Join Eric Halsey and Alex Midway as they dive into the hilariously chaotic world of Kam Scatabo's Christmas list, featuring everything from bubble wrap to a bulletproof vest. As the year winds down, they also explore the shifting landscape of the EV market, with Tesla's sales dipping and BYD's soaring. Plus, a heated discussion on the renaming of the Kennedy Center and the implications of political maneuvers. Tune in for a mix of humor, insight, and candid commentary on current events

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Join hosts Eric Halsey and Alex Midway in this lively episode of the John Wayne Surge Protector Podcast as they dive into a mix of holiday musings and sharp political commentary. From debating the true nature of Christmas movies to dissecting the latest Tesla stock maneuvers, Eric and Alex bring their unique perspectives to the table. The conversation takes a global turn with discussions on the EU's stance on the Ukraine conflict and the role of religion in politics. Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining ride through current events and cultural insights.

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Alright AI isn't good at filling this section out so I'm back at it. Today's episode is about the ACA vote, seems the people who have their healthcare provided by the government don't want to even vote on affordable health care for the people they're supposed to represent. We also talk about the valiant efforts of the FBI and no they didn't find the Brown U shooter, but rather the evil terrorists in California who were planning to bomb something that can't be named. Another little WTF have to do with me tidbit on Ukraine as well. The little country that could does again. 

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Join Eric Halsey and Alex Midway in this episode of the John Wayne Surge Protector Podcast as they navigate the highs and lows of their fantasy football league's latest parlay disaster. With humor and insight, they discuss the political landscape, from Miami's surprising mayoral election to the intricacies of international relations and economic zones. Tune in for a satirical take on current events, complete with unexpected twists and a call for listener feedback on creative punishments.

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In this episode of the John Wayne Search Protector Podcast, hosts Eric Halsey and Alex Midway dive into the unpredictable world of fantasy football, the quirks of movie-going, and the complexities of stock market dynamics. They explore the impact of Tesla's market fluctuations, the intricacies of international politics, and the ongoing challenges in global defense strategies. With humor and insight, Eric and Alex navigate through topics ranging from Zelensky's leadership to the peculiarities of American capitalism. Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining discussion that challenges conventional wisdom.

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In this episode of the John Wayne Surge Protector Podcast, hosts Eric Halsey and Alex Midway dive into the strange and often comedic intersections of politics, corporate America, and the Trump-era chaos. They open with Trump’s paradoxical quest for a Nobel Peace Prize—despite suing the Institute of Peace—and unpack the absurdity of branding conflict as peace.

From there, the conversation shifts to corporate pushback, spotlighting Costco’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over illegal tariffs. Alex praises Costco’s consumer-first ethos, contrasting it with political dysfunction.

Eric and Alex then explore Trump’s rollback of fuel economy standards, humorously dissecting the logic behind reviving outdated automotive ideas. This leads to a nostalgic but sarcastic look at the proposed return of the station wagon, complete with wood paneling and backwards-facing seats.

Blending humor with sharp commentary, the hosts offer a critical yet entertaining look at politics, corporate accountability, and the sometimes-baffling world of automotive policy.

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We're shifting more into having the robots work for us while that is still an option. I'll give the machines credit, they noticed the consistency with where my humor is. 

 In this episode, Eric and Alex mix Thanksgiving chaos with sharp takes on Tesla’s bizarre stock behavior and the latest geopolitical absurdities. Eric shares a wild holiday story involving police and an overzealous cousin, while Alex brings his trademark dark humor. The duo then breaks down Tesla’s inflated P/E ratio and why the stock keeps rising despite weak numbers, before diving into Ukraine-related political proposals that make less sense the more you read them. Funny, insightful, and fast-moving — a perfect blend of personal stories, market analysis, and global commentary. 

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 In this episode of the John Wayne’s Surge Protector Podcast, Eric Halsey and Alex Midway break down what’s really going on in today’s unpredictable markets. First, Alex gives a clear, memorable primer on short selling — using a simple $1,100 / 100-share example to show potential gains, margin risk, and why timing matters. Then the hosts dig into recent moves in Tesla (a pop to $426, closing around $391) and whether AI/tech excitement — with Nvidia in the headlines — is being rationally priced or just speculative hype. They close with political context: how comments and proposals around Russia–Ukraine can ripple through market sentiment, and why geopolitics matters to anyone with money invested. Practical, irreverent, and useful — this episode helps listeners spot risk and opportunity in a chaotic market. 

Show notes: 

 0:20 — Episode overview: what we’ll cover
 1:15 — Short selling explained — Alex’s $1,100 / 100-share example
 6:30 — Risk and margin calls — what can go wrong
 10:10 — Tesla deep dive: recent price action and what it means
 15:45 — Broader market context: Nvidia, AI hype, and valuation questions
 22:00 — Politics affecting markets: Russia–Ukraine commentary & implications
 28:30 — Key takeaways & actionable advice 

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Today we are talking corruption. While there is much to choose from we focus on the one brought by tariffs and what it takes to get those tariffs removed. You might know about some of the events but the things that our fearless leader is giving up in return for lavish gifts would make a corporate raider blush with the sell off of assets. 

Why is the price of beef so high in America? The answer from Scott Bessent might surprise you and boggle your mind when you try to picture. 

Say what you will, there will always be content with the administration. 

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Today we  kick off with an update on Ukraine and the AI robot that was unleashed in Moscow earlier this week. It has since been taken to the glue factory to join the people that created it I would imagine. Link to this is below. 

We are also talking about Israel's Unit 100, hence the preface that we are in no way shape or form suicidal. I swam to shore with my broken ankle and Eric is planning a wedding so both looking forward to the future. But as you listen to the story you can figure out why the episode title is the title. 

We finish off with the upcoming Epstein vote and the White House's efforts to clam that up. The update is that Pam Bondi went ahead and said they're opening up an investigation into Epstein and that move kinda kills the vote. From what I understand, an active investigation means you can't vote to release files to the public so Epstein went from a hoax to public enemy number one but he only hung out with Democrats. That's a shame too, there was some super interesting info coming out in the documents so hopefully they can find a way to get them out instead of this kangaroo court. 

Oh yeah a reminder, not suicidal in the slightest. 

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