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This is Lou Dobbs tonight. News, debate and opinion for Friday, January 25th. Live from New York. Sitting in for Lou Dobbs, Kitty Pilgrim. Good evening, everybody. Democratic presidential candidates 민주당 대선 후보자들 tonight are making a final push 분발 for votes in South Carolina. Tomorrow’s primary 대통령 선거인 예비 선거 is the last Democratic Party battle before Super Tuesday 각 당의 대통령 후보자를 실제로 결정짓는 날 on February 5.

 

Meanwhile, Republican candidates are scrambling to win next Tuesday’s primary in Florida. Polls 여론조사 indicate Senator John McCain and Mitt Romney are in a virtual dead heat 무승부. And we have extensive coverage tonight from the best political team on television covering the last 2 primaries before Super Tuesday. We begin with Suzane Malvo with the Obama campaign in Columbia, South Carolina. Suzane?

 

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Since we first heard it this morning, this next story sounded hard to believe. But tonight, a French bank is reporting a stunning 아연하게 하는 fraud 사기행위 by a 31-year-old man who was on their payroll 고용되어. Tonight, that man is, instead, on the run 도주하여. The story from NBC’s Ned Colt.

 

He’s the $7 billion man. And tonight, French news is reporting he’s missing. Jerome Kerviel has been named as the man who lost those billions for France’s 2^nd largest bank. Societe Generale discovered the loss on Saturday and only today, the CEO went public. “This is a totally one-shot exceptional 예외적인, 드문 loss.”

 

The bank says Kerviel wasn’t trying to enrich 부유하게 하다 himself. He gambled wrong with the bank’s money. He bet markets would rise, and when they plummeted 폭락하다, he made bigger trades to try and overcome the losses. Kerviel’s losses far outstrip 능가하다 the billion and a half loss by rogue trader 악당 주식 중개인 Nick Leeson a decade ago, a scandal that toppled 몰락시키다 Britain’s Barings Bank and hit the big screen. “That’s all the market is. One giant casino.”

 

While the scandal is not expected to bring down the bank, it’s left many in Europe wondering how a single trader can do so much damage. Ned Colt, NBC News, London.

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