Liar's Poker: The Reunion 3.15.10
Airtime: Mon. Mar. 15 2010 | 1:14 PM ET
Discussing current problems on Wall Street, with John Gutfreund, former CEO of Salomon Brothers and Michael Lewis, author.
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