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rose: welcome to the broadcast. we begin this evening with barton biggs. a legendary investor on wall street with a look at the choices the president faces in the economic recovery. if i was the president, i would definitely want to go with more stimulus because the risks. the penalties if you do too ch are higher inflation and the central banks and the authorities know how to deal with that. the penalties if you do too little are recession and deflation and the central banks and authorities have shown they don t know how to deal with that. rose: and we look at the expanding world of cable television with bonnie hammer, the president of nbc universal cable entertainment. cable s finally come of age. years ago when i took my first step into into cable i was told why are you doing it? why are you going there? there is no future whatsoever. and here we are and it s. we re grabbing share from broadcast. rose: we conclude with the well known author jon crack cawer whos
rose: welcome to the broadcast. we begin this evening with barton biggs. a legendary investor on wall street with a look at the oices the president faces in the economic recovery. if i was the president, i would definitely want to go with more stimulus because the risks. the penalties if you do too much are higher inflation and the central banks and the authorities know how to deal with that. the penalties if you do too little are recession and deflation and the central banks and authorities have shown they don t know how to deal with that. rose: and we look at the expanding world of cable television with bonnie hammer, the president of nbc universal cable entertainment. cable s finally come of age. years ago when i took my first step into into cable i was told why are you doing it? why are you going there? there is no future whatsoever. and here we are a it s. we re grabbing share from broadcast. rose: we conclude with the well known author jon crack cawer whose
rose: welcome to the broadcast. we begin this evening with barton biggs. a legendary investor on wall street with a look at the choices the president faces in the economic recovery. if i was the president, i would definitely want to go with more stimulus because the risks. the penalties if you do too much are higher inflation and the central banks and the authorities know how to deal with that. the penalties if you do too little are recession and deflation and the central banks and authorities have shown they don t know how to deal with that. rose: and we look at the expanding world of cable television with bonnie hammer, the president of nbc universal cable entertainment. cable s finally comef age. years ago when i took my first step into into cable i was told why are you doing it? why aryou going there? there is no future whatsoever. and here we are and it s. we re grabbing share from broadcast. rose: we conclude with the well known author jon crack cawer whose
rose: welcome to the broadcast. we begin this evening with barton biggs. a legendary investor on wall street with a look at the choices the president faces in the economic recovery. if i was the president, i would definitely want to go with more stimulus because the risks. the penalties if you do too much are higher inflation and the central banks and the authorities know how to deal with that. the penalties if you do too little are recession and deflation and the central banks and authorities have shown they don t know how to deal with that. rose: and we look at the expanding world of cable television with bonnie hammer, the president of nbc universal cable entertainment. cable s finally come of age. years ago when i took my first step into into cable i was told why are you doing it? why are you going there? there is no future whatsoever. and here we are and it s. we re grabbing share from broadcast. rose: we conclude with the well known author jon crack cawer w