On Monday, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner outlined more details of his plan to help buy up the troubled assets of America’s banks and help spur the road to economic recovery. So how optimistic should we be about this plan? How is it different than the massive bailout plan approved last year? How can we know it will be handled more responsibly than the first bailout? Can we afford all this spending? What are some alternatives? We ask Texas Rep. Kevin Brady, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee.
