Congress angry over bailout, Bush calls meeting
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bush administration officials warned an angry Congress on Wednesday that the U.S. financial system would sink into Great Depression-style chaos unless it approved a $700 billion bailout plan and the president called an emergency meeting for Thursday to try to broker a deal.
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