clear mandate and a clear message in and outside greece on a european course and participation in the euro. the financial markets and europe's leaders had hoped the deal was done and a crisis averted. not now. the implications of a rejectio