sgl >> unreal. >> and then he shut things down for the rest of the night.hile the poker brat was sent to the rail. >> can i even play in this game? >> tonight see if the fish can keep his eye on the prize. >> makes me think shy play one more hand. >> or will all of his dreeps come crashing down. it all happens now. >>> welcome once again to the big game from vegas. alongside joe stapleton, i'm chris rose, where the excitement level has been turned up a notch with one million dollars on the table. >> jason mercier took hellmuth's seat but not his chips.

sgl welcome to our program. tonight, from the world economic forum in davo, switzerland, a conversation with the u.s. secretary of the treasury, tim geithner. >> as you do this, you've got to make sure you don't hurt the recovery and take much risk that you do a lot of damage to an kperl expansion pie shifting too prematurely to substantial restraint. >> sort of putting the brakes on. >> and i'm not going to let that happen. i know there are people who would like-- they don't want to hurt the economy, but they would like to move very quickly to do deep cuts in spending. it is not the responsible way to do it. t would undermine their long-term objective to make sure we obtain a sustainable economic system. we have to start more dpraully. and i think we can do that. again, for that to work as a strategy, you need to try to lock in politically, things people can count on and be comfort will bring down those long-term deficits. >> that is the political debate in washington today. >> well, it's starting. the -- you k

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