Stocks And Jocks

Kevin and Chief kick off our show with a conversation about mindless voting and cheap labor. Karl calls in to discuss manufacturing in America, and look over the numbers.

Lou and Tom discuss politics and the Kentucky athletic dept LLC followed by Wayne and Andrew on nefarious hedge fund characters, James Bond, and front running.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour chatting on who really pays the tolls for tariffs and how single-issue voters have a big impact. Russell Rhoads joins hops on for our second hour talking on the latest in the market, more talk on tariffs particularly in China, and a dash of college sports chat.

Chief and Karl talk about the trade war and political tensions in the country. Joel calls in to discuss trading. Kenny and Chief talk tariffs. Finally. Hal joins the show to discuss trade deficits, consumer goods, and the dollar.

This morning, we are joined by Greg to talk on the AG market, next is John for insight into the assassination of JFK and a possible connection to the Bush family. Next, Audrey joins in to discuss the Chicago housing market, AARP benefits and much more.

Kevin and Chief talk beer and Football. Karl calls in to discuss law enforcement in America, the stock market, and the trade war.

Bill and Tom talk public and private infrastructure infrastructure, business and travelling in China followed by Andrew and Wayne discussing politics, policy, and (lack of) punishments.

Kevin O’Neill kicks off the show talking on the latest in the market, some college sports chat and a touch of the politics effecting today’s market. Russell Rhoads joins hops on for our second hour talking on the fluctuating value of the dollar and much more on the market!

Karl and Chief kick off our Tuesday with a discussion on Good Friday, immigration laws and Harvard’s lawsuit to the Trump administration. Then, Hal calls in to talk about credit card debt and U.S. citizenship.

Greg, Mike, John, and Nancy kick off this week with conversations about shadow banking, UTennessee parting with QB Nico Iamaleava, foreign policy, and interest rate fluctuations.