Eric and Joe kicking off this week with news of the Fed, central bankers, UAW - GM Strike, US Companies pandering to Chinese retail markets, failure of free markets, and Wall Street claiming that the worst is over, but in reality we haven't seen anything...
from YouTube on Wed, Sep 26 2007
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YouTube video Thursday, January 10, 2008
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Patriot Radio News Hour -PT2:China,Dubai,Buying up America ! »
YouTube video Monday, January 14, 2008
Eric and Joe with lots of news to start off the week. Gold is up over $900. for the first time. News from the campaign trail reports a quip from John McCain in Michigan - "....the old jobs are gone, and they are not coming... |
| 28 Feb 07 |
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