Lou and Tom review the ‘Swifties’ effect on Trump, war logistics, and technology. Dan is up next analyzing bonds, etfs, and inflation trends. John joins for the last half hour to discuss useful vs. antiquated college majors and what is an appropriate price for college.

On today’s shorter episode, Russel Roads joins The Chief in chatting on American-involved global conflicts, comparing current circumstances to past war predecessors, and a lighter discussion on fostering old dogs.

Karl and Chief talk free speech, nuclear design, and spoof GPS followed by Kenny on sticky inflation and the upcoming fed meeting. In the second hour Dr. Hal reasons about emperors, fools, kings, and pawns.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on NFL Championship, future economic indicators and more. Next, we’re joined by John Flannigan to discuss the liquidation of Chinese property developer, Evergrande. Finally, Audrey Johnson joins us to give insight on the current housing market.

Greg, Tom, and Kevin talk commodities, sports, and border crossings followed by Karl on Boeing, the PCE data, and incentives to form new companies.

Lou and Tom begin with booze in Saudi Arabia and out of touch elites. Dan joins next on short term interest rates and John ponders possible brain transplants for politicians.

Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour to chat on the increasing money supply, New Hampshire’s’ Republican Primary, and some sports chat. Russell Rhoads hops in for our second hour to continue the market and political chat.

John and Mike talk terrorists and Taiwan and JB Pritzker to Brandon Johnson. Hal joins for the second hour to explain money dams, Chinese real estate, and bitcoin.

The Chief is joined by Greg Pappas to talk on Playoffs and Big Pharma in the NFL. Next, we’re joined by John Flannigan to talk on Presidental Election 2026. Finally, Audrey Johnson joins us to give insight on the current housing market.

Kevin and Tom talk about self interested politicians and insurance companies. Karl links in the second hour to touch on tech innovation, deflation, and the ingredients of market apocalypses.