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Rate of growth is slowing. Now, this hour, im going to ask the president s top economic adviser, larry kudlow, two questions. Are we going into recession in the next 12 months and secondly, what reverses this slowdown . Larry kudlow coming up on this show this hour. Heres the market reaction. Not bad. The dow industrials going to be on the upside to the tune of about 50, 60 points but its early going. You never know how we will close. The s p up about six. Look at the nasdaq, thats going to be up about. 33 . Nice gain. Interest rates virtually unchanged. The yield on the tenyear treasury, 1. 5...

Some republicans senators stopped. Nancy jacob said the bill targets the wrong people. When you already have every persons name who owns a gun, pistol in the state of maryland, why do we have to do this twice . Even some democrats suggested the governors bill does little to address illegal guns. The black market, illegal guns are growing in our communities. A person who will never register, they will never be fingerprinted. What there was was no lack of people to talk about the bill. More than 400 people signed up to testify, even though the committee scheduled only 4 hours for each side. The ...

The costumed individuals held up a banner reading ‘Make this Conservative Government history’, suggesting the Tories’ time in power was over.

Stewart Copeland, the influential drummer/founder of the seminal English rock band The Police and acclaimed composer in his own right, releases a dazzling reimagining today of The Police classic “Message In A Bottle.” Featuring vocals from Amy Keys; Carmel Helene; Ashley Támar; and taking daring new liberties in its instrumentation, “Message In A Bottle” arrives just ahead of the June 23rd (Shelter/BMG) release of Police Deranged for Orchestra.

The Police founder Stewart Copeland has announced that his new album, Police Deranged for Orchestra, is set for release on June 23 via Shelter/BMG. With his latest album, Copeland explores the band's best-known tracks through a new lens, inspired by his recent forays into expansive musical forms and