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Germany and France will put on a show of total unity this week to mark the 50th anniversary of the Elysee Treaty that cemented their post-war reconciliation.But beneath the public display of friendship, the Franco-German motor that has long driven Europe is sputtering and unlikely to offer new policy breakthroughs this year to help speed the euro zone fully out of its crisis.French President Francois Hollande will travel to Berlin for a joint cabinet meeting and session of parliament due on Tuesday. He will also join German Chancellor Angela Merkel in giving speeches in the Reichstag building where Adolf Hitler once presided.Hollande has been overwhelmed by domestic problems since taking over from conservative Nicolas Sarkozy eight months ago, and finds himself hemmed in by a growing euro-wariness within his Socialist Party and among the wider French public.Officials in Berlin are watching his early attempts to overhaul the struggling French economy, worrying that if there is not more ...
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FBN’s political experts discuss Time’s decision to honor those protesting around the world.
Professor Alan Dershowitz of Harvard Law School on the controversial book, “The Wandering Who,” and its endorsement by prominent college professors around the country.
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“Demonic” author Ann Coulter on the debt negotiations and its impact on the 2012 presidential election.
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FBN’s Neil Cavuto goes through the steps to fixing the U.S. economy.
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Television host Dick Cavett on the impact of further gun legislation.
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Glenn Beck argues that government regulation is negatively impacting the economy.
FBN’s Neil Cavuto on efforts by each of the Obama and Romney campaigns to make the other candidate out to be not a nice person.
Economist Thomas Sowell discusses the coming threat from Iran and whether the U.S. can prevent war.
Media Analyst Peter Guber on the danger of dictators using Hollywood to advance their political agendas.
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