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Government's Fuzzy Math on Recovery
11/20/2009|FOX Business
Rep. Dan Burton, (R-Ind.), on the job creation numbers reported by recovery.org.
The I-Man is confused by a delay during an interview with White House Correspondent Mike Emmanuel.
Mary Matalin: Palin's Way Smarter Than I am
11/20/2009|Imus in the Morning
Fmr. Vice President Dick Cheney advisor Mary Matalin on Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
Stimulus Job Numbers Questioned
11/19/2009|Bulls and Bears
Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) on whether the White House misled on jobs created by the stimulus program.
Obama Not Consulted on Terror Suspect Trial
11/19/2009|Imus in the Morning
Fox News' Chris Wallace on Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to hold a civilian trial in New York for the 9/11 terror suspects.
Scott Hamilton on Battle With Cancer
11/18/2009|America's Nightly Scoreboard
Olympian Scott Hamilton on changes in health-care regulation and his new special 'Kaleidoscope.'
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) on what we can expect from Sen. Harry Reid's health care bill.
Jobs or Health Care: Which is More Important
11/18/2009|Happy Hour on FOX Business
FNC Contributor Monica Crowley on whether jobs or health care deserves more political attention.
Imaginary Jobs in Imaginary Places
11/17/2009|FOX Business
FBN's John Stossel breaks down the ins and outs of the changes in government job creation numbers.
Fmr. Prosecutor on Fighting Financial Crime
11/17/2009|Bulls and Bears
Former Federal Prosecutor John Hueston on the White House's new financial crime task force.
LATEST STORIES
Oprah For President? She's Ending The Show
| MarketWatch| Markets
for her.) Oprah seems like a natural to run for the White House someday. Maybe it's my imagination, but I could have ..... MEDIA WEB QUESTION OF THE DAY: Could Oprah win the White House someday? Copyright © 2009 MarketWatch, Inc.
Story|11/20/2009
Geithner, Under Fire, Defends Bailout of AIG
Reuters| Markets
voter outrage over the failings of Wall Street and the government's $700 billion bailout fund, complicating the White House 's efforts to get a regulatory reform bill passed. Congress has been wrangling over how best to revamp financial rules
Story|11/19/2009
Looking Back: What If Banks Had Been Nationalized?
| FOXBusiness| Markets
FOXBusiness Remember when Robert Gibbs could move markets? Last winter, during the darkest days of the recession, all the White House press secretary had to do was respond to a question with the word “nationalization” in it and the markets would
Story|11/19/2009
The Spending Leviathan That Just Won’t Die « John Stossel
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programs as a nod toward the administration's focus on spurring job growth, the sources said. On the other hand, the White House is under pressure to show it is serious about reducing the nation's deficit. ...Congressional Democrats are already
Blog|11/19/2009
Chico's Profit Beats Analysts' Estimates
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
comparable-store sales increasing 13%. Chico's/Soma Intimates brands' same-store sales rose 12% while the White House /Black Market label's sales at stores open at least a year jumped 14%. Analysts, on average, estimated profit
Story|11/18/2009
Government Makes Another $98 Billion in Improper Payments « John Stossel
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jobs” created in Congressional districts that don’t exist...as well as jobs that don’t exist. Also, White House Budget Director Peter Orzag’s explanation for the mistaken payments has some merit. Well, at least the first part
Blog|11/18/2009
Banks Sense Danger, Warn Congress on Breakup Power
Reuters| Markets
and analysts don't expect final Senate action until early 2010. At the Wall Street Journal CEO Council conference, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said he is planning to meet members of Frank's committee late Monday to discuss regulatory
Story|11/17/2009
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just over 10 percent of the jobs supposedly “created or saved” are bogus. I’m not surprised. Here’s the White House ’s reaction, or explanation, or excuse making. Here are some particularly egregious examples from the Examiner
Blog|11/17/2009
The Magic Lawnmower « John Stossel
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choice but to declare a number of jobs saved and created when receiving stimulus funds, and usually have to either use White House formulas or just guess at numbers. In this case, it took eight hours for the recipients of the contract to figure
Blog|11/14/2009
Commentary: Deficit Attention, or Attention Deficit?
| FOXBusiness| Markets
H. says it will focus on deficits,” says Politico. “Obama eyes domestic spending freeze,” says AP. “ White House Aims to Cut Deficit With TARP Cash,” says The Wall Street Journal. A cynic might say that this sudden focus on
Story|11/13/2009