This week alone could influence many future policy decisions. 

A proposed funding deal for American Family Field spurs a lively discussion. Dave’s perspective comes from his terms on the Stadium board.

There are drags on the economy that aren't getting attention; student loan repayments are one with the potential to shave .2% off GDP. Is the Fed likely to be politicized, again? And how are early 2024 earnings forecast going to look compared to this year?

Debt crises have been around for over 100 years. The current $32 trillion version that's brewing won't address the issue until there's a problem. Would problems launch conversations about austerity prior to the election? 

With Jackson Hole and the Republican presidential debate in the rear-view mirror, Dan and Dave reflect on what happened at each event and the potential economic and political ramifications.  Dave also shares someone's two-cocktail political pairing. 

Dan and Dave discuss the growing--and looming--US debt. 

Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and WISN's Dan O'Donnell discuss the ramifications of an imprisoned President, along with insights on politics and the economy.

Dan and Dave review the downgrade from Fitch and what it means for markets. Do Americans really need $1.8 million to retire? That’s what a Schwab survey found. And has the recession been cancelled or just postponed? 

Jobs, spending, earnings, and optimism remain healthy with no sign of the 'promised' recession. So what would happen if a recession began during an election year? 

Dave and Dan discuss the red-hot Dow, the presidential matchup, the Fed, Russia/Ukraine, the Chinese economy---and land on the SAG-AFTRA strike.