Stock Market looks at the best week since 2011, stocks moving in tandem is worrying some investors, All four Senate proposals fail to get the requisite 60 votes to move the bills forward, it now moves to the house where the Goodlatte bill seems to be the most popular, Tyler talked with Congressman Mark Meadows yesterday about the Goodlatte bill and the future of immigration reform, and Democrats might have the advantage going into the midterms but if they run against tax cuts and for gun control they might have a bad November

Congressman Mark Meadows, chair of the House Freedom Caucus, joins Tyler to discuss possible legislation after the Florida high school shooting, the problem with the Senate controlling the immigration debate, why he supports the Goodlatte bill in the house, and whether or not the Freedom Caucus could move to try and move Speaker Ryan from the speakership. President of the Civitas Institute, Donald Bryson, joined Tyler to talk about the ethics complaints that he filed agist the Governor Roy Cooper over his slush fund provided by the Atlantic Pipeline

Governor Cooper says he is not going to veto the class size bill but criticizes the add ons that combine the ethics and elections board and gives the legislature control of the pipeline slush fund, Civitas Institute President, Donald Bryson files ethics complaints agains Governor Cooper for the slush fund, and the reason mass shooting will happen is our inability to police proactively because it goes against the foundation of our constitution

After yesterday’s high school shooting in Florida everyone has assumed the position as Democrats immediately call for gun legislation while Republicans deny that we should even have a debate this soon after the shooting when in reality the problem is much deeper and goes back to the foundation of this country

President Donald Trump’s longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, admits to paying, porn star, Stormy Daniels $130,000 for reasons still unknown, FBI Director, Christopher Wray, blows up the narrative from the White House about former aide, Rob Porter, Governor Cooper continues to face questions over his slush fund provided by the pipeline with McCrory calling for an ethics violation, and Cooper is now arguing the legislature’s attempt to access those funds could endanger them, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss the importance of the Pinehurst Capital Money Map that they offer in this volatile market

Deputy National Press Secretary, Blair Ellis, joins Tyler to talk about the distractions from the White House, the bipartisan spending plan, President Trump’s budget, Trump’s infrastructure plan and the Senate opening debate on immigration, coal-mining company who had asked the Trump administration for bailout signed a quite deal with a Chinese company, and Governor Cooper continues to face questions over his slush fund provided by the pipeline with McCrory calling for an ethics violation, and Cooper is now arguing the legislatures attempt to access those funds could endanger them

President Donald Trump’s longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, admits to paying, porn star, Stormy Daniels $130,000 for reasons still unknown, FBI Director, Christopher Wray, blows up the narrative from the White House about former aide, Rob Porter, which could mean John Kelly is going bye bye, and the market is eagerly awaiting today’s CPI report which will show the rate of inflation, Governor Cooper continues to face questions over his slush fund provided by the pipeline with McCrory calling for an ethics violation, and Cooper is now arguing the legislatures attempt to access those funds could endanger them

Mark Meckler, co founder of Tea Party Patriots and now President of Citizen for Self Governance, joins Tyler to talk about the bipartisan spending agreement last week, President Trump’s budget, the death of the tea party, and how Washington can emulate the fiscal responsibility of the states.  David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about how the volatility in the market is caused by rising interest rates that look like a foregone conclusion and so there is probably no better time to either refinance or buy a house before rates move higher

It’s filing day in North Carolina and the press continue to push the narrative that a blue wave is coming based on Democrats lined up to file, Hillary Clinton looks to get involved n politics in 2018 to “help” Democrats, and Jeff Sessions takes heat for saying “Anglo-American” despite the fact that it is a historical and frequently used phrase when discussing our legal system a point lost on many stupid people

Wall Street is up for the first back-to-back positive day for the Dow this month, economists uncertain about Trump & GOP plan to run big deficits in a good economy which could continue to cause volatility in the market till everyone can figure out what the new normal is, and Trump’s new budget is released and it is not good