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Searching for signs of optimism in jobs despite last week's dismal number, with Mark Perry, University of Michigan finance professor.
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Mark Flemming, CoreLogic Chief economist, discusses whether the US housing market is better than recent data suggests.
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Jim Rogers, Rogers Holdings, and Bob Doll, BlackRock, discuss whether the stock correction is over.
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Rep. Charles Rangel|(D) New York, and Ann Coulter, syndicated columnist, debate whether President Obama deserves to be re-elected in 2012.
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We just saw the beginning of the end of OPEC, Boone Pickens, BP Capital tells CNBC's Larry Kudlow. Chris Edmonds, Enerecap Partners, and Peter Beutel, Cameron Hanover, also weigh in.
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CNBC's John Carney discusses JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon's blasting Fed chief Ben Bernanke. Much of Dodd-Frank is unnecessary and counter-productive, says Carney.
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Bond King Bill Gross of Pimco says go where the growth is- which means stay out of US stocks and bonds. Is he right?Steven Cortes, Veracruz, and Joshua Siegel, Stonecastle Partners, assess.
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Treasuries are the most overvalued bond in the universe, Pimco's Bill Gross tells CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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Brian Gardner, Keefe Bruyette & Woods, and Mark Calabria, Cato Institute Financial Regulation Studies, discuss new capital rules for banks.
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CNBC's Eamon Javers discusses whether Fed chief Ben Bernanke is responsible for bank stocks getting slammed today.
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Fed chief Ben Bernanke spoke today saying that the economic sputter and burst of inflation are both transitory. Should we believe him? Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank, and Lee Hoskins, Pacific Research Institute, discuss.
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Tim Pawlenty, (R) presidential candidate and former governor of Minnesota, shares his economic message. "President Obama doesn't even have a growth plan," he tells CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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GM holds its first annual meeting since coming out of bankruptcy two years ago, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau. Robert Lutz, former GM vice chairman, and Dan Mitchell, Cato Institute, weigh in on the true cost of bailing out GM.
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Eric Rosengren, Boston Federal Reserve president and CEO discusses what actions the Fed could take to help the economy. "In the long run, we certainly need more fiscal austerity," he tells CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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Discussing whether sky-high unemployment will cost the President his job, with Keith Boykin, fmr. Clinton White House Aide.
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Ex-presidential candidate John Edwards makes court appearance on campaign funds charges, with NBC's Lisa Myers; Tom Curran, Peckar & Abramson Attorney; and Paul Callan, fmr. NYC Prosecutor.
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CNBC's John Harwood has the story on Mitt Romney jumping into the race to unseat President Obama and discussing the politicians who are not understanding America's economic recovery is sputtering, with Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) and Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary.
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Stocks suffer a steep sell-off as Moody's cut Greek bond ratings, implying a high likelihood of default, with Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel; Todd Harrison, Minyanville Media, Inc.; Stephanie Link, TheStreet.com; CNBC's Brian Shactman & Larry Kudlow.
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The drop in the markets has sparked fears of a double-dip. Insight on what the sell-off really means for the economy, with Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel; Todd Harrison, Todd Harrison Capital Management; Stephanie Link, TheStreet.com; CNBC's Brian Shactman & Larry Kudlow.
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Are investors are getting a little bit too cheery right now? James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management; Jud Pyle, PEAK6Investments, and Michael Gurka, Bruin-Hill Partners discuss whether there is a false sense of security given the recent stream of economic news, as well as insight on Greece's chance of default, with CNBC.com's Jeff Cox.
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Kudlow is the anchor of CNBC’s "The Kudlow Report," co-anchor of"The Call" and author of the blog "Money & Politics."