American Morning

We Listen – Your comments 1/13/10

Editor's Note: On Wednesday’s American Morning, many shared various thoughts on the international disaster in Haiti, including hopes that the rebuilding efforts would bring a more positive future to the country, and provide opportunities for unemployed U.S. construction workers. Others were more concerned about the influx of refugees to the U.S., suggesting that refugees be housed at Guantanamo until they can be returned to Haiti.

As the U.S. and other countries prepare to send aid to the disaster-stricken country of Haiti, how do you feel about the potential influx of refugees to the U.S.? Should they be housed at Guantanamo and returned to Haiti when the crisis is over? How should the U.S. and other countries be involved in Haiti’s rebuilding process?

As discussion of banker bonuses continues, some defended Goldman Sachs for its excellence, and believed other banking institutions responsible for the financial disaster should be admonished. Others were not so kind and called for the “destruction” of the organization.

What do you think of Goldman Sachs? Is the organization responsible for the banking disaster last year, or is it cumulative responsibility of all financial institutions?