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- Cody Willard is an anchor on the FOX Business Network. Willard is also the principal of an investment management company.
He was a long-time featured columnist for the Financial Times and TheStreet.com as well as a regular featured economist and stock picker on CNBC's ''Kudlow & Company."
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john
Cody,How about a comment on C.Schumer (D-NY) views on how main street feels about "pork".
roger j moore
RIGHT ON MAN:) let the big banks fail! if they screwed up there companys to the point they cant keep there doors open. i am sure that some small bank will walk into there shoes and take over there business. i bet i could bank on that! so why in gods name are these banks to big to fail let them fail i say! to big to fail is straight bs is there not anyone who could walk into the ruins and salavge them and start a new healthy business without taxpayer money is that not what this country is founded on. why must we put the old banks on life support in nature when your old weak and sickly the preditors come in and thin the herd allowing younger healthy animals take over the herd. there is no friends i dont care they are your friends or buddy this is my money this is tax payer money. we are patriotic in the eyes of are vice present we pay taxes. it is a shame his party is above that sort of patriotism and yet they spennd are tax money like water under the brigde! ranting of a really mad man you have a great show and i watch it everyday its llike a never ending horror story take care and have a great day
Lemmy_IS_God
1.You should also consider the "real" April Fool's Day....April 15 2.In the end,(pun intended), the American people will be left holding the bag for this looting of our treasury. Greedy bankers will be made whole and the residual effect will be taxpayers servicing the 30 year debt on the bonds that will have to be issued to fund this little exercise. 3.David Walker says we'll be sitting on 50 some odd trillion dollars of unfunded liabilities very soon. How does this complicate the issue of dollar stability? I don't think this has been factored into the equation yet 4.Nice job throwing in a "suck it up" provision for elderly health care. From the Bloomberg article,"Daschle says health-care reform “will not be pain free.” Seniors should be more accepting of the conditions that come with age instead of treating them. That means the elderly will bear the brunt." I get it. Feel free to pay into our system your entire working life, with the false promise that there will be a payoff in the end. Translation: Please die at OUR earliest convenience. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&refer=columnist_mccaughey&sid=aLzfDxfbwhzs
J Browning
Cody, you are right on the money with your comments. My greatest fear is this is only the beginning of the madness. if you listened to the questions from people in Ft. Myers, socialism has begun in their minds. Sadly, we will probably have to pay our last dollars to these (citizens)! J Browning
ross knight
Cody, you are the only one there in touch with reality. As our country goes down the drain the others sit and giggle. Thank you. Ross Knight
mabbott
Great idea, Cody - don't think we can make it to Wsshington on the 1st (assuming my husband and I still have jobs) on April 1. We can post on your website that we'll march on the Coweta County Courthouse in Newnan, Georgia. M Abbott