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It feels like the Fed believes that they're going to keep rates down here to stimulate

more business investment.

What we'll see is a much longer workout process of this excessive debt and a much slower

growth cycle in emerging market countries.

The most influential factor in a purchase is still the store.

There's a myth that stores are dying, it's not stores that are dying it's the middle class

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where they're tallying the damage from last night's primaries around the country, mostly

in the northeast. We'll talk about that in a

moment. Also getting ready for capitals penguins, Tom Keene, is still on vacation.

He is resting up to be able to survive that series and

we look forward to having him back and discussing the most important issues before the nation

which are who's better

Sydney Crosby or Alex Oveetchkin but that'll have to wait until next week

Francine Lacroix is with me today and she'll be joining us again in just a moment.

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