Ask Hank Paulson a question and watch him have to answer it

By Barbara Kiviat | January 30, 2010 | +

Former Treasury secretary Hank Paulson is sitting down with Time for an interview, and we need to know what to ask him. If you click on this link here, you can submit a question. The print interview will appear in the magazine (in the “10 Questions” slot up front), and a video of the interview will go up on TIME.com.

If you go to this link here, you can see the questions other people have already submitted. There are some decent ones in there, but I know Curious Capitalist readers can do even better. Have at it!

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