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Bob and Jerry talk about Maria Bartiromo's departure from Fox, about how pro football players can now go back and play in college! Wait, wut? What is Putin up to in attacking members of NATO; will data centers wear out their welcome? And what's the saddest fireworks show in college history? And finally, poor Hee Haw.
Viewers give Bob and Jerry a piece of their mind on Dolly and flags at half staff. Not everybody is happy with Sec/Def. Pete Hegseth; polls show that data centers are not that big an issue with voters; and are Buc-ees only popular in red states?
Bob and Jerry talk about Trump using AI video to suggest the destruction of Kharg Island in Iran -- what the heck? Should the flag really be lowered for Dolly Parton? Why does Trump want his name on the Kennedy Center when other presidents have done upgrades? And why is Trump going after journalists who are supposed to have free speech?
Ex-banker, author and reality TV host Carol Roth talks about how tipping is out of control, and so is the national debt! She give her take on why Trump wants lower interest rates and how we can get there, and tells us what it was like working with reality TV Executive Producer Mark Burnett.
Jerry Burke and Bob Sellers talk about Fauci taking the 5th, the new Fed Chair trying to make inflation indicators look better, and how Jerry lost a job opportunity at MSNBC -- as Bob did at CNN. But why?
Bob Sellers and Jerry Burke take a look at Trump vs. Kaitlin Collins; Brooke Baldwin vs. Megan Kelly; Rand Paul vs. Anthony Fauci... why polls and prediction markets are trouble, why Wall Street is on-again off-again with Iran, and why AI has actually NOT taken as many jobs as feared.
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Award-winning veteran journalists Bob Sellers and Jerry Burke bring decades of experience at CNBC, Fox News, and local television to Profits & Politics, where business, politics, and…
Drawing on their years covering Wall Street, Washington, and the biggest stories of the day, Bob and Jerry break down the news, explain what's driving the headlines, and explore how political decisions affect businesses, markets, and everyday Americans.
No spin, no shouting — just two experienced journalists offering perspective, insight, and straight talk about the stories that matter, from Washington and Wall Street to Main Street.