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Welcome to her money. I'm very very excited to be doing this show and in just a minute you will

know why. So if you've been watching the Today Show for any length of time, then it wasn't so long after the recession that you saw a series of

segments called Money 911 pop up.

And these were segments that we just thought people have so many questions about what's

going on with our money, what do we do now, how do we get back on track? We were overwhelmed by questions.

And the producer said, look, we'll just give you time to answer them. And so they scheduled a weekly segment,

sometimes in the 8 o'clock hour,

mostly in the 9 o'clock hour,

and brought together a panel of people I love, Sharon Epperson, David Bach for the most part, sometimes

Farnush Tarabi, sometimes other people, but mostly it was just me and

Sharon and David and we could count on seeing each other every single

week and then the economy got better and things started to stabilize and things went back to normal. I started to do my regular money segments.

Sharon was back over at CNBC doing her everyday work.

David, unbeknownst to all of us, went on this fabulous 18-month sabbatical,

which he's told this audience about.

And then I looked up one day and Sharon wasn't there and she wasn't there

the next week and she wasn't there the week after that and I got a little worried and I started trying to do some digging.

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