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Dr. Froehlich: Global Economy Will Surprise

The Hartford Sr. Managing Director Dr. Robert Froehlich on the outlook for the global economy.

Video|Fri, 20 Nov 2009
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if you think about they -- cutting taxes they were lowering interest rates overdue and infrastructure spending.

Holiday Retail Reality Check

TV host Danny Fontana on whether we've been conditioned to "on sale or no sale."

Video|Fri, 20 Nov 2009
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The markdown I think that translate to the lower prices and less units and as a result of much of the GDP could sustain itself. Going forward I think we're in for a -- time going for here.

Huckabee on Health-Care's State Impact

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee on state concerns over health-care reform.

Video|Fri, 20 Nov 2009
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Mike Huckabee knows what has himself or the former Arkansas governor and host of his own Fox News show on Saturday nights. Joins us

Rep. Calls for Geithner Resignation

Congressman Kevin Brady (R-Tex.) on his heated exchange with Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner about the economy.

Video|Thu, 19 Nov 2009
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ability to handle the economy but both Republicans and now Democrats on Capitol Hill are saying it's time. For a new economic team so yeah he's had his chance he's failed.

Stimulus Job Numbers Questioned

Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) on whether the White House misled on jobs created by the stimulus program.

Video|Thu, 19 Nov 2009
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and where he was outspoken during -- for example the trillion dollar Iraq War where we saw all kinds of problems of violations and again. Taxpayer money going to fund this war you have companies like Halliburton which Dick Cheney the former vice president ran before it became vice president there were. Mistaken contracts there were scandals they were all kinds of

More Govt. Internet Control on Your Dime?

TV Show Host Nancy Skinner argues the FCC should tax consumers to control the Internet more.

Video|Wed, 18 Nov 2009
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say he was telling me that is one of the weaknesses the United States . All -- these other countries the ASEAN countries are RD so far ahead in terms of opening up their access and we are not and it's gonna cripple us

Fmr. Prosecutor on Fighting Financial Crime

Former Federal Prosecutor John Hueston on the White House's new financial crime task force.

Video|Tue, 17 Nov 2009
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will move forward and and continue what the wild west the Wall Street was with these derivatives that had absolutely no collateral behind them. Mean isn't it better to at least try and address some

JC Penney CEO on Holiday Sales

JC Penney CEO Mike Ullman on expectations for the holiday retail season.

Video|Tue, 17 Nov 2009
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talked about the strength women's apparel a lot of people look at JC Penney down they say wow. It doesn't really important exclusive deals whether it's of his Claiborne or some other partnerships with other retailers like Ralph Lauren . How fat she. Your clientele the next people who come to JC Penney and thank you know not old and stodgy but new young --

in DC where she's been talking with the chairman and CEO of JC Penney about that Alexis. A exactly we got to continue with the conversation about this upcoming holiday season what do they expect. Joining

Well please support inside JC Penney was a big -- in the right direction my point of view. Not that we don't like all customers but we knew

we have to offer was half the families in America shopping at JC Penney either online or and our shores. We think we're well positioned to take events than normal.

Vital Spring CEO on Mammogram Study

Vital Spring CEO Dr. Sreedhar Potarazu on whether we can save on health costs without rationing care.

Video|Tue, 17 Nov 2009
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an example where they may not covered anymore. The clinical profession the medical doctors today will not agree to simply put off the mammograms until somebody's age fifty because they know what reality is. So we've now got people showing up who were not covered. Who need the cast so to to comment and by the senators just set a couple of minutes ago. You know we're still providing a lot of falsehoods in terms of the communication. And while the CBO has scored a bill that probably is going to reduce cost. Nobody is measuring at the CBO the quality of the care that's going to be delivered they're simply looking at cost and here's a great example. -- were simply looking at cutting costs to mammogram for compromising the quality of managing people with breast cancer who's gonna pay for.

fifty critics argue the change would put more women at risk for breast cancer but. The panel says fewer tests would save money and reduce pain and work our next guest believes this is a perfect

a year 300 people. In the last one year were diagnosed with breast cancer and 20%. Of them were under the age of fifty. So there is nothing to corroborate in our day to day lives

fits in that this changes that categories nation of the breast and breast cancer exams. It may not be cover.

priorities towards getting health care reform got the folks here on Capitol Hill you've got the insurance lobby about medical device lobby. At the end of the day it's the consumer. My heart goes out to those individuals who have been diagnosed. Or going to be diagnosis of breast cancer today -- probably freaking out about this new recommendation because. They're a complete loss in fact one doctor alluded to meet today that just yesterday. A mother of -- on Medicaid was diagnosed with breast cancer -- in her forties. And at today's recommendation would actually be enforced. She wouldn't get the mammogram and you have her children

General Mills Cashing In on China

Chris O'Leary, head of General Mills international division, on efforts to market to China.

Video|Mon, 16 Nov 2009
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Hey David Liz thanks very much -- maybe they can do it over some. Doubling its right look at this brand you see here nothing meaningless if madame -- here's the one type very Brenda says home made it. And Mandarin nowhere does -- say General Mills and indeed this is a gentle -- product. Lot of product called one type parent or join -- like Chris O'Leary he's the head of international four generals usually on the road someplace exotic we appreciate you joining us. -- what point 5% General Motors or general sales right now. When you see being 50%. How long it's gonna take to get there will take awhile Brian

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