The Brian Mudd Show

There are 1.1 million fewer ‘foreign born’ workers in the U.S. work force since the start of the Trump administration. American employment has risen by 2 million jobs this year – a total that’s 250,000 jobs monthly! This is the real storyline that needs to be told...

The Saharan Air Layer, which generally moves between 5,000 and 15,000 feet above sea level, contains an average of 50% less moisture. 50% less moisture doesn’t necessarily line up with 50% less tropical development, it can be more complicated than that, but it certainly reduces whatever else would be when present. The other potential benefit of the dust is the ability to ever-so-slightly impact ocean temperatures.

This week features a slew of economic data that will surely move markets. The data include the ever-important Consumer and Producer Price Index reports for August demonstrating the latest inflation rates for consumers and businesses. Also, geopolitical matters will remain on the radar of investors as well as any hope of peace between Russia and Ukraine seemingly evaporated over the weekend as Russia launched the largest air attack on Ukraine to date. That attack came following a meeting between Presidents Putin and Xi last week seemingly showing the continued closeness of the China-Russia alliance.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.

Well, the Supreme Court said your ruling is wrong, off base, and is implied to be unconstitutional, but golly gee Willackers if you went into pain with some law books trying to get to that unconstitutional ruling then it should stick?

Let’s dig in a bit into what’s long been a fun thought and topic of debate for lottery players...to take the lump sum payout or not to take the lump sum payout?

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.

This weekly tribute is dedicated to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our communities.

When you hear all of the above what comes to mind? Energy policy? It reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld saying “more everything” to the stewardess in first class when asked if he wanted anything else while Elaine was having a miserable coach experience. But the reason that’s my top takeaway today is because that’s what Jeffrey Epstein’s victims called for in a news conference yesterday in their push for what’s known as a discharge petition that could force a House vote on legislation, that if passed, would compel the Justice Department to provide full disclosure of the Epstein files.

Based upon existing federal law, state law adopted under national standards in place for 54 years, and a new national directive for the standards to be enforced throughout the country – it's quite clear that communities that continue with pride and like displays on public streets and roads are in violation.