It's been more than a month now since that ABC-TV crew did what was called an "ambush" number on credit union attendees convened for a Credit Union Executives Society conference at a Caribbean resort and so far nothing has been broadcast.

CUNA said Friday it is closely monitoring "their Web site and on-air promotions."

In the event a TARP segment appears on any of its network shows including "20/20″ or "ABC Evening News With Charles Gibson" showing CEOs on the golf links or sunning by the pool in St. Kitts, CUNA officials said it was readying new materials previously described as "talking points."

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