Everyone is in a tizzy over this “New Green Deal” but there’s a lesson from history’s first “New Deal” we should all learn from. I explore what the consequences and numbers of the original New Deal were and are.

Today I honor the man who saw something in me I didn’t even see in myself, the one and only Doc Thompson. You will be missed, loved and forever put a smile on our face when we think of you. Thanks for taking a chance on me!

Today I look at the fact checks done on President Trump’s State of the Union address. Not surprisingly, the pettiness is strong in the Washington Post.

Which President gave the longest in-person speech? How many Presidents have not delivered an in-person speech since 1964? We’ve got answers to those questions and so much more on this edition of By The Numbers

Far-left Democrats freaked out late last week over the idea of former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz running as an independent candidate. They suggest he’d serve to elect Trump, but what do the numbers suggest?

Vermont Socialist senator Bernie Sanders is teasing another run for president in 2020. He’s out with a plan to raise money via the Estate Tax…there’s just one problem…the numbers don’t add up.

Foxconn has promised up to 13,000 jobs to a new facility in Southeastern Wisconsin. But, as 2019 roles around, plans are changing and it brings up the question of if the state and region are being conned by Foxconn.

Today on By The Numbers I explore the NFL’s upward trend all seaosn long and what it could mean for Super Bowl LIII. Will it be able to reverse a severe downturn last year and what about the affects on commercial buying power and how people will spend their own money on parties and such.

Since the last Super Bowl, 7 new states have allowed sports betting. How will that affect the biggest gambling event of the year? We explore on this edition of By The Numbers. Follow Andrew on Twitter @TheCoppensShow

The common narrative around pro sports is that 78% of NFL players go broke or bankrupt within 2 years of retirement. Where does that number come from and is it even plausible?