Every Monday morning The Takeaway takes a look at the nation's agenda —what will drive the headlines for the week ahead? This week: The government tries to figure out how to deal with toxic assets and toxic AIG, the Democrats wrangle over the new budget, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton goes to Mexico to talk about trade, and Americans and Indians see a new, cheaper car in their futures. For their predictions, The Takeaway is joined by Marcus Mabry, the international business editor for the
New York Times and Jay Newton-Small, Washington correspondent for
Time.
"The story this week is going to be Moneypalooza: You got banks, you got budget and you got bailouts."
—Marcus Mabry, New York Times international business editor, on this week in politics
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