Speaker 1: And welcome one and all to the Big Podcast on
this Friday. Today's the twenty first day of November, Year
of Our Lord, twenty twenty five. My name is Tom Sullivan.
And while we are recording this before ma'am Donnie gets
to the White House, so they're supposed to have a
meeting at three o'clock this afternoon, and a lot of
people are speculating about what's going to happen. I mean,
there's a lot of people. And besides that, the whole
thing about socialism, I want to get into that with
you as well, because it is growing. Obviously, ma'm Donnie
is a iconic symbol of socialism growing in America. Nobody
ever thought when we first heard about him that he
would actually win, and he won easily. And he's not
the only one I've told you about. The new mayor
elect in Seattle, same thing. She went up against a Democrat,
just like New York City did, and the socialist won.
And there's others that are applying for positions for offices.
We've got a guy who is filed to take on
Jakeem Jefferies in Brooklyn who is a Democrat socialist. But
we'll get into all of that as we roll through
the podcast today, Let's start with the principles in this
meeting President Trump, and well, yeah, President Trump, and then
uh Zorn Bondami, Well, I don't really know.
Speaker 2: He's got a different philosophy. He's a little bit different.
I give a lot of credit for the run. They
did a successful run, and we all know that runs
are not easy. But I think we'll get along fun
Like we're looking for the same thing. We want to
make New York strong.
Speaker 3: I want to just speak plainly to the president about
what it means to actually stand up for New Yorkers
and the way in which New Yorkers are struggling to
afford the city and frankly, cost of living is something
that I heard time and time again from New Yorkers
about why they voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the whole thing about the cost of living and
affordability is not unique to New York City. It's it's
a very expensive city, but it's it's a topic that
has been around for a long time, but it seems
to be really hitting the all the top notes right
now in many places across this country. David Axelrod, the
Democrat advisor to while he was top advisor to President Obama.
This is his view.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, let's just note this is an
extraordinary meeting because you have two larger than life characters,
two guys who came from the outside and defeated the
political establishment in their own parties, Two who have run
populist campaigns, although you know, in different tones, and two
who have used each other as foils very effectively. But
the late Mario Cuomo once said that you campaign in
poetry and governed in prose. These days you campaign in battery,
verbal battery, and then have to govern in prose. And
the question is whether they sit down with each other
and focus on the things that they can agree on,
or whether they focus on the things they disagree on.
There should be plenty of things that they can talk
about and make some progress on. A lot of them
have to do with public works projects that have been
held up by the president. The Gateway tunnel from Jersey
to New York very important that's been held up, a
Penn Station renovation, the Second Avenue subway. These are big,
important economic engines for the City of New York. And
there are other funding issues to talk about as well.
So there are places they can make progress. And I
think it's encouraging that they're going to hold this meeting
in private, because you tend to get more done when
the cameras aren't on, and you can be candid with
each other. If I were Mom, Donnie, I would say
to Trump, listen, you can beat my brains in and
I can beat your brains in, but let's have a
relationship where we can pick up the phone and talk
to each other as well. And I think the President
has been receptive to that with others. Let's see if
he is in this case.
Speaker 1: I think act Rod made a great point about that
these are two populist they're from They disagree with each
other on almost everything, but they both are not the
old school politicians. We got tired of voting for establishment politicians,
so we're voting for these people that are populists, and
that's not normal when you look at political history. So
you've got two people that both bucked their own system,
beat people in their own party to be populous leaders
of their parties. So if they do allow cameras into
the meeting, what will the posturing be like?
Speaker 4: Back to exceron, look, I think this is the tricky
NAVI pass to navigate here is they both have constituencies
and bases, and they both have done well or as
politically because they're viewed as authentic. I don't think mom
Donnie can go in there and concede on issues that
are like immigration, that are very very important to him
and important to people who have voted for him. I
don't think he would do that. But and I don't
think the President's going to concede on some of those
issues either. Like I said, the question is do they
choose to focus on those things that they can agree
on and listen, they're both very adroit performers, and my senses,
the president will want to get you know, he'll want
to get a sense of the temperature during that meeting,
and then he'll make a decision as to whether the
cameras are going to be welcome or not.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: Mark Penn, the Democrat polster who advises Democrats on campaigns,
took a look at this and his reaction.
Speaker 5: Well, between the possibilities of love fest, hunch fast, shout fast,
there are a lot of possibilities of how this thing
will will turn out. Personally, I think there's no question
that Mandami will go in and then come out and
then blast the president on something. That's what I would
normally expect. That's what typically happens in these things. The
President reaches out in good faith, he likes to meet
with everybody, and he is I think it's a little surprising.
I think what happened, you know, yesterday with this Park
East Synagogue event, where essentially Midami condemned the synagogue for
violating international law rather than the antisemitic protesters, is something
the President's got to raise and not let slip by here,
and it'll be interesting to see the reaction to that.
Speaker 6: Do you think President Trump should do that in the
on camera portion if they do open it up to press.
Speaker 5: I think yes, I do think that. You that here
he's mayor elect, every single major elected, contested Republican Democratic
official condemned to what happened, except really the really weak,
incredibly watered down statement that he made through a press eight.
I would be surprised if the President didn't challenge him
externally or internally or both.
Speaker 1: What Mark's talking about there is a kind of a
local news story here in New York. There was a
big protest outside Historic Synagogue on Park Avenue last night
and this is a group was having a meeting of
recruiting Israelis to go to Israel, and a whole bunch
of anti Semits, anti Israel, you name it, showed up
and the police were called. It was a pretty large crowd,
and everybody, like Mark said, the Democrats, the Republicans, every
public official condemned these people that were protesting, and man
Dommy just gave kind of a weak statement about it
through his press ad. So it's that seems like that's
what it's going to be like with ma'm donnie as
the mayor. But do they need each other in the
meeting today? Does Trump need ma'm donnie or mad Donnie
need Trump?
Speaker 5: Well, do they need each other politically? I don't really know.
I don't think the President's going to be reaching out
to Manda, That's right. So that's why this kind of
meeting is kind of going to be really interesting theater
because their bases are both violent. Virtually it's strongly opposed
to each other on virtually every single issue. Look, I
think to the extent the President needs to appear to
be reaching out, toning down his rhetoric, this meeting is
a good thing for him. I don't really know what
it does for Mondonne unless he's trying to reach out.
But then he had an opportunity yesterday to show that
he could reach out to the Jewish community, and he
did so.
Speaker 1: Nicole Balataka, she is a Republican congresswoman that represents the
borough of Staten Island and she was asked about the
meeting of the White House today and she was asked, well, wait,
you know, Ma'm Donnie's going to ask for federal money
and are you going to give federal money to this
Democrat socialist.
Speaker 7: Well, look, I think that it's one thing to say
we're not going to give money to fund a socialist
and communist agenda. We're not going to give money so
New York City can purchase private properties and tournament to communes,
or purchase supermarkets and have them be government run or
sees the means of production.
Speaker 1: Those are things that mont Donnie wants.
Speaker 7: However, when it comes to public safety, counter terrorism, a
public housing, transportation, infrastructure, and hospitals, we're going to fight
for our fair share.
Speaker 1: Of taxpayer money.
Speaker 7: And so I've had this fight with some of my
colleagues already here in the House because they do want
to punish New York City because half of.
Speaker 1: The voters voted for this guy.
Speaker 7: But guess what, the other half did it and we
shouldn't suffer as a result. And I'm going to be
as the only New York City member representing our city
in Washington, fighting to make sure that New York City
gets what it needs, by the same time pushing back
on my Donnie's crazy radical agenda.
Speaker 1: So today, meantime, over at the US Capital, Maria Salazar,
the congressman from Florida, she sponsored a resolution. It's not
a law, not a bill, it's a resolution, and it
was a resolution denouncing socialism, and it passed in a
big way. She is the daughter of Cuban immigrants, and
so she was she's very much up to speed about
what happens with communism, and so it passed on a
bipartisan vote two eighty five to ninety eight. All of
the Republicans voted for this resolution to denounce socialism, and
on the Democrat side, about half voted for it and
half voted against it. One of them was Congressman Jim McGovern.
Speaker 5: So I cannot vote for a resolution they can be
interpreted as condemning Medicare as a socialist policies.
Speaker 8: Those are social programs. That is not that socialism is
going to be the ideology that we're going to be
following socialism. Socialism is tied to communism, period.
Speaker 1: That was Maria Salazar basically educating Jim McGovern. Listen, there's
no educational smart or IQ test for people in Washington,
d C. In high office that make the laws. And
Maria Salazar had to educate Jim McGovern on the fact
that that social programs are not the same as socialism.
So half the Democrats voted for the resolution. Half of
them were with Jim McGovern and said, I can't vote
for that. Back to well in Washington, d C. There
is yet another Democrat socialist that is looking to become
a higher office holder, women by the name of Deanice
Lewis George. She's currently on the d City Council. She
has thrown their hat in the ring to become mayor
of Washington, d C. So we may have a socialist
mayor of our nation's capital. We've got a socialist mayor
to be of our nation's largest city. We've got a
socialist candidate going up against Hakeem Jeffreys. The list is growing, folks,
it just is all right, let's switch coast. Let's go
out to the West coast, where there is a bunch
of people that have thrown their hat into the ring
to be the governor of the state of California. Newsom
is termed out. They have a law in California you
can only do two terms. And so that's fine with
him because that's all he wanted to do, because he
wants to be president somedays. So he's getting himself all
ready for that race. But one of the people that
threw his hat into the did so on Jimmy Kimmel's
show last night. Yes, none other than Eric Swollwell. He
was the guest and he was explaining I pick up
just a little bit of it for you, explaining to
Jimmy Kimmel why he wants to be the governor.
Speaker 9: Price us down, lift wages up, and we can say
that we're the fourth largest economy in the world, and
we are, and I love to brag about that, but
what does that mean if.
Speaker 1: You can't afford to live here?
Speaker 9: So I've been in these fights as a city council
member up in Dublin, my hometown, as a prosecutor in
Oakland and taking on the most corrupt president ever in
the US Congress. But I'm ready to bring this fight home.
So I came here tonight, Jimmy, to tell you and
your audience that I'm running to be the next governor
of California.
Speaker 1: I'm excited to do it. Yeah, you know what I do.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm trying us a lot.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Now, if you want, if I may, you're going to
have to figure out the beard if you want to
be governor.
Speaker 9: You mean like throwing the witness protection prob.
Speaker 10: Well, no, you're either going to have to go more
beard or less beard because you're in a beard nether
region right now that we can't have.
Speaker 9: Well that the best thank god, the best hair is
term limited.
Speaker 10: And so yes, right, yes, yes, So just think about
maybe either a shave or go full Dave Letterman, you know,
one of those two things.
Speaker 1: So Timble made me laugh with that because, uh, you know,
first of all, Eric Twall, this is a comedy show.
This is an entertainment show. It was mister boring. I
want to raise this. I want to raise it. And
did you hear what he was basically wanted? Why he
wants to run for governor so he can fight Donald Trump. No, no, no,
no no. If you want to be a governor, you
want to you want to focus on the state and
what you could do for the state and for the
for the people that live in your state. But he
is focused on He's obsessed like a lot of themocrats are.
He's obsessed with fighting, fighting, fighting Donald Trump. But the
thing that made me laugh was Kimil brought up It
surprised me what I've been seeing Swuallwell making his television appear.
He'll show up on any television show at any time.
Two am on a Sunday morning, producer calls and says,
we need you to be on MSNB. Oh it's not
MSNBC anymore, it's ms now. Yeah, they got spun off
from NBC. Anyway, need you at two am in the
morning's under more. Sure, I'll do it. But he's been
showing up and he's got this god awful beard. It's
not even a beard. And Kimmel didn't care about what
he said. He was rasing him about the beard. It
is he can't grow a beard. And if I may
this is I'm I'm going off on a tangent. I know,
I can see that there's as kind of a thing now,
it's kind of a style thing that men are growing beards,
and I there are some that can grow some really
nice beards and they take care of them. They know
how to trim him and do everything else. There's a
lot of people that I see on television, guests, people
that work on television that are trying to grow beards
and they just can't grow. Their beards look horrible. They
just can't grow a good looking beard. But A'swalwell's one
of them. So it was funny to me that Kimbill
didn't care about the fact that the guy's running for governor.
That's because he's not gonna win. I'll be shocked if
the people of California vote for him. But instead he
focused on the fact that he's got allows you beard. So,
speaking of California, the number of people throwing Oh, by
the way, jelly roll for those of you that like
jelly Rolls music, I think he's a pretty good musician.
He's had a beard for a long time and he's
just shaved his off, so maybe he's going the opposite
way of the crowd. Anyway. Oh and one more thing
about people on television. There's all of a sudden, some
people showing up with cowboy hats and it looks so
weird because they're in a business suit and they got
a cowboy hat on. And anyway, that's another whole topic.
So about California, there there's like two Republicans. Steve Hilton,
who used to be a commentator on Fox, originally worked
for the Prime Minister of Great Britain. I think he's
I'm not sure if he's a US citizen. He was
a brit Maybe he's a US citizen now. And the
sheriff of Riverside County is also a Republican that's running.
But otherwise you've got Eric's Walwell, you've got Katie Porter,
the one who apparently when she was in Congress, nobody,
nobody liked her. She's got a really bad reputation. But
let's see who else do we have on the list? Oh,
the lieutenant governor of California. She decided to back out,
so she was in, but now she's not running. Also,
Kamala Harris. Remember they were wondering whether she was going
to run for governor and she has backed away. So
the poor people of California people that choose from uh,
you've got he's Antonio Villa Ragosa. He was the former
mayor of Los Angeles. I've known Antonio for a long
time and he's a nice man, big Democrat, but he's
he's too old. He's really too old. You've got the
former Attorney general of California and he was the Health
and Human Services secretary under Biden. You never saw him
even during COVID ever saw him. Javier be Era. So
there's a few names being thrown around, but it's going
to be an interesting race to watch as well. Yeah,
I have a clip from Steve Hilton and this is
what he had to say about the whole race because
he's thrown his hat in the ring some months ago.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, there's candidates almost every day now
remember that song it's raining men. It feels like here
in California's raining Dems. We've had Tom Steier, we've had
Eric Swolwell. Just in the last couple of days, Rob
Bond to the state Attorney general Miadin, a corruption scandal
apparently is going to be jumping in.
Speaker 4: Let's take them in turn.
Speaker 11: Tom Stier, are you serious as if what we really
need in California is a billionaire climate fanatic whose policies
are exactly the reason we have the highest gas prices
in the country, the highest electric bills everywhere except Hawaii,
the highest cost for housing and everything else driven by
the exact policies he's been pushing for years, like we
want more of the same of that that has given
as the highest cost of living. Swollwell, you know what
he said when he made his announcement his number one
job as California governor would be fighting President Trump. No,
we're sick of these people. We're sick of these Democrats
who have no interest in governing, no interest in solving
anybody's problems, and who've just made this state the fifty
out of fifty for affordability, fiftieth out of fifty for opportunity.
When I'm governor, we're going to get rid of all
that nonsense, turn things around, and make California golden again.
Speaker 1: I wish Steve Hilton well, but he's not going to
make anything golden if he gets elected because of the
fact that the legislature is completely controlled by the Democrats.
So I'd like to see a Republican win the governorship
in California because it would be a good check on
the Democrats to run the legislature. But and I do.
I wish Steve Hilton, well, I wish the sheriff of
Riverside County. Well, he's the other Republican. But yet you
hear what he said. Tom Steyer threw his head into
the ring this week. Tom Steyer has run for a
bunch of different offices, loses every time. He's a billionaire.
I'm trying to remember how he made his billions. I
think he was a commodities trader. Anyway, he made a
ton of money, and then he decided to become a
climate change guy, and everything, everything is about climate change
for him. And if you look at what concerns Americans
the most, climate change is usually at or near the
bottom of a long list of other things. So he's
Tom Stier. He's the guy that wears like a Scottish
plaid tie every day. It's the same tie. He's a billionaire.
You'd think he could go buy a couple ties, but
he's got one tie and he wears it every day.
So it just why can't we find normal people to
put up for a high office. Oh yeah, and speaking
of California, one more, President Trump has said that he
wants to open up oil drilling off the West coast
from Alaska down through Washington, Oregon, off the coast of California.
California is blessed with lots of oil and gas, but
they won't get it because they don't want to make
the environmentalist upset. But he also wants to open up
oil drilling off of the coast of Florida. Dan Burlette,
who was a former energy secretary, was asked about do
we really need to find more oil and gas by
drilling off the coast of our country?
Speaker 12: Yes, so we do. Okay, Look, this is the most
expansive plan that we've seen in perhaps twenty twenty five,
maybe even thirty years, in the case of California, clearly
forty years, as was just reported. And why is that important? Well,
it's because of the nature of offshore drilling and offshore production.
It's very, very stable in its long lived unlike shale production,
which we see declination rates or decline rates in relative
terms much faster. So I think what the president knows
and what the President is seeing here and what's being
announced is what we have talked about in the past,
energy security is in fact economic security. Economic security does
mean that we have energy security, and what shapes security
and the energy space is supply. That's what shapes security.
And as we know from the Department of Interior results
or our studies that have been done, we have probably
sixty billion barrels of wealth in our offshore waters that
are recoverable today. So it's important that we go after
that because we're talking about long term demand going up
not down. Well in terms of years, I'm not quite certain.
I mean, it depends on what happens here. Obviously, I
think the President has taken an important first step to
opening up these areas too leasing and too drilling. If
we can do that quickly without the multitude of lawsuits
that are almost certain to follow in places like California,
if we can get to a place where we're permitting
this leasing and permit fitting this strolling activity, we can
see that oil coming online very very quickly. This is
the most innovative industry in the world. They know what
they're doing, they know how to do it, and they
can do it very quickly. So I can see twenty
million barrels per day coming online very very shortly if
we can get past this plan.
Speaker 1: So he's right about the fact that it will be
tied up in the courts. I'm sure. In fact, California
Governor Newsom has already said he's going to use every
tool in the toolbox, including the courts, to try to
stop that drilling off of the coast of California. So
I doubt we'll see anything happen soon because it probably
will be tied up in courts. Are you traveling this
are you heading out this weekend?
Speaker 10: On?
Speaker 1: This next week is Thanksgiving Week? A lot of people
take the whole week off, and I kind of I
don't know. Sean Duppy was the Transportation Secretary, was at
an airport and was asking people to be nice to
each other. Listen to this.
Speaker 13: So I've asked people for feedback. What happens at the
gate and get people nice to the gate agents, what
happens with some of the brawls we've seen at baggage
claim people behaving well on the airplane, be nice, say please,
say thank you. Bringing civility back, I think enhances the
travel exprints for everybody. And so sometimes you just have
to ask people, hey, let's maybe go back to an
era where we didn't wear our pajamas to the airport.
We actually might dress up a little bit. And if
someone needs help putting their luggage up in the overhead bin,
help them out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's right. I mean, I've seen people. I've seen
people at the airport. I've seen people at the grocery
store in their pajamas. I don't know what that's all about.
And he talked about back in the day, you know,
people dressed up. People used to wear men war suits,
women wore dresses with gloves. I mean, but that's not
the way people dress today. But you can show some
politeness to each other in any case, I thought it
was it was nice for him to ask, But I
don't have a lot of confidence that there's a few
people out there that may ignore what he has to say.
And speaking of things that are culture that is changing
the story out about there's been all kinds of dating
situations that new cultures have tried to figure out. There
was speed dating, there was all these various dating apps,
online dating apps, which I understand. I hear they're losing customers.
People aren't happy with dating that way, so they apparently
now there's a restaurant here in New York that is
open and I saw a photo of it. It looks beautiful,
very high end, nice tables, white tablecloths, candles on the table,
and your phone and apparently you date on your phone
and you're not sure if I'm not sure if the
story is that the person is real or whether it's
a bot. We had a guy who called this program.
We did this topic of oh, I don't know, five
years ago and he called me swore that he was
in love with this woman who was a bot and
not a real person. And now, I mean, you can
put your phone. Apparently they have a little stand on
this beautiful table. There are tables of one that's it.
There's one share at the table and a phone. And
it's this nice dining room with all these tables with
a phone on it. Well here, let this is Lauren
Seminetti from a box business was talking about.
Speaker 6: This because did you ever think that you would be
saying what you just said. I mean, these are the
times we live in. We're not dating real persons, real
people anymore. There's a companies called Eva. You design your
chatbot on them, and now that company is opening up
a pop up restaurant in New York City where you
can date your chatbot.
Speaker 1: So you literally you can see it.
Speaker 6: You're sitting at a table, A human being would be
on the left, and then you put your phone on
a stand and that's your chatbot on your phone. So
you're sitting there, dim lighting, romantic setting, and you're talking
to your phone in public, in public, I know, and.
Speaker 1: They're opening up again. We're laughing.
Speaker 12: But obviously there's a market for this.
Speaker 4: Eva ai I said.
Speaker 6: Many of their users, and many young people in general,
say they have experimented with chatbots and now they're dating them.
So there's a movie her. It's from a couple of
years ago, twenty thirteen. You actually played a clip earlier.
That movie took place in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Will remind you.
Speaker 12: The woman that I've been seeing, Samantha. She's an operating system.
Speaker 14: You're dating in a Wista.
Speaker 7: What is that like?
Speaker 11: It's not love.
Speaker 12: I feel really closer, Like when I taught to her.
Speaker 6: I feel like she's with me.
Speaker 1: Learn everything about everything.
Speaker 8: I want to discover myself.
Speaker 12: I want that for you too.
Speaker 11: Keep going, Keep going.
Speaker 6: That was in the year twenty twenty five, and now
it's ringing true.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say.
Speaker 12: I know, I really don't dating concerns.
Speaker 14: That's the other part of this, though. Dating is hard
no matter what. Lydeo is not going to defend the
AI dating. But I think I'm I can see where
maybe someone would want to explore this. I think dating's
just difficult for all of us.
Speaker 1: So there you go. You design your own chatbot, and
then you put that chat bot on your phone, and
then you sit at a beautiful table in a beautiful
restaurant and have a date. It's just weird, all right.
I need to address well the way to address it
yesterday's podcast. This is the strangest thing I got it.
I've got a couple of phone calls, couple of emails
saying there's something wrong with the audio from yesterday. I mean,
like seriously wrong. So well, as one gentleman Brian from
Utah says, you need to check these things before you
send them out, we do, Oh, we do. We record
this podcast into a computer in a radio studio, and
then we download it to a system that checks all
the levels, make sure all the levels are correct. Then
we take that and we download that to the platform
that we use to send out the podcast and then
they get downloaded to If you're using Apple Podcasts, that
goes to them. The same thing goes download to Spotify podcast.
Whatever your platform is that you listen to this podcast
or any podcast. So the downloading of a of this podcast,
any podcast is there's numerous steps to it. But trust me,
we triple check to make sure that everything is perfect
before we send it out. I don't know what happened
yesterday because I checked it. We all checked it before
we left yesterday, and then what I always do on
the way home, I punch it up on my radio
to see if it's okay. And I'm driving along last
night and it sounded scratchy. It didn't sound terrible, but
it didn't sound great. Then I get home last night
and I checked. I'd listened on Apple Podcasts. It sounded
sounded scratchy. I listened on Spotify when I got home
it sounded perfect. I checked Spotify again this morning it
sounded perfect. So I don't know the engineers are looking
into where did the audio problem prop up because it's
not on every platform. It wasn't on every download. I'll
play this for you just to give you a sense
of what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Hey, Tom Brian from Utah eleven, twenty twenty five, the
show is in inellgible.
Speaker 1: I can't understand it. It's blowing out my speakers so bad,
and you're going to have to redo it and or
learn how to do audio.
Speaker 7: Love you.
Speaker 1: Other ones are doing pretty good, but you're going to
have to sit back and listen to yourself before you
put these things out on podcasts. Okay, So, Brian, I
truly appreciate your call, but I'm a little insulted that
I need to learn audio. I've been in the audio
business for forty five years. I think I know a
little bit about about audio and how it works. The
other thing is, do I listen before we put it out?
I listened to the engineers listen would then we go through,
Like I said, there's three or four steps that we
go through to make sure that everything is perfect. Why
it was garbled yesterday on some downloads and not on
others is a complete mystery. So if you can figure
it out, call back and let me know. But in
the meantime, I apologize profusely for those of you that
it did not. It did not come through Wall Street
today let's check that. Well. Yesterday we started off positive,
big gain, and then we lost all of it and
had a big loss for the day. Today it was
all uphill. The Dow up four hundred ninety three to
close a forty six thousand and two forty five s
and p up sixty four. The Nasdaq up one hundred
ninety five. Gold down two dollars and thirty cents to
four thousand and fifty seven. Oil down a dollar fifty
seven dollars now for one barrel of a one. Thank
you for coming by, Thank you for being patient with
I don't know. We're still digging on the audio issue
from yesterday, and we'll be back here on Monday, and I
hope you are then as well. Have a great weekend.