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Rick Santelli goes to his whiteboard to show why stronger U.S. economic growth is needed in the battle against the deficit. (2:43)
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Rick Santelli goes to his whiteboard to show why stronger U.S. economic growth is needed in the battle against the deficit. (2:43)
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CNBC's Rick Santelli talks to Rep. James Lankford, (R-OK), about today's Senate vote to increase the debt limit and extend Federal borrowing through May 18th.
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Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical chairman & CEO, discusses the chemical company's mixed fourth quarter results, and weighs in on how the company is managing commodity risk.
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Martin Feldstein, Harvard University economics professor, provides an outlook for jobs and economic growth in 2013, and explains why he believes the Fed's policies are taking a dangerous direction.
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Sen. John Thune, (R-SD), discusses whether the GOP will stick with the sequester, to force spending cuts. And John Hlinko, Left Action founder, and Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal, discuss.
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Tim Speiss, Partner-In-Charge, EsinerAmper thinks U.S. lawmakers are putting serious consideration into spending cuts. He says the economic picture for the U.S. looks rosy in 2013.
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Maya MacGuineas, Campaign to Fix the Debt, and Rolla Huff, Earthlink CEO, discuss whether Congress should let automatic spending cuts kick in to help get the nation's debt under control.
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CNBC's Fed Survey shows expectations of a U.S. recession have dropped to just 20 percent.
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CNBC Fed Survey shows Wall Street pros divided on how and when quantitative easing will end.
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The new CNBC Fed Survey shows Wall Street pros want to send Washington an unambiguous message to reduce the red ink now, without more revenue increases.
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Discussing how spending cuts might impact the U.S economy as well as the markets, with Danielle Hughes, Divine Capital founder & CEO, and Mark Luschini, Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) spoke out on "Meet the Press," saying he thinks the sequester will happen. CNBC's John Harwood reports Republicans hope the sequester threat will produce Democratic concessions.
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A special look at stocks as the Dow is less than 300 points away from an all-time high, with CNBC's Kayla Tausche.
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Secretary Geithner's last day in office is today. It would be hard to find a public servant more misunderstood, writes this former Treasury official.
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Senate Democrats are finally promising to pass a budget, however an internal memo promises tax hikes will be included, with Ari Melber, Nation Magazine correspondent; Kate Obsenshain, author of "Divider-In-Chief"; and Kay Bailey Hutchison, Former U.S. Senator (R-TX).
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Sen. Robert Casey, (D-PA), discuss how the Senate Democrats plan to move ahead on the debt ceiling debate.
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Former Gov. Phil Bredesen, (D-TN), discusses the ongoing battle to solve the government's spending problem, as politicians gather on Capitol Hill to discuss the nation's budget.
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Debating whether Obama's remarks yesterday were actually intended to drive a wedge into the Republican Party. Mark Hannah, former campaign aide for John Kerry & Barack Obama; Kevin Madden, GOP strategist; and Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review, discuss motives behind the President's speech.
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House Republicans propose a measure that includes a balanced budget requirement within 10 years. What's the likelihood of it going anywhere, With Robert Costa, National Review. Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT) and Rep. Sean Duffy (R-WI) discuss.
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CNBC's Brian Shactman and Robert Frank report on golf icon Phil Mickelson who said he "might have to make some changes," due to a tax increase. Will other wealthy Americans move because of higher taxes? Lindsey Piegza, FTN FInancial economist, shares her opinions.