Rahm Emanuel, chief of staff for president-elect Barack Obama, outlines the opportunities for bipartisan reform that he says the financial crisis presents at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council in Washington, D.C..
Congressman Rahm Emanuel has agreed to be President-elect Barack Obama's White House chief of staff. It's the first major position filled since Obama's victory.
Democratic officials say President-elect Barack Obama has chosen Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanual to be his White House chief of staff, his first selection for the new administration.
Though as of right now, according to MSNBC, he hasn't accepted the offer.