Randall's young adulthood and exposure to banking and politics; his interview with LBJ for a position on the FDIC; McFadden Act of 1927; Randall's admiration for LBJ and Mrs. Johnson; banking concerns; Joe Barr; Jim Saxon; Doug Dillon; being kept from seeing bank examination reports; LBJ's affect on banking; Supervisors Act of 1966; working with Bill Mazer and Joe Califano at the White House; criticism from Wright Patman in regard to inspection record; the importance of confidentiality; Bill Camp; Bill Sherrill; how LBJ saw the FDIC.
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