Stocks And Jocks

This morning, we are joined by Jim to talk on the current market and more. Next, John gives insight into the history of the American Civil War and the classic film “Casablanca”. Next, Nancy joins in to discuss the Chicago housing market.

Kevin and Chief kick off the show with a conversation about the uncertainty in American economy, the MLB, and U.S. tariffs. Karl calls in to discuss U.S. – China trades, credit cards, and the PCE index.

The Chief and John discuss the tariffs being block by the courts and the recent presidential pardons. Wayne, Andrew and the Chief talk about pets and again about the pardon for Larry Hoover the infamous Chicago gang leader and follow the money trail for pardons. the court of international trade over turning the Trump’s tariffs.

GUESTS

John Flannigan is a retired English professor from Prairie State College out of Chicago Heights, IL.  He is an expert on local politics, housing and property rates.  He is a long time friend of Tom “The Chief” Haugh and graduate  of Notre Dame University.

The Washington, DC-based author is an investigative reporter, non-profit executive, attorney and broadcast commentator.

After an early career in journalism and law he led the Wireless Communication Association as president/CEO from 1996 to 2008 in its worldwide advocacy to create a wireless broadband industry. Later, he became a university fellow, co-hosted a weekly public affairs raid show, and founded the non-partisan Justice Integrity Project (www.justice-integrity.org) to uncover unreported and underreported stories via a new citizen action Truth Patrol.

Starting in 1997, after his military service as a U.S. Navy lieutenant assigned to Anti-Submarine Warfare duties and to the National Security Agency as a COMSEC analyst, he applied his military intelligence training to investigative journalism.

He has since written for many daily, weekly, and monthly publications including The Progressive, the Village Voice, Philadelphia Inquirer, Houston Chronicle, Allentown Morning Call, Juneau Empire, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Real Clear Politics, Danbury Newstimes, Newsday and many others.

Throughout his journalistic career, he has been a television commentator on many programs, including 60 Minutes, Russia Today, Press TV, and many others.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour discussing differing opinions on insider trading within current and previous Whitehouse and a dash of talk on inflation in the market. Russell Rhoads and returning guest, Maggie Rhoads, join us in studio, talking on the latest market updates, Maggie’s latest experiences interning and studying in D.C. and much more!

Karl and Chief talk about the market, self-sufficiency, Trump’s pardon to Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins. Joel calls in with good news about the market. Then, Kenny joins Chief on the air to talk about the younger generation of students and insider trading. Finally, Hal calls in to talk about the military and the wealthy interested in Singapore.

Chief is joined on the air by Kevin and Karl to discuss birthright citizenship, the house of representatives, rising costs, the U.S. Army, and nuclear weapons.

Lou and the Chief talk about the federal budget, rocket science and Bill Belichick issues at UNC. The Qatar airplane and Air Force One. Chief, Andrew and Wayne discuss about AI and cost over runs on government contracts in general.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour talking on George Wendt and his odd experience with Notre Dame tickets, volatile pricing from shares to strawberries and more chat on the economy. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour chatting on community colleges and their differences, talk on taxes, and much more on updates in the market!

Karl and Chief discuss tragic times, social security, and Joe Biden’s diagnosis. Joel calls in to talk about common decency and interest rates going up. Finally, Hal joins Chief on the air to talk about taxes, inflation, and sports.

This morning, we are joined by Bill Moriarty to talk on the current market and more. Next, John gives insight into current politics. Next, Nancy joins in to discuss the Chicago housing market.