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To: Ted David who wrote (14085)	4/13/2005 7:10:52 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 17683

thanks.. i have head of it happen often and that was my first impression. adopted twins and after years of trying to have their own.. they get blessed with their own too. What terrific news everyone wins. I hope she has a safe and healthy preg. and baby.

To: Ted David who wrote (14085)	4/13/2005 10:02:47 AM
From: JakeStraw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17683

Hey Ted, Is Rebecca Quick as cute in person as she looks on TV? :^)

To: Ted David who wrote (14085)	6/23/2005 1:12:44 PM
From: HairBall	Respond to of 17683

Ted David: I know you probably will not comment unless you choose to say something positive, but the new Cramer show "Mad Money" is a new low for CNBC. I actually thought he and Kudlow had a pretty good show together, of course Kudlow was the primary as Kudlow & Company is still a good view. I still think partnering you and Neal Cavuto on Fox in the creation of the new financial channel would be a coup d'état. Regards, LG PS: Ever make it to that Thai Restaurant in LA?

To: Ted David who wrote (14085)	8/18/2005 11:51:44 AM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 17683

Hi Ted I enjoyed Ron Insana's bit yesterday on Overstock.com and naked shorting. I have a question I'd like to see your station address: Hedge fund managers who control very significant positions in some stocks are allowed to talk to SELECTIVE reporters but they are not required to disclose what was discussed. Company insiders, who often own far less shares than hedge fund managers, are required by Reg FD to disclose any and all discussions with the press when any new information is given. Why are hedge fund managers not bound by Reg FD? best regards Kirk Lindstrom Editor: "Investing & Personal Finance" @ Suite101.com

To: Ted David who wrote (14085)	9/23/2005 11:00:32 AM
From: John Carragher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17683

Ted... terrific response to the Cato Institute smart Arse this morning. I found him way out of line with witch craft pricing comments etc. You have both feet on the ground (as always) about the dealer gouging the public. The inventory in the ground at the service station is on credit with the major oil company. There is no need to mark up prices on gasoline when these dealers have not lost a dime on any future sales. When the next delivery comes in then dealers should mark up enough to cover cost of gasoline, service station overhead, and some profit. The prior load will be paid for from past sales and the new load of gasoline will be paid after the dealer sells out his load at the new posted prices. Cato excuse to mark up prices to $6. a gallon in Georgia was insane. Price should not be used to control volume , allocations should be used to protect a run on the gas by those who can well afford to continue to drive the large suv's etc and could care less about an extra one or two hundred bucks a month for gasoline. If the dealers maintain prices and cut hours of pumping operation or cut the amount of fill up to only ten gallons then lower income people will not suffer. The suv will quickly get parked in the garage rather than spend double the time in service stations getting gasoline. Gasoline is like electricity, home heating oil if the oil industry with the help of think tanks like Cato feel price at will then we do need gov to step in. I cannot condone huge price increases for a commodity that the public requires to make a living. I vote for allocations and jail time for anyone gouging prices.