Phil Baker

CFOs from across the nation descended on Capitol Hill today, demanding that Congress not raise taxes on capital gains and dividends, with Dean Baker, The Center for Economic Policy Research, and Phil Kerpen, American Commitment.

Teddy and Spencer make secret plans.

Someone has stolen Mrs. Dabney's newspaper.

Will President Obama's health care bill bankrupt the U.S. economy? Phil Kerpen, Americans for Prosperity, and Dean Baker, Center for Economic & Policy Research, debate.

Will the improving economy be enough to keep President Obama in the White House come November? Phil Kerpen, Americans for Prosperity, and Dean Baker, Ctr. for Economic & Policy Research, weigh in. Also, discussing whether the U.S. economy is doing better than people think, with Brian Wesbury, First Trust Advisors.

Good Luck Charlie's Bradley Steven Perry drops by to talk about Season 2 and his new movie, Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure.

Trailer for Magnolia. In a single day in Los Angeles, a number of interconnected lives are changed forever. A lonely police officer (John C. Reilly) falls in love with a disturbed cocaine addict (Melora Walters). Her father (Philip Baker Hall), the host of the game show 'What Do Kids Know?' has terminal cancer and tries to make amends for his past mistakes. A former champion of the show (William H. Macy) struggles to find love while the current champion (Jeremy Blackman) suffocates under the pressures of being a boy genius. An elderly man (Jason Robards) lies on his deathbed, tended by nurse Phil Parma (Philip Seymour Hoffman), while his trophy wife (Julianne Moore) wrestles with grief and guilt, and his estranged son (Tom Cruise), an infomercial host, teaches workshops on how to trick women into having sex. Throughout all of this, past deeds are lamented and strange forces loom in the air.