Rep. Barney Frank answered your questions.

UPDATE (9/24): We expect Rep. Barney Frank to join us Wednesday morning at about 7 a.m. Eastern. Listen live at thetakeaway.org.

UPDATE (9/23): Rep. Barney Frank will not be able to join us Tuesday. We hope to have him back soon. We'll do our best to address your questions this week...

Tomorrow morning on our show, we're going to be talking with Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., the chair of the House finance committee about the Wall Street rescue plan. What questions do you have for him?

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On Saturday, a truck bomb blew up the entrance to the Marriott hotel in Islamabad. At least 50 people were killed, 250 were injured. Though analysts suspect that that this attack was a warning to the new leadership of Pakistan to end its collaboration with the United States in targeting militants along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, South Asian and military affairs analyst Christine Fair sees things differently.

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Drug-related violence in Mexico has killed more that 3,000 people this year, and a new BBC survey says nearly half of the country is cowering in fear from warring drug cartels.

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The 63rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly is underway, and more than 130 world leaders are gathering in New York City this week. With the Wall Street debacle, Russian-Georgian tensions and conflict over Iran's nuclear program, they will have plenty to talk about.

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After its big debut two weeks ago, the atom-smashing Large Hadron Collider is offline and physics' Great Experiment is on hold.

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This afternoon in New York City, Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai and former Vice President Al Gore will answer questions about deforestation and rainforest preservation at a private roundtable moderated by Dan Rather. Maathai discusses those issues and explains what the United States can do to help preserve tropical rainforests.

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