Fed's Inspector General Gains YouTube Fame
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJqM2tFOxLQ&feature=channel A YouTube video of a series of questions by Representative Alan Grayson directed at Federal Reserve Board Inspector General Elizabeth Coleman has garnered over 1.5 million viewings to date. The popularity of the video reflects both public frustration with holding the Fed accountable and the power of the Congressional star chamber to create a media sensation. By Robert Stowe England mindovermarket.blogspot.com June 27, 2009 In a nearly empty House hearing room, Rep. Alan Grayson, the Democrat representing the 8th District of Florida, asks Federal Reserve Board Inspector General Elizabeth Coleman a series of questions, which she is unable to answer to his satisfaction. Grayson posted the grilling on YouTube May 6 and the video has garnered 816,408 views so far. He reposted the exchange in a higher quality version May 12, which so far has garnered 696,292 viewings. Here is a link to the May 12 YouTube video: http://www.yout...