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Oct.26
2:29 PM ET
Friday, 26 Oct 2007
Warren Buffett Chats with Jack Welch on CNBC's Squawk Box: The Video
Posted By:Alex Crippen
Topics:Railroads | Jack Welch | China | Warren Buffett
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Here's the video clip.
A transcript is also available in a separate WBW post.
CNBC's Becky Quick is in China with Buffett and is reporting on the trip on Squawk Box (6a to 9a weekdays) and here on Warren Buffett Watch.
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