Can infrastructure projects fix the jobs problem?
Former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm tells Ali Velshi about her plan to create jobs and rebuild our cities.
Will banks help the U.S. move forward?
Sheila Bair and Neil Barofsky discuss problems with the relationship between big banks and the federal government.
Investing in infrastructure
Richard Florida tells Ali Velshi what he thinks China is doing right, and how we can get our cities back on the right track.
Feeling good about a bad economy
The economic storm still threatens but consumers are still optimistic despite the troubling forecast. Stephen Moore shares how he thinks this is affecting the presidential race.
Fixing our schools: are unions the enemy?
Christine Romans and Nicholas Kristof discuss good teachers, bad teachers, and how to get our education system back on track.
Energy crisis: What's the solution?
Stephen Leeb and Frank Sesno join Christine Romans to talk about how the United States can get up to speed on energy.
Hey Mr. President, what's the plan?
Christine Romans, Ken Rogoff, Stephen Moore and Candy Crowley discuss what the candidates have promised, and what topics they're avoiding.
Truth about the 12 million jobs claim
Ali Velshi explains why the "12 million jobs in 4 years" claim may be a harmful distraction from the approaching economic storm.
U.S. infrastructure earns a "D"
The American Society of Civil Engineers graded the U.S. infrastructure with a "D." Ali Velshi and Stephen Leeb explain steps the U.S. government could take to improve it.
Big fix: Investing in infrastructure
Historically, infrastructure investments in the U.S. have been powerful catalysts for growth. CNN's Fareed Zakaria explains why it's an opportune time for the U.S. government to make that investment.
About this Show
They are the biggest issues in your life: Your job, your savings, your home, and your debt. Christine Romans breaks down the business news of the week and shows you how it impacts your bottom line. Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. ET
