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A lot of the manufacturing sectors have become very lean, very competitive, hyper productive, and they're actually profitable. and as you have currencies starting to normalize a little, there's a lot of inflation in china, so they might let that currency rise a bit, that's going to even help more. i'd be careful of saying we want to become like the manufacturing floor for the world again, because when you look at cycles, and i think it's important that policy starts to figure out some of the basics about cycles, because i really don't think policymakers get it, but when you embrace, say, manuf...

Company. read about those at cnnmoney.com. consumers are still concerned about higher cable prices and fees for content that used to be free. but what about the other side? what about investing in this new company? or other stocks in the pamedia sector? director of u.s. equities for tcw a firm ma mtwo largest medi holdings are comcast and cbs, the third is time warner, parent company of this network. comcast is in the news, this deal with nbc, the takeover, really, of nbc universal. do you like this deal and do you think investors can benefit from it? >> we do. comcast is transforming itself f...

Wednesday, his view was for the u.s. to compete in the global economy it has to have an export, a manufacturing and export-led strategy. and that's with a we've seen, not just china do but actually if you look at around the world, which is the western industrialized country faring the best, the answer is germany. and the germans, you know, for decades have had a real focus object export-led growth. so i think we're going to hear that from the white house. >> although they've lost their top spot to china now and the reality is unskilled labor in china costs less than $1 an hour. tell mep if tha...

Week and hear nothing in response. that is why jobs must be our number one focus in 2010. >> number one focus in 2010. morning 1.1 million jobs added in 2010. 1.3 million jobs were added in the private sector. the reason we only come out with 1.1 in total is because there was a loss of 200,000 government jobs. that brought the final tally down. by the way, we prefer that our jobs are created in the private sector, because taxpayers don't pay for those jobs. steven moore is editorial write are for "the wall street journal." what do you as a conservative need to hear from the president tuesday n...