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The April jobs report put a lid on gloom and doom talk but the bad news is, the US continues to fall behind. Here's what Larry Kudlow thinks can help get the US on the right track.
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CNBC's Larry Kudlow reports Long Island Power Authority COO Mike Hervey has resigned in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, reports CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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The Tax Policy Center found that if deductions are capped at $25,000, people making more than $1 million or more would see a tax increase of $97,000, reports CNBC's Robert Frank. The Middle Class would see little to no change in their taxes.
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Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher told Larry Kudlow if the worst happens and the nation goes over the fiscal cliff, he doesn't see the Fed providing a backstop.
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They criticized his plan only last week, but now top Democrats are suggesting that Mitt Romney's plan to stem the fiscal cliff may be best for America.
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Most times in American politics, optimists win, and pessimists lose. In this election, I believe Mitt Romney is the optimist, and Barack Obama is the pessimist. It’s Romney’s election to win.
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By the end of Thursday’s session, the S&P 500 recorded its best day in seven weeks. And from what Larry Kudlow is hearing, the rally has room to run.
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If ever an election could get up-ended by late game-changing catalysts, it’s this one.
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Discussing news that the FBI withheld its findings about Petraeus' affair from the White House and congressional leaders, with Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rep. Peter King (R).
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Discussing Romney's immigration blunder, and immigration reform, with Christopher Ruddy, NewsMax Media founder, president and CEO.
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Sen. Bob Corker tells Larry Kudlow that he¿s hoping President Obama will accept the olive branch extended by House Speaker Boehner. But rate hikes can't be part of the compromise, he said.
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Discussing opportunities for veterans, with Cal Quinn, Drexel Hamiltion CFO. "41 percent of service disabled veterans are unemployed," he says.
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Senator Bob Corker (R-TN), says it is "very important to focus on the fiscal reform issue," in discussing whether a deal is possible on the fiscal cliff; and Grover Norquist, Americans for Tax Reform, and Steve McMahon, Democratic strategist, weigh in.
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Assessing the market impact from the fiscal cliff, and where to invest now, with Ed Butowsky, Chapwood Investments.
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New information from the IEA suggests that the United States could become the world's top oil producer by 2020, eclipsing all other energy producing nations including Saudi Arabia. However, John Hofmeister, Citizens for Affordable Energy Founder & CEO says the EPA could unintentionally pull the plug.
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New reports from the IEA say the U.S. could overtake Saudi Arabia as the world's largest oil producer in 2020, with John Hofmeister, Citizens for Affordable energy CEO; and discussing regulatory costs and Obama's "regulatory cliff," with Diana Furchtgott-Roth, author of "Regulating the Disaster," and Robert Lapsley, California Business Roundtable president.
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The housing market is on the slow road to recovery while the overall economy is stuck in gridlock. Dolly Lenz, New York Luxury Real Estate agent, and R. Donahue Peebles, The Peebles Corporation chairman & CEO, discuss.
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EA Games paid the Navy Seals to disclose classified materials and use unauthorized equipment to their newly released game "Medal of Honor: Warfighter." Brad Thor, author of "Foreign Influence,"discusses.
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Matt Miller, Washington Post columnist, discussing bipartisan efforts to fix the fiscal cliff.
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Fears over the fiscal cliff are sending stocks into a tail spin. Phil Orlando, Federated Investors, weighs in.
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Insight on the abrupt resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus, with John Batchelor, Radio Talk Show co-host.
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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."