Peter Schiff was right 2006-2007 - CNBC edition
This is a collection of CNBC appearances by Peter Schiff, mostly in chronological order
From 2006-2007, Besides the end clip from his interview in 2002.
Starring: Don Luskin, Mark Haines, Diane swonk, and a host of other clowns that have been wrong about the economy for years.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Peter Schiff was right 2006-2007 - CNBC edition
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