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Superman and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke are both mild-mannered. They are both calm, even in the face of global disasters. They are both sometimes said to be from other planets.Superman wears an "s" on his chest. Where he comes from, it's a symbol of hope. Mr. Bernanke prefers the "$". Where he comes from, there is no problem that this symbol cannot solve.Superman is known as the "Man of Steel," the title of a movie to be released on Friday. Mr. Bernanke could be called the "Man of Steal" given low-interest rate policies said to widen the gap between rich investors and poor retirees living on fixed incomes.Both men defy gravity. Superman can leap buildings in a single bound. Mr. Bernanke is nicknamed "Helicopter Ben" for dropping money from great heights, as his mentor Milton Friedman, famously suggested as a way of fighting deflation.Superman fights for "truth, justice and The American Way." Mr. Bernanke fights for "globalization," even to the point of providing cheap U.S. d...
Former Rep. Dick Armey, (R-Texas) on the President’s budget proposal.
Radio host Glenn Beck and FBN’s John Stossel on the change in Beck’s political views due to lack of faith in the government.
OppenheimerFunds Chief Economist Jerry Webman, Tuttle Wealth Management CEO Matthew Tuttle and StreetTalk Advisors Chief Strategist Lance Roberts on the outlook for the markets.
ISN chief economist Constance Hunter and Scott Martin of Accent Asset management on their outlook for the Fed and markets.
Stossel looks at what a second term under President Obama will be like following the big inauguration event
Whole Foods Co-CEO John Mackey on why business has a higher purpose beyond just making money.
Stossel compares Texas and California
Senate democrats seek to sway public on gun control, deadline on immigration and Hagel nomination
Proof tax hikes aren't the answer?
Stossel looks at the world of philanthropy from a libertarian perspective
Does Psy hate America? Ann Coulter, Imogen Lloyd Webber, Gavin McInnes discuss
Former Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill on efforts to reform the tax system.
Representative-elect on 'Fox News Sunday'
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Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey says this is not the time for Republicans to give up the fiscal fight.
With the U.S. inflation rate about half of the Federal Reserve's 2.0 percent target, the central bank is facing a major test and some experts wonder whether it will ...
First Trust Advisors chief economist Brian Wesbury weighs in on whether inflation is too low, and if that’s a risk.
Stossel looks at crony capitalism and monopolies that government picks as the 'chosen' ones
Mounting calls to delay immigration reform in wake of marathon attack
