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John Taylor vs. Ben Bernanke -- By: Larry Kudlow 
National Review Online | by webmaster@nationalreview.com (Larry Kudlow) | Thu, Jan 7
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Was the lack of regulation chiefly to blame for unleashing the housing bubble? Or was it the Fed’s easy-money, low-interest-rate policy? Joining me to discuss this on last night’s Kudlow Report was distinguished Stanford economics professor John Taylor, creator of the Taylor Rule.
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