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States Seek Relief From Recession, Credit Crisis
By: Brooke Sopelsa, CNBC.com, Writer/Producer | 02 Dec 2008 | 12:29 PM ET
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Individual states across the country are being hit by the recession and credit crisis. President-elect Barack Obama, Vice President-elect Joe Biden and other prominent political figures addressed on Tuesday the challenges facing individual states, as well as the country.

Obama Addresses Governors

President-elect Barack Obama addresses the nation's governors.

Biden Addresses Governors

Vice President-elect Joe Biden addresses the nation's governors.

Governors Rendell & Douglas Address Colleagues

Governors Ed Rendell, D-Pa., and Jim Douglas, R-Vt., address fellow governors about the challenges facing individual states.

California's Cash Crisis

The Golden State could be out of cash by February, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.

Calif. Lt. Governor on Slowing Economy

Calif. Lt. Gov. John Garamendi discusses his state's slowing economy and what President-elect Obama can do to help.

Bailing out States

CNBC's Steve Liesman and Charlie Gasparino discuss whether individual states should be bailed out by the federal government.

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