I apologize for yet more Greenspan blogging, but today is after all the day his book is officially released, and there's loads of material out there worth linking to. Paul Krugman is on good form, attacking Greenspan's support for Bush's tax cuts, and he's ably supported by Dean Baker. Meanwhile, Blake Hounshell rounds up the exhausting exhaustive Bloomberg coverage.

But it's the interviews with Greenspan in the financial press which the most interesting. In the WSJ, Greenspan provides a useful Greenspanish-to-English autotranslate rule: "lots of froths are equal to a bubble," he says, finally using a word that he would never have uttered in office. And interestingly he's also happy opining on foreign policy, even implying that the US should attempt regime change in Venezuela: