CNBC: Super Bowl Super Quiz 2.5.10
Airtime: Fri. Feb. 5 2010 | 7:53 AM ET
Asking some tough questions to some of the game’s participants, with CNBC’s Darren Rovell.

Airtime: Fri. Feb. 5 2010 | 7:53 AM ET
Asking some tough questions to some of the game’s participants, with CNBC’s Darren Rovell.

When a government gets formed in Australia, Peter Costello, former Australian treasurer, says the practicalities of making laws will become exceptionally difficult. He tells CNBC’s Bernard Lo & Matthew Taylor that this will be a time of “weaker government”.

The days of a family expecting to use their returns from investments to fund their retirement or pay for their kids’ college educations are over, says Bill Gross, co-CIO and founder of PIMCO.

Assessing the economic slowdown, with Frederic Mishkin, Columbia University professor and former Federal Reserve Board governor and Mark Olson, former Federal Reserve Board governor.

The domestic demand story makes India, China and Indonesia attractive, says Jonathan Reoch, senior portfolio manager at AMP Capital Investors. He also tells CNBC’s Oriel Morrison, why he favors higher beta plays such as banks and property firms.

Warren Buffett answers questions about the rating agencies before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Committee. The Commission is holding a hearing entitled “Credibility of Credit Ratings, the Investment Decisions Made Based on Those Ratings, and the Financial Crisis.”

Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig testifies to a House Field Committee on the economy and the issue of too big to fail.