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Romer: The recession isn’t over
Dec. 13: Dr. Christina Romer, chair of the president’s Council of Economic Advisers, discusses the state of the beleaguered U.S. economy with NBC’s David Gregory on “Meet the Press.”

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DR. CHRISTINA ROMER
Chair, President's Council of Economic Advisers

ALAN GREENSPAN
Fmr. Chairman, Federal Reserve

GOV. JENNIFER GRANHOLM (D-MI)

FMR. GOV. MITT ROMNEY (R-MA)
2008 Republican Presidential Candidate
Founder, Bain Capital

JIM CRAMER
Host, CNBC's "Mad Money"

As the president maintains that the economy is recovering, the unemployment rate remains the highest in a generation. So, is the United States in a jobless recovery? Plus, the president's new jobs package is drawing fire from the left and right. Is this plan the answer that American workers need? We'll hear exclusively from Dr. CHRISTINA ROMER who chairs the President's Council of Economic Advisers.

Then, a special discussion to tackle the questions: where are the jobs and what are the political and economic obstacles to a full and timely recovery? With us exclusively: Former Fed Chairman, ALAN GREENSPAN; Governor JENNIFER GRANHOLM (D-Michigan); 2008 Republican Presidential Candidate and former Massachusetts Governor, MITT ROMNEY; and the Host of CNBC's "Mad Money," JIM CRAMER.

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