In recent days, the Federal Reserve, the Central Bank of Europe and the state banks of several economic powers have acted in concert to bring more liquidity to European markets and at least stave off fiscal calamity on the other side of the Atlantic. So what exactly did we accomplish? Did it do any long-term good? How far can we go to save Europe given our own financial woes? We discuss it all with California Rep. John Campbell, a member of the House Financial Services Committee and its International Monetary Policy and Trade subcommittee.