Today we investigate why the BRICS summit is happening, why cash is important whether you are in Western North Carolina or Norway, and the Nobel prize in Economics.

We take a look at the crisis in Cuba, why natural disasters are getting worse due to the government, and marvel at how quickly Lloyd Austin's new leadership is getting aid to Gaza.

Today we explore just how close our Neocon leaders came to getting us into something they couldn't get out of: real war on our shore.

Boeing is scrambling for cash and lays off 17,000 workers. The aftermath of Hurricane Helene reminds us of what is truly important and how it isn't found at the App store. Dell Computers is requiring the self empowered remote workers to choose between working in the office 5 days a week or adios amigo. Being alone is proven effective, while investing in memecoins seems to be. Russia is skeptical about the meme coin thing and will instead buy precious metals including silver instead.

Today as we wait for western Florida to be destroyed and watch the cleanup in western North Carolina we realize that we are merely throwing good money after bad.

The Port Strike is over, but it is not. The oil market is rallying because Joe Biden is spilling the beans. North Carolina might have a long term power problem, and the path to AI profitability just got rockier. Lastly, America's financial position is worse than Senegal's. That is all.

Today we discuss the widespread effects of the North Carolina floods.

Today we discuss the possibility of a port shutdown, examine a kindness in the Pacific Northwest, and wonder how many corporations with fall to Robby Starbuck's warpath. We look at the destruction from Hurricane Helene and wonder about the impacts, admire the precision of the Israel intelligence, and wonder who is going to fill up our aircraft carrier in the Middle East.

After wandering through history a bit for another parallel, we close the case on FDR and the Great Depression.

Today we examine the Fed's pivot and lowering a panicked 50 basis point rate cut. This also happened while the housing market and stock market go to all time highs. North Carolina was hit by its 5th 1,000 year flood in 25 years mocking anyone that does science, again. We re-examine why anyone wants to win this election, we look at what Israel is doing, and wonder how the economy will digest the Boeing strike.

In part three, we discuss the differences between how Hoover and FDR attacked the Great Depression, and we compare them to their party's candidates and their policies today.