Warren is suggesting that AIG was bailed out because some of their counter parties in swap transactions were the major investment banks. But isn't that another good reason why a collapse of AIG had to be prevented, saving the skin of not only the major investment banks, but thousands upon thousands of other counterparties, world wide, as well? It had to be done, though no one was happy about it. Fortunately, in the end, it cost the taxpayers nothing and Treasury made a net profit on the transaction.
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