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CNBC Exclusive Video: Corporate America's Washington Agenda
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Corporate America came to Washington Wednesday to meet with President Bush and Congressional leaders. The Business Roundtable is an association of leading American CEOs, heading companies with $4.5 trillion in annual revenues and more than 10 million employees.
Before sitting down with the President to talk about U.S. competitiveness, trade expansion and education, three of the Roundtable's most influential leaders sat down with our Sue Herera for a "CNBC Exclusive" interview.
An excerpt from that session appeared today on CNBC's Power Lunch. This is the complete discussion (in two parts) about Corporate America's Washington agenda, with McGraw Hill's Terry McGraw, Humana's Mike McCallister and Accenture's Bill Green.
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