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   Newt in Quicksand

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   01/30/2012

   In A USA Today/Gallup Poll Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney ties President Barack Obama in the nation's key battleground state races, while Newt Gingrich now trails the president by a whopping 14 percentage points. Howie wanted to know who was now going to vote for Mitt.
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   Larry Kudlow from CNBC on the Economic Policies of Newt Gingrich

   Audio

   12/09/2011

   Larry Kudlow from CNBC checks in to discuss the economic stance of Newt Gingrich.
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   Are we Getting Places on our Own?

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   09/28/2011

   Elizabeth Warren's widely discussed comments on how nobody gets rich by themselves, and thus those who do get rich must give back as part of the social contract, has gone so viral that now President Obama is starting to echo it. What’s great about this country is that any of these young people here, if they’ve got a good idea, if they go out there and they’re willing to work hard, they can start a business, they can create value, great products, great services. They can make millions, make billions. That’s great. That’s what America is all about. Anybody can make it if they try. But what’s also a quintessentially American idea is that those of us who’ve done well should pay our fair share to contribute to the upkeep of the nation that made our success possible because nobody -- nobody did well on their own. A teacher somewhere helped to give you the skills to succeed. Do some people do good on their own?
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   Will you Watch 9-11 Coverage this weekend?

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   09/09/2011

   In view of the New York City skyline, two 208-foot long walls designed to resemble the Twin Towers lying on their sides create a space for reflection at Empty Sky, New Jersey's monument to those lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. On Saturday, families will gather to dedicate the New Jersey 9/11 Memorial in Jersey City’s Liberty State Park. After the 11 a.m. ceremony, which will be open strictly to family members of victims, the memorial will officially open to the public. Will you be watching memorials and remembrances of 9-11 this weekend?
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   Republican Smackdown

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   09/08/2011

   The biggest mystery about the Reagan Library/MSNBC debate last night is why the Reagan Library allowed MSNBC to be the co-sponsor. Brian Williams seems to have been drinking liberally of the MSNBC kool-aid; many of his questions were so steeped in liberal distaste for Republican positions that it was embarrassing. There was no questioning about the nation’s fiscal position, aside from asking whether Rick Perry would abjure $1 of tax increases in return for $10 of spending cuts, very little on the macroeconomy and very little on foreign and defense policy. Howie watched every minute.