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After the insider trading case at Galleon, the hot button debate is should insider trading be made legal? Kevin Depew battles his alter ego to find the answer. Also, see Should Insider Trading be Leg

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Is this an economic depression or is it the worst recession since the great depression? Kevin Depew debates this hot button issues in Two Ways to play.

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