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>> from iran to afghanistan. i think that we have heard he built the in the process is with the central asian pipeline and they want more. it is true, they are buying up farmland in africa. they need food. the question is -- i find it really hard to see that they want to take over in the friend that you are talking about. it seems to me youre talking about recommendation that are counterintuitive to where i think many americans want to go. i dont think china is playing that role either...

below the national average, some of the lowest taxes in the country. here is the president earlier today urging his texas crowd to hopeless their local lawmakers to jump on the obama agenda bandwagon. >> everyones a while im going to need your help to lean on their elected representatives and say, hey, lets do something about this. even if you dont like it politically, if it is a good idea, lets go ahead and support it. sometimes i need is a chance to pressure their members of congress...

home, particularly for high-tech jobs in science and education that allows us to grow are a citizen race and skill sets to the fill those jobs. in the absence of immigration. >> what is preventing a similar prospects moving forward quakes spinnakers i agree with the need for comprehensive immigration. just a quick vignette that highlights the overall picture. 225 million people crossing each year, critical to our north american economy. prior to cbp, 5% of those people were in the law-...

one suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, turned toward a strict form of islam prior to the attack and starting forming an opposition to the wars in afghanistan and iraq. now this happened, according to his family, after dzhokhar befriended a muslim. claiming the cia was under the attacks. his younger brother remains in a boston hospital in fair condition. yesterday two of the bombing victims, 8-year-old martin richard and m.i.t. police officer sean collier, were buried. authorities believe sean...

requegood morning 37 the do riding its ten-day streak to record highs. the ides of march are here. "squawk box" begins right now. its friday, march 15th, 2013. good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. im becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. brian sullivan. joe will be back from vacation on monday. lets get right to the news of the morning, though. a senate committee will grow current and former jpmorgan executives today. at issue is the banks handling of t...

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dagen: weekly claims for first-time unemployment benefits rising bikes 46,000. connell: the labor department telling peter barnes it was due to one state, much like last week. dagen: what to make of this and the election? bill orlando is here. tell me, tell us, rather, connell is here -- tell us how likely it would be for an incumbent president to get elected. >> no president has won reelection with the rate of unemployment above 7.3%. gerry ford, jimmy carter and bush, the rate of une...

up arrows. some of the names that have been helping the dow is proctor and gamble -- we continue to get earnings. back to you. dagen: thank you. connell: the second presidential debate in the books. the action was so much more contentious than maybe anything we have ever seen in a presidential debate. we loved every single thing. peter barnes on the scene. he is still out at hofstra university. he is joining us with more. peter: no question about it. they are calling it fight night in ...

on the campaign front, it is all about ohio. voters have been getting plenty of face time with president obama and mitt romney. both campaigned hard in the buckeye state tuesday. in fact romney is spending four out of five days there this week. the reason? a new cnn orc international poll shows it is a close race for ohios 18 electoral votes with 51% backing president obama, 47% for romney. made closer after last weeks debate. meanwhile ohios election chief has asked the supreme court ...

out of five days there this week. the reason, a new cnn orc international poll post debate shows it is a close race for ohios 18 electoral votes with 51% of likely voters backing president obama, 47% for romney. that, of course, made closer after last weeks debate. meanwhile, ohios election chief, a republican, has asked the u.s. supreme court to reinstate a new law that cuts off the final three days of early voting. an appeals court blocks the law pushed through by state republicans. ...