The Jason Stapleton Program

I wanted to talk a little today about the battlefield and the difficulty in understanding what's true and what isn't The Syria chemical weapons attack is a perfect example. The Syrians deny doing it, we say they did, the president says there can be no question, and the Russians say it never happened. Who's lying and who's telling the truth? We may never know. Today we'll look at a similar story involving a U.S. attack on a warehouse.Apparently, we accidently killed some innocent people in the attack, but the Syrians say we hit a chemical weapons depot killing hundreds. Everybody has an agenda, so it's hard to know who to trust. The truth is, we may never know. On the battlefield intelligence is often difficult to sort and verify. It could be everyone THINKS they are telling the truth when in fact none of them have the whole story.We also spend a lot of time today talking about business and how an economy works. Big show, lots to cover. Don't forget to share!JasonSupport the show.

I wanted to talk a little today about the battlefield and the difficulty in understanding what's true and what isn't

The Syria chemical weapons attack is a perfect example. The Syrians deny doing it, we say they did, the president says there can be n...

Robert Kaplan, the president of the Dallas Fed Bank, warned this morning that "we are highly leveraged." and that the countries ability to boost growth through debt are limited. Now that might not make a lot of sense to some of you, but after today's show, all will be clear. You'll understand it so well by the end of the show you're friends will marvel at the depth of your knowledge. We'll then take a look at Puerto Rico, a province that tried to use debt to grow it's way to prosperity. It didn't work out so well.***The market appears to be so overextended that hedge fund managers are returning billions to their partners rather than invest it. That's not a good sign.***Finally, we've got the expanding threat or war with North Korea and tensions with the Russians over Syria. I've got all of that in the stack today. Looking forward to sharing with you.JasonSupport the show.

Robert Kaplan, the president of the Dallas Fed Bank, warned this morning that "we are highly leveraged." and that the countries ability to boost growth through debt are limited.

Now that might not make a lot of sense to some of you, but after today's...

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Well, if you're wondering what 96 million dollars worth of Tomahawk missiles bought us the answer is, "not much."

Reports started coming out on Friday that the Syrians resumed launching airstrikes from the airfield we bombed just hours after we finish...

Well, if you're wondering what 96 million dollars worth of Tomahawk missiles bought us the answer is, "not much."

Reports started coming out on Friday that the Syrians resumed launching airstrikes from the airfield we bombed just hours after we finish...

Yesterday, the President of the United States took unilateral action to bomb a sovereign nation that had not attacked us or threatened our liberties. In response, the media and Congress have moved swiftly to reinforce several key points that help to justify the president's actions. For the President to be safe from criticism, the media must ensure the narrative that Trump's actions were.1. LEGAL2. REASONABLE3. NECESSARY What I will do today is show you how the media, with the help of some slippery politicians, are accomplishing this. Get ready; this is not going to be pretty. JasonSupport the show.

Yesterday, the President of the United States took unilateral action to bomb a sovereign nation that had not attacked us or threatened our liberties.

In response, the media and Congress have moved swiftly to reinforce several key points that help to ...