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Entrepreneurship, waves of creative destruction rolling through the economy because resetting gdp would fundamentally reset throughout the economy and i think we have to confront the inability to fail. and so -- >> fear is a -- we are in the fear cycle, for sure. hang on a second. i want to get to peter for a second. if we look at the current cost of oil here in royal, $108 a barrel. the highest average of march and peter, were in the trough season for demand. this is not the heating season of w...

Thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> your article is thorough on jim messina. i dont know him. i never worked with him when i was in the senate. and it seems to have this strong sense of suspicion that theres something wrong with him from the perspective of to the left of him. whats the smoking gun? whats the thing that readers would come away with saying a-ha, this is the thing that scares me most? >> what was striking to me in terms of reporting this piece was just his ...

Movement. and you look at michele bachmann and the republican nominating process that begins to resemble a circus and were just sitting there going this is great, this is really great. >> todd harris, watching trump do this and talking to him offline, and you sit there and go -- it feels like a publicity stunt. he says no, its not, it really isnt. but he has succeeded in at least getting the conservative -- some of the conservative base to listen to him. hes getting conservatives to say nice thi...

Collapse of 08. those factories paid municipal taxes. they paid federal taxes. they paid state taxes. closmiom n trt ve be umpyefothe nt oror the op dtayntth syem th dncae isre, isra wreck. wall street did. and now weve got a whole diversion going on in washington and going on at the state level where theyre blaming workers, theyre blaming unions, and this is all just a big scam. and i think america is waking up to that and when you see some ordinary person who loves his country, loves his famil...

Article today in "the nation" gives us a profile of jim messina, ari berman. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> your article is thorough on jim messina. i dont know him. i never worked with him when i was in the senate. and it seems to have this strong sense of suspicion that theres something wrong with him from the perspective of to the left of him. whats the smoking gun? whats the thing that readers would come away with saying a-ha, this is the thing that scares me mo...

In rebel fighters would agree to a cease fire if colonel qaddafi gets out of town. this as qaddafi supporters retake control of several oil rich towns. oil hitting a new two and a half year high on the news. the price of crude closing just under $108 a barrel. is not sitting well with my next guest, republican senator david vitter, ready to do something about it. senator, welcome to the program. >> good to be with you. >> you have a bill and you want to drill for more oille offshore. got it. bef...

Network and bloomberg news requested data about financial institutions that got the emergency loans during the financial crisis in 08. the supreme court rejected a bid to keep the information secret. now, some 25,000 documents, some hundreds of pages long each are providing new insight about which banks got how much from whom and for what. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano is here. he anchors freedom watch on the fox business network in the evening times and prime time. a ...

First of all, it was fear. they were in a full state of panic. when i came on board in december of 08 and started making suggestions, recommendations and talking to them about it, they were paralyzed with fear about what was going on and they were terrified that banks were not going to participate. the banks were going to walk away. there was this real fear of total collapse and i think that led them not to realize the real strong leverage in negotiating position theyve had. i think thats part o...

There going this is great, this is really great. >> todd harris, watching trump do this and talking to him offline, and you sit there and go -- it feels like a publicity stunt. he says no, its not, it really isnt. but he has succeeded in at least getting the conservative -- some of the conservative base to listen to him. hes getting conservatives to say nice things about him. and this was a guy that i dont think anybody was going to mistake for a social conservative. so is he actually being smar...

And the republican nomination process that begins to resemble a circus and were sitting there going this is great, this is really great. >> watching trump do this and talking to him offline, you say this feels like a publicity. he says no its not. it really isnt. but he has succeeded in at least getting the conservatives, some of the conservative base to listen to him. hes getting conservatives to say nice things about him. and this was a guy i dont think anybody was going to mistake for a socia...