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Will The Real Joe Lavorgna Please Shut Up?

Posted on 05/01/2007 12:35:26 | Link | Post Comment
Here's the YouTube replay of my Kudlow appearance yesterday. It's one thing for guests on shows like this to stimulate an active debate with other guests, but Joe Lavorgna is turning out to be just a plain bad actor. It started last week. And now yesterday, well, judge for yourself. In my view, Joe can disgaree all he wants, but he ought to keep his mouth closed long enough to find out what he's disagreeing with -- or he's doing nothing more than showing how rude he is. Let's hope he's a little more sophisticated when he deals with Deutschebank's clients.

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