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Alexis Glick is an anchor for FOX Business Network. Prior to joining FOX, Glick served as a correspondent for the Today Show and co-anchored the third hour of that program. Before her stint at NBC News, she was the senior trading correspondent for CNBC and reported from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Dr. Mephisto
Bernanke and the Fed both need to go, bring on HR 1207!
Ish Kabibble
While I am inclined to favor Bernanke's retention, the question I have for you, Alexis, is why invite such shallow guests to share their "insights"? My 5-year-old Pomeranian has about as much substantive knowledge of Fed history and practice as Carlson and MacGlowan possess. (By the way, your "concern" [starting at 3:15] is one of the more yammering utterances you've inflicted on your audience.)
John
He didn't cause this crisis. I do beleive he's done everying possible to stem this meltdown.
K. Cole
I support Bernanke. I trust him. I think he is the type of person who would do what it best for our country and not be a yes man for Obama and the Chicago thugs. God forbid if Larry Summers is appointed to this job. The markets will tank and there will be no gatekeeper to keep the current administration in check. They are going to bankrupt this country.
Mike Windham
I say let him stay, seems to be doing a fine job.
Brian Kirscht
Bernanke needs to go.. as does the entire Federal Reserve system. They have way too much power over our dollar and our money. Alexis, love watching your shows, you do a great job presenting both sides of things. One guest I'd like to see you have on is Karl Denninger. He's always got the math and the facts to dispute what guys like Bernanke and others keep spewing to the uninformed public.
Mike D
Bernanke must go. His (and Paulson's) utter disregard for the shareholders of BAC's fundamental right to know what they were buying is proof of his bias against private ownership. Further, he and Geithner are too close in thinking and actions. We need someone else. Bernanke is on a course to revisit the "misery index" of the Carter years. Hyper-inflation is the coming direct result of Bernanke's and Geithner's actions.