CNBC 'Mad Money' host calls President's nuclear overtures 'boilerplate,' insists embattled treasury secretary not a 'joker.'

Taxpayer group releases line-by-line price tag of State of the Union speech.

MSNBC host fails to point out that each job cost nearly $2 million.

With State of the Union address imminent, the press downplays costs, finds little economic criticism of proposals designed to recapture middle class support.

'Mad Money' host says president's 'anti-shareholder rampage' riskiest time for investors since Carter administration.

Story about the GOP taming 'Tea Party Tiger' contrasts Santelli to former Louisiana governor and noted populist Huey Long.

Network's White House correspondent says White House doesn't realize market ramifications of beating up on Wall Street.

Washington correspondent makes case for health care reform despite Brown victory; 'Squawk Box; co-hosts Kernen, Quick refute claim.

Business correspondent connects the dots between Dow drop and Obama's proposed bank rules.

'Fox News Sunday' host criticizes Obama administration for not owning up to failed economic and domestic policies.

Billionaire says purpose of president's bank tax to 'punish people.'

On 'Morning Joe,' Rev. Jim Wallis, Sojourners magazine editor, promotes book and blames economic problems on 'erosion of societal values.'

ABC, CBS and NBC briefly mention corporate donations in wall-to-wall Haiti reporting.