The Tyler Cralle Show: Recent Episodes
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Trump tweets about the controversy around Sinclair broadcasting which probably doesn’t help much, Jack Shafer at POLITICO says there is nothing to this story because corporations controlling media is as old as time and thats why competition is so important, and David Maciaone, of National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about interest rates and bond yields and how private roadways can effect mortgages
Pork producers & fruits growers brace for Chinese tariffs, as bad as Chinese tariffs are they would be nothing compared to the damage that ending NAFTA would have on North Carolina, Local governments all over the country continue to subsidize companies at taxpayers expense
US equity markets were down big yesterday and while it wasn’t entirely President Donald Trump’s fault he definitely isn’t helping, Villanova wins big last night for their 2nd national championship in 3 years, Investors are worried about FAANG stocks but optimism still remains just more cautious
The City of Wilmington & New Hanover County Commission debate whether or not to give National Gypsum incentives for reopening their plant, and State Senate candidate, Harper Peterson, seems confused about trickle down economics and corporate tax cuts, Eric Shaffer, VP of the UNCW College Republicans, joins Tyler to talk about their upcoming event tonight, the mood on college campus, and his weekly podcast, and big props to North Carolina junior golfer, Ella June Hannant, for winning the Girls 7-9 division of the Drive, Chip, & Putt National Championship
A bizarre circumcision protest gets a lot of attention on Saturday in Wilmington, Trump tweets about DACA this morning which could be because of criticism from Ann Coulter and a story on Fox News, The City of Wilmington & New Hanover County Commission debate whether or not to give National Gypsum incentives for reopening their plant, and State Senate candidate, Harper Peterson, seems confused about trickle down economics and corporate tax cuts
Trump’s trade war begins as China announces retaliatory tariffs on 128 products, Trump goes on a twitter tirade against DACA & wants GOP to use nuclear option tp pass immigration laws
New Hanover County school board member, Bruce Shell, joins Tyler in studio to talk about redistricting for high schools and middle schools, the upcoming election, and how New Hanover County will respond to some of the proposals to make schools safer like more mental health funding, school resource officers, arming teachers, and having retired vets or police officers help patrol schools.
Governor Roy Cooper thinks he might be a leading contender for the Democrat nomination in 2020, administrator at UNC-Chapel Hill thinks the dismal graduation rate among black student athletes is because of race when it really is because of socio-economic status
President Donald Trump goes after Amazon but as the WSJ editorial board points out that his tweets will make any regulatory action seem political, Questions continue about why Trump refuses some of these bipartisan bills that would get him his wall funding, Conservative commentators, Kevin Williamson & Laura Ingraham, are threatened professionally because their opinions are not approved by leftists helping to further erode the marketplace of ideas
Dr. Craig Galbraith, UNCW economist, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the national debt and rising budget deficits and the problem that could pose on the overall economy and a little talk about tariffs & trade, Blair Ellis, Deputy National Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk about opening day, Trump firing Shulkin, concerns about Jackson’s management experience, 60 Russian officials being expelled from the US, & Trump’s clamp down on legal immigration.
Trump administration changes to evaluating immigrants legal status based on benefits they receive from the federal government, Immigration hawks, upset that Trump isn’t being tough enough, try and persuade Ann Coulter to run for President in 2020, Dierdre McGlone-Webb, Treasurer of the Azalea Festival, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Parade and Street Fair, and the Trump administration cheers
President Donald Trump fires VA secretary, David Shulkin, and announces he will hire long time Presidential physcian, Dr. Ron Johnson, the debt crisis is getting closer each year and Washington seems to care less and less each year, and new controversy arises between FBI officials Peter Strzok & Lisa Page
The Wilmington Star News seems concerned about the breach of trust with community and the CFCC board after closed meeting vote for the new President but where was the outrage when CFCC was doing far worse things that breached the trust with the local community? Grant Perry joins Tyler to talk about the importance of using a stress test to get an understanding of how at risk your portfolio is if there is a correction in the market
Supreme Court arguments start today in the Maryland gerrymandering case Beniseck v Lamone, The long game with liberals on Trump’s affairs & the Mueller investigation seems to be getting Trump under oath so he’ll commit perjury, and Trump is trying to argue that the military budget should be used to build the border wall and that is a very dumb idea
North Korean dictator, Kim Jung Un, visits Chinese President for life, Xi Jinping, which might not be a good things for the United States, Supreme Court arguments start today in the Maryland gerrymandering case Beniseck v Lamone, Retired SCOTUS justice, John Paul Stevens, pens an op/ed arguing we should repeal the 2nd amendment, and Charles C.W. Cooke says that if liberals wants to repeal the 2nd amendment they should stop whining about it and do it.
Despite Trump’s divisive rhetoric in 2017 he deported fewer people than his predecessor, US equity markets rebound after trade war rhetoric chills between US & China, President Trump’s approval numbers hit a 11-month high, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the bond market and the booming development in BrunCo
New election rules in North Carolina mean the Green Party will be on the in November siphoning votes from Democrats in tight races, North revenue is beating projections bucking a national trend of states experiencing budget revenue shortfalls, and a Wilmington women is being deported for stealing for her place of employment multiple times and yet the story tries to fool you into thinking her deportation is because of salad
US equity markets rebound after trade war rhetoric chills between US & China, President Trump’s approval numbers hit a 11-month high, and the midterm battleground districts are not in battleground states but in blue state wealthy suburbs that have typically gone red but that was not the case in 2016 and could continue in 2018…
The GOP Trumpism & traditional conservative views battle it out as the midterms approach, populism is quite popular but it needs to be sold truthfully, the GOP seems more open to distributive policies than once originally thought, and gun control activists seem to get more extreme by the day
Gun control marches take place locally and all around the country, The bad gun control arguments rely on the cognitive bias known as neglect of probability that is based more on emotion than logic, and gun control activists seem to get more extreme by the day
Stormy Daniels 60 Minutes interview seems to be a dud, White House staff shakeups continue as attorney Joe diGenova ends up not joing Trump’s legal team & VA Secretary, David Shulkin, could be shown the door soon, and within the GOP Trumpism & traditional conservative views battle it out as the midterms approach
H.R. McMaster is out and John Bolton is in as President Donald Trump finds his neocon roots once again, John Dowd, Trump attorney, drops out in the middle of the case which can’t be a good thing, and as the GOP passes a spending bill that creates a trillion dollar budget deficit while simultaneously putting up tariffs to decrease the trade deficit which can happen without also decreasing the budget deficit, Despite there being no evidence to back up the Seth Rich conspiracy the conspiracy continues to persist in some parts of the conservative movement, and Val Bourdeau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the durability or modern cars, the importance of checking and replacing the fluid in your car, and why it’s important to get a car looked at before buying
Great news from WDI about expanding investment in downtown Wilmington, March for Our Lives to take place acorss the country and in Wilmington tomorrow, NC House Select Committee on school safety met yesterday to begin the process of making our schools safer, Another GOP conspiracy that proved that the Russians did not hack the DNC falls apart, and Congress sends a 1.3 trillion dollar spending package to Trump’s desk
H.R. McMaster is out and John Bolton is in as President Donald Trump finds his neocon roots once again, John Dowd, Trump attorney, drops out in the middle of the case which can’t be a good thing, and as the GOP passes a spending bill that creates a trillion dollar budget deficit while simultaneously putting up tariffs to decrease the trade deficit which can happen without also decreasing the budget deficit…
President Donald Trump is threatens former Vice-President Joe Biden after Biden threatens Trump, If the President and Biden don’t end up in an octagon on pay-per-view within the month they have to shut up with the though guy talk, no one in Washington wants to point out that there is a direct correlation between our increasing budget deficit and the ongoing global trade deficit, and Dr Mike Adams joins Tyler to talk about Dr. Frank Turek speaking at UNCW on Friday
Ray Campbell, with Friends of NRA, joins Tyler in studio to talk about his organization and their upcoming fundraising dinner, The Azalea festival crew joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Queens court and coronation and the upcoming concerns on the main stage, NC state rep, Beverly Boswell, claims to to be nurse even though she isn’t one and, rightfully so, draws the ire of the state nursing board
Congress agrees to 1.3 trillion dollar omnibus spending package, House Freedom Caucus announces opposition to the spending bill and hopes to introduce amendments to stop some of the more controversial allocations, and no one in Washington wants to point out that there is a direct correlation between our increasing budget deficit and the ongoing global trade deficit
Kevin Hernandez, Policy Director for the Libre Initiative, joins Tyler to discuss the current spending debate in Washington, the lack of fiscal responsibility in Washington, the ongoing immigration debate, and the calls from the Koch Network that the President should accept the deal on immigration from Democrats, Trump congratulates Putin on winning a sham election and even though he is better on Russia than Obama he is still failing, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital joins Tyler to talk bout the importance of not staying in cash position as inflation becomes a bigger problem
Senator Thom Tillis & the NC GOP respond to reports that they used Cambridge Analytica back in 2014, the Press over hypes this story because it makes Trump look bad and sinister, Joan Keston, from Keston Law, joins Tyler to talk about the ongoing elder abuse problem in southeastern North Carolina, and Jay Cost writes a good piece about how Trump constantly distratcs us from legit policy debates we should be paying attention too
Austin bomber dead after confrontation with Police in Texas, Media quickly drops school shooting story after narrative changes to heroic actions of school resource officer saving the day, Trump congratulates Putin on winning a sham election and as awful as that is it doesn’t give people the right to leak these phone calls with world leaders that hurts the USA, and it was a bad day for President Trump as lawsuits from two mistresses moved forward
Yuge upsets in the tournament blow up everyones bracket, Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired Andrew McCabe Friday night hours before his pension was set to be fully vested, and GOP members of congress advise the President to not fire Bob Mueller
Governor Roy Cooper finally appoints 8 members to the state Board of Elections, Cooper travels to Japan in an act of desperation to win over Toyota which was obviously unsuccessful, Apparently state money that is supposed to be used by communities to revitalize downtowns is not being used to revitalize downtowns, and Trump’s tariffs are already hurting industries who rely on steel…
Yuge upsets in the tournament blow up everyones bracket, Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired Andrew McCabe Friday night hours before his pension was set to be fully vested, and GOP members of congress advise the President to not fire Bob Mueller
Morning Joe hypes an interview with Stormy Daniels attorney where he argues that Daniels was physically threatened with violence for not staying quite about the affair, David French writes a great piece about the lawsuit filed by Seth Rich’s parents against Fox News because of their roll in pushing a conspiracy involving their son to help President Donald Trump, Kevin Williamson writes a great piece that explains that the general populations ignorance on policy leads to politics becoming more about tribe than policy
Leaked NCGOP email shows concern about the PA special election and the impact a blue wave could have on the GOP’s majority, Nate Silver says that the data is still to sporadic to know anything but the GOP should be concerned, southeastern North Carolina is pretty health except for the whole binge drinking problem, and Governor Roy Cooper finally appoints people to the State Board of Elections
The Washington Post reports that Trump has already decided to fire H.R. McMaster but the White House is pushing back saying it is not true, 4 Senators call for a special counsel to investigate the FBI’s usage of the Steel dossier, ProPublica retracts story about Gina Haspel’s running of CIA “black site” which leads many to wonder if Rand Paul will withdraw his opposition to her based on that story, and David French writes a great piece about the lawsuit filed by Seth Rich’s parents against Fox News because of their roll in pushing a conspiracy involving their son to help President Donald Trump
Dr. Craig Galbraith, UNCW Economist, joins Tyler to talk about trade, is a trade deficit inherently bad, is a trade surplus inherently good, the negatives and positives to a strong or weak dollar, and the national security and economic implications of China stealing our intellectual property. Blair Ellis, National Deputy Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk about Trump picking Kudlow as his top economic advisor, the firing of Rex Tillerson, possible difficulty with confirming Mike Pompeo, the election results in PA-18, and March Madness
Tom Clifford joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Wrightsville Beach Madness this weekend, Gov Roy Cooper, to distract from his pipeline controversy, has decided to try and push gun control to get people to hate him for an entirely different reason, The President, Vice President, & the Executive Director of the Azalea Festival join Tyler in studio to talk about the 2018 Azalea Festival, and Larry Kudlow picked as top Trump advisor to be Director of the National Economic Council which could be interesting considering Kudlow disagrees with Trump on trade, a strong dollar, and budget deficits
Larry Kudlow picked as top Trump advisor to be Director of the National Economic Council which could be interesting considering Kudlow disagrees with Trump on trade, a strong dollar, and budget deficits, Trump’s former attorney, Michael Cohen, by suing Buzzfeed may have inadvertently given Stormy Daniels an a opportunity to legally break her non-disclosure agreement…
Former Press Secretary to VP Mike Pence & Special Assistant to President Trump, Marc Lotter, joins Tyler to discuss the special election in Pennsylvania, the November midterms, tariffs, GOP tax cuts, and the firing of Rex Tillerson, Students plan to walk out all across the country to support stronger gun control laws, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss the mindset change that is important when someones transitions from working to retirement
President Donald Trump seems to be leaning towards picking Larry Kudlow as his top economic advisor, I’m not sure this is a good decision for Larry Kudlow, Evan Horowtiz at FiveThirtyEight writes a great piece that explains Trump’s tariffs could be successful if there is a proper plan, and the protectionist can win the argument if the tariff argument moves from economical to social
The special election in Pennsylvania 18th district is too close to call but it is clear that GOP has a problem that needs to be fixed and students plan to walk out all across the country to support stronger gun control laws (I think)
House Intelligence Committee finds no evidence of collusion between the Trump or Clinton campaign and Russia and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk interest rates, the economy, and the impact that the libor surge could have on the housing market
Hillary continues to blame everyone else for her loss and could hurt the Democrats in the midterms with her dismissive attitude toward Trump voters and Steve Jennings writes a great piece for CNN that highlights that the current economy is helping disengaged workers reentering the workforce which is better for them and society
House Intelligence Committee finds no evidence of collusion between the Trump or Clinton campaign and Russia, Hillary Clinton argues that the reason she lost was because Trump voters were racist, that women were pressured by men in their lives to vote against her, and James Comey also is to blame(of course) because it’s never Hillary’s fault (duh)
Field of 64 set Tiger Woods is back as he finishes tied for 2nd this week and all eyers are on him as he heads to Bay Hill with The Masters just a week away, China runs a severe trade deficit with China so why is their economy worse off for ending trade with them according to Trump’s economic theory, and Reihan Salam says conservatives only have themselves to blame for this tariff debate
White House releases a plan to make schools safer, Idiot NC pastor gets caught lying about having a crippling disease because of photos on Facebook, and The questions being raised about Duke Energy should really have us all reconsidering this current setup. Either open up the market to competition or have the government do it. This hybrid BS is not working for taxpayers…
Field of 64 set Tiger Woods is back as he finishes tied for 2nd this week and all eyers are on him as he heads to Bay Hill with The Masters just a week away, China runs a severe trade deficit with China so why is their economy worse off for ending trade with them according to Trump’s economic theory, and Greg Ip says Trump’s argument of “national security” is complete BS based on the evidence
Co-Chair of the RNC, Bob Paduchik, joins Tyler to talk about steel tariffs, carve outs for Canada & Mexico, our relationship with South Korea, the continued benefits of the GOP tax plan, and possible gun control legislation, 2 swat members in Florida have been for suspended for trying to help the students in Parkland without asking for permission, President Trump might exempt Canada & Mexico from the the steel and aluminum tariffs, and Steve Mihm writes a great piece for Bloomberg that explains the real reason the US squandered its steel supremacy
Young Democrats go after Rep. Duane Hall’s donors to try and get him to resign, DEX officials says pipeline permit was not connected to the slush fund, Senator Bill Rabbon wants a committee set up to investigate Cooper and the pipeline deal, and the state treasurer, Dale Folwell, joins Tyler to talk about the failed merger between Atrium health & UNC Health, why any deal involving state property should have to come before the Council of State, and how proper planning with medicare advantage has saved the state millions
DOJ sues California over immigration laws and David French writes a great piece explain how the Obama administration has made California’s argument much more difficult, President Trump might exempt Canada & Mexico from the the steel and aluminum tariffs, and Steve Mihm writes a great piece for Bloomberg that explains the real reason the US squandered its steel supremacy
Trump tweets about the trade deficit seemingly spreading the misinformation that the trade deficit detracts from the GDP, Trump’s own trade doctrine doesn’t support his tariff plan for steel and aluminum, even the aluminum industry doesn’t support these tariffs, and Tyler talks with Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital. about the intricacies of the tax bill passed at the end of 2017
Trump’s tariffs could negatively impact the craft brewery industry in North Carolina, Democrat Rep. Duane Hall ramps up his fight with NC Policy Watch arguing they violated the rules as a nonpartisan nonprofit, and Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to discuss the recent judicial ruling on the combination of the board of elections and ethics, the recent reports highlighting teacher salaries, and the hypocrisy of the medias reaction to Cooper’s recent pain raises vs the way they responded to McCrory’s
Stormy Daniels sues the President over the NDA she signed arguing it’s void because he didn’t sign it, Department of Justice sues California over their sanctuary status, Gary Cohn announces he resigning as Trump’s top economic advisor, Trump’s own trade doctrine doesn’t support his tariff plan for steel and aluminum, and even the aluminum industry doesn’t support these tariffs
Michael Stumo, CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, joins Tyler to discuss the tariffs being proposed by Trump arguing that they are necessary from a national security and economic perspective and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about how tariffs could impact the housing market and how southeastern North Carolina has grown from migration from the north
South Korea says North Korea is open to denuclearization if regime’s safety can be assured, 3 judge panel issues ruling upholding current board of elections and ethics, The 11th local student is arrested for making threats against their school, some wonder if their is a contagion effect with school shooting and some evidence says there is, and the Democrats have a Duane Hall problem heading into the midterms
Usual Trump allies (GOPers & business leaders) turn on Trump’s tariff plan but Trump stands strong backing the plan, South Korea says North Korea is open to denuclearization if regime’s safety can be assured, and former Trump aide, Sam Nunberg, goes on a cable TV interview marathon exempting very bizarre behavior while arguing he will not comply with Robert Mueller’s subpoena
White House doubles down on steel & agriculture tariffs despite criticism from pretty much every mainstream economist, John Hinderaker of Powerline Blog correctly argues that most of the criticisms is just anti-trump not anti-government intervention in a free market, and Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, an almost billionaire does his best Nancy Pelosi impersonation by going on CNBC to argue that adding 175 bucks to the price of a car is not a big deal
Milton Friedman explained back in 1978 why steel tariffs were bad, There are three ways to legitimately reduce the trade deficit and not one includes tariffs, Harry Enten says if Trump is gonna flip on guns or trade guns are more likely, and students from MSD HS appear on Bill Maher and do more damage to their argument than good
Gary Oldman wins the Oscar for best actor, White House doubles down on steel & agriculture tariffs despite criticism from pretty much every mainstream economist, and Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, an almost billionaire does his best Nancy Pelosi impersonation by going on CNBC to argue that adding 175 bucks to the price of a car is not a big deal
President Donald Trump announces he will put a blanket 25% tariff on steel imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum, This is a horrible decision because the national security arguments are garbage and the economic arguments are garbage. The question isn’t whether these will work but how long Trump will continue down this path with everyone against him, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about how steel tariffs could impact the auto industry
New report finds a massive 15,000 backlog of rape kits that equates to an almost year wait time for tests to be tested which completely contradicts the argument that Cooper made on the campaign trail, 38 Special announced as the Friday concert for the Azalea Festival, Group of supposed faculty members at Chapel Hill threaten to remove the silent sam statue but their poorly written letter along with lack of action leads many to believe it was a hoax, and Trump continues to tweet based on what’s happening on Fox News
President Donald Trump announces he will put a blanket 25% tariff on steel imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum, This is a horrible decision because the national security arguments are garbage and the economic arguments are garbage. The question isn’t whether these will work but how long Trump will continue down this path with everyone against him
Kayleigh McEnany, National RNC Spokesman, joins Tyler to talk about her new book, the rise of populism in the party, free trade vs fair trade, the President announcing his reelection, the impact that could have on the midterms, the continuing Russian collusion story, and gun control. Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about alternative investments to help mitigate risk
Roy Cooper announces raises for all his cabinet secretaries, The Wilmington Star News criticized McCrory for raises will they criticize Cooper? New poll finds that most people don’t who is running the state, Dick’s announces that they are not going to sell assault rifles, and why does the left think religious freedom is less important than freedom of association
Roy Cooper announces raises for all his cabinet secretaries, Wrongfully accused Duke student settles with University after 4 years of legal battles, Peter Navarro is back in the White House and so is the Border Adjustment Tax but for how long is anyones guess, Jared Kusher looses security clearance and President Hope Hicks stays loyal to Trump white tesifying in front of the House Intelligence Committee
Trump could irrevocably disrupt the international trade community by invoking national security provisions to enact protectionist policies, Trump tweets about the Russia collusion investigation, President Hope Hicks to testify before the House Intelligence Committee, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the housing market in January, the continued tight housing supply, Reverse mortgages, and closing costs
Republicans continue to show inconsistency in government involvement in the free market, Liberals continue to fight offshore drilling with some of the dumbest argument known to man, Renewable energy thrives in North Carolina because of government intervention, and Trump personalizes another good argument that actually hurts the argument more than it helps
Calls intensify for the Sheriff in Broward, Scott Israel, David Hogg is not helping the gun control crowd anymore, Warren Buffett keeps it real on the gun debate, and Trump could irrevocably disrupt the international trade community by invoking national security provisions to enact protectionist policies
GOP threatens subpoenas if Governor Cooper doesn’t answer questions about the pipeline slush fund negotiations, New Hanover County school board postpones vote on redistricting till September, President Donald Trump moves to ban bump stocks & could raise the age on semi-automatic rifles, Rev Billy Graham dies at 99, and Grant Perry from Pinehurst Capital joins me to discuss
Tyler talks about his preparation for the St Jude Radiothon for the next two days on WAAV, New Hanover County school board postpones vote on redistricting till September, CPAC has seemingly forgotten it’s supposed to be conservative, and the GOP threatens subpoenas if Governor Cooper doesn’t answer questions about the pipeline slush fund negotiations
President Donald Trump moves to ban bump stocks & could raise the age on semi-automatic rifles, Senator Marco Rubio calls for a firearm task force, North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore announces school safety committee, new polls show a disparity in assault weapons ban, Durham DA drops charges against confederate statue vandals, UNC students petition NC historical commission to remove Silent Sam statue, and there might be a white supremacist rally in Chapel Hill today but I doubt it
Economists are worried about the next financial crisis all of sudden, Commerce department backs push for tariffs on steel and aluminum, New report shows new technology is allowing more automation in the garment industry which could bring more factories back to America, Wilmington City Council looks at buying property outside the city limits, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the potential asset Price Bubble and interest rates
Economists seem very concerned about the next financial crisis now that Obama is out of office, New WaPo/ABC News poll finds Americans think mental health is a bigger issue than guns, two new bill pop up in North Carolina 1 to allow judges to stop certain individuals from buying guns & another that limits rifle sales to those 21 and older, and New Hanover County looks at providing an incentive for a comapny that’s looking to reopen after 8 years
President Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney’s senate run and a faculty member at UNCW, ___, says that UNCW has a major problem with holding faculty members accountable and those kangaroo courts that used to exist for students are now hurting faculty members
Tom Giovanetti, president of the Institute for Policy Invention, talks with Tyler about the next fiscal crisis which is public pensions that are severely underfunded and most public managers are spending more time trying to score political points then trying to keep the fund solvent, Democrats do a 180 on Russia from 2012 when Obama said thinking Russia was a threat was sooooo 1980’s, and students from Majory Stoneman Douglas make the rounds on the Sunday shows to promote upcoming events and their advocacy for gun control and instead of trying to make a legit push for legislation they seem more concerned with scoring political points
Students from Majory Stoneman Douglas make the rounds on the Sunday shows to promote upcoming events and their advocacy for gun control and instead of trying to make a legit push for legislation they seem more concerned with scoring political points, South Carolina and North Carolina look at arming teachers in the classroom, and House Speaker, Tim Moore, will announce a new committee focused on school safety later this week
Mitt Romney announces run for the US Senate in Utah, 13 Russians indicted for meddling in the 2016 presidential election, Democrats do a 180 on Russia from 2012 when Obama said thinking Russia was a threat was sooooo 1980’s, and the Wall Street Journal asks an important question; Trump has been hurt the most by Russia meddling in our election why isn’t he angrier about it?
Black Panther looks to open big and that’s a good thing for everyone, Sensible gun regulations are not a violation of the 2nd amendment but the problem is figuring what is sensible, and Val Bourdreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about a new report from JD Power that says cars more reliable than ever
Breaking story this morning from Ronan Farrow says Donal Trump had an affair with a playboy model and not one Trump voter will care, UNC J School alum freak out over speech by Tucker Carlson, and Joan Keston, of Keston Law, joins Tyler in studio to talk about long term insurance and common misconceptions when it comes to long term planning
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
Media fawns over Norks at Olympics and conservative media outraged (as they should be) however most of the conservative media would be in a better position had they not fawned over Putin’s “leadership” during Obama’s tenure, Wilmington Star News gives half a page to an anti-GenX protest that had two whole people, and White House to release President Donald Trump’s budget that kicks fiscal restraint to the curb
4th circuit court issues a stay that will postpone judicial primaries for 2018, Drunk driver hits two buildings in Wilmington, Texas man tries to argue BAC driving limits are discriminatory against alcoholics, Coverage of the olympics has turned a lot of people from the promotion of LGBT athletes to the fawning over North Korea dictator Kim Jung Un’s sister, Kim Yo-Jung
Wall Street prepares for another rocky week, White House to release President Donald Trump’s budget that kicks fiscal restraint to the curb, and the mainstream media fawns of North Korea dictator Kim Jung Un’s sister, Kim Yo-Jung
Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to talk about Governor Roy Cooper’s slush fund, the decision of the General Assembly to phase in reductions in class size K-3, & the Democrats hypocrisy on partisanship with regards to judicial elections, Congress passes new spending bill that will reopens government after a short 5 hour shutdown, Rand Paul angers both sides of the aisle as he delays the vote in Senate, Democrats now pretend they are deficit hawks, and we now know that neither political party has any ideology left and Washington is now all about making your opponent mad instead of sticking to some orthodoxy, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about rodents eating wires in peoples cars, the value of additive products, and Tesla shooting their car into space
North Carolina General Assembly proposes a bill to phase in class size reductions for K-3, GenX safety levels could rise this spring, News & Observer tries to pretend that the GOP is being hypocrites for using the court to get the court out of the legislative branch as if their is another option, Democrats go full hypocrite on partisan judicial elections as they now seem to be arguing that partisan judges are a constitutional right, and the GOP continue to battle with both Trumpkins & NeverTrumpers battling it out about who is sincere and who is profiting from their position on Trump
Congress passes new spending bill that will reopens government after a short 5 hour shutdown, Rand Paul angers both sides of the aisle as he delays the vote in Senate, Democrats now pretend they are deficit hawks, and we now know that neither political party has any ideology left and Washington is now all about making your opponent mad instead of sticking to some orthodoxy
Senator Thom Tillis joins Tyler to discuss the bipartisan Senate spending bill, why the deal was reached, will we ever see spending cuts, how we tackle entitlements, the current DACA Debate, and how we fix immigration and get reform. Casey Roman, from WECT, joins in studio to talk about the new WECT series 24HR PD that debuts this Friday on WECT.com, and President Donald is the King of trolls
New poll finds that the GOP voters are more enthusiastic than Democrats heading into the midterms, GOP incumbents out-raise Democrat challengers in 2017, Democrats are going to have a hard time running on the corporate welfare & pro-pipeline platform, and State Treasurer, Dale Folwell, joins Tyler to discuss the recent great returns for the state pension plan, the importance of mitigating risk, and the future of healthcare
North Carolina magistrate is stupidly awarded 300k for quitting her job and Two-year spending bill from US Senate would increase spending by 500 million dollars which deficit hawks are not excited about and will not vote for meaning this could pass the Senate but not pass the House unless Democrats get on board
President Donald Trump interested in a grand military parade marching down Pennsylvania Avenue, House passes short term spending bill that is certainly DOA in the Senate, Republicans & Democrats could be close to a long term spending plan as we near another government shutdown, and Grant Perry, Founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the recent volatility in the market and how you can protect yourself from
Local resident fights CFPUA, SCOTUS issues orders about North Carolinas new congressional and state districts, and Mark Johnson, North Carolina Superintendent of Public Schools, joins Tyler to talk about arguments today in front of the NC Supreme Court about who should control state schools, the role of the state and it’s relationship with local school boards, and the recent controversy surrounding his comments on starting teacher pay
President Donald Trump interested in a grand military parade marching down Pennsylvania Avenue, House passes short term spending bill that is certainly DOA in the Senate, Republicans & Democrats could be close to a long term spending plan as we near another government shutdown, #MemoGate continues as Senators Graham & Grassley release a criminal referral for Christopher Steele as new reports show he was working on another document, and Trey Gowdy says we will be very surprised at the people involved
Dow Jones drops almost 1,200 points which is probably based more on the crazy investment products vs bad market fundamentals, and a day after a report that the Government will borrow a trillion dollars this year an internal audit fights massive unaccountability in the defense department expenses while the GOP is trying to increase defense spending in the next CR, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about how the volatility in the financial markets could impact the housing market
Solar panel tariffs could cost North Carolina jobs, Supreme Court rejects Pennsylvania GOP’s argument that they should get a stay on an order to redraw districts till SCOTUS rule on the constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering, liberal activists occupy Governor Coopers over the approval of the Atlantic Pipeline, and Republicans questions the 57 million dollar fund setup for the governor by the Atlantic pipeline builders which administration argues was a “voluntary contribution”
MemoGate continues but I think many are memo’d out, Dow Jones drops almost 1,200 points which is probably based more on the crazy investment products vs bad market fundamentals, and a day after a report that the Government will borrow a trillion dollars this year an internal audit fights massive unaccountability in the defense department expenses while the GOP is trying to increase defense spending in the next CR
President Donald Trump has the amazing ability to make his detractors act just like him negating the very arguments tey are making against him, memo gets released and without the possibility of independently verify the accusations and arguments being made in the memo we still have way more questions than answers, and if there is a problem we don’t know if the breakdown is with the court of the FBI
The US government (in a good economy) is expected to borrow a trillion dollars which is a 84% increase from last year and Republicans & Democrats should be very worried about this, dow futures show another down day after Fridays selloff, and President Donald Trump has the amazing ability to make his detractors act just like him negating the very arguments tey are making against him
Eagles defeat the Patriots to win Super Bowl LII, Senators set to release immigration comprise that will surely fail, memo gets released and without the possibility of independently verify the accusations and arguments being made in the memo we still have way more questions than answers, and if there is a problem we don’t know if the breakdown is with the court of the FBI
Congressman David Rouzer joins Tyler to talk about President Donald Trump’s State of the Union tonight, immigration reform, the possibility of another shutdown, the continued growing economy, and possible entitlement reform. Amazon, JP Morgan, & Berkshire Hathaway announce plan to get involved in health-care, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the rising interest rates and the impact that could have the housing market and how consumers should prepare for higher rates
Wilmington’s planning commission sends short-term rental issue to the City Council, The Trump administrations plan to create a 5G network is universally planned by both Republicans & Democrats, There are no such things as natural monopolies, and the North Carolina teachers union snubs the state superintendent because they don’t like him
GOP on House Panel vote to release the controversial Devin Nunes memo, President Trump prepares for the State of the Union and some are wondering in the age of communication if we even need the SOTU anymore, Kristen Gillibrand gets grilled on the view by Meghan McCain for her inconsistence on outrage about sexual assault and predators
Kenneth Star & Robert Gates both agree that the President has the power to fire Mueller but it would be a huge political mistake to do so while Matthew Dowd argues the only way to save the Republic is to destroy it and Scott Lincicome, trade attorney, Adjunct Scholar at Cato, & visiting scholar at Duke, joins Tyler to talk about the history of tariffs & why they never work, the recent decision by the Trump administration to slap tariffs on washing machines, Why the Trump administration continues down the protectionist path despite already seeing negative results of past protectionist policies, and why weak dollar is bad for the overall economy and even trade
Wilmington continues to look at short term rentals despite evidence that Wilmington benefits economically from them, Axios reports that the Trump administration is looking at developing a 5G network that would be catastrophic economically and from a national security stand point, and Roy Cooper gets a win in court as the state supreme court sides with him and rejects changes to the Board of Elections and the Ethics Commission
UN Ambassador, Nikki Haley, blasts “Fire & Fury” skit during Grammy’s for good reason, Democrats & Republicans look to President Trump’s State of the Union for leadership on immigration reform, and Kenneth Star & Robert Gates both agree that the President has the power to fire Mueller but it would be a huge political mistake to do so while Matthew Dowd argues the only way to save the Republic is to destroy it…
Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to discuss a great fundraising quarter for his possible future run for Governor and the ridiculous arguments from the left on gerrymandering and how the Supreme Court could rule on the Wisconsin & Maryland redistricting case in front them now, President Trump speaks at Davos and it’s not clear what Trump’s America First policy really is, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about a one ongoing study on car manufacturing from JD Power & Associates
Wilmington environmentalist look to curb straw usage voluntarily meanwhile California they are going to jail waters for offering them, David Wasserman, of 538, writes a grief piece about the ease of criticizing gerrymandering but its very complicated to solve, Insurance Commissioner, Mike Causey, joins Tyler to talk about the ongoing fight with insurance companies that could raise rates significantly in southeastern North Carolina and what the Insurance Department is doing to help out with the Opioid epidemic, and liberal protestors show up and protest David Rouzer at Bitty Beau’s coffee shop
White House releases DACA solution that includes changes to legal immigration and wall funding which is quickly dismissed by Democrats, New York Times reports that President Trump moved on firing Special Counsel Bob Mueller until White House Counsel, Don McGahn, treated to quit if he did, and the missing 50,000 text messages between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page have been found
Jamil Jafer, of the National Security Institute, joins Tyler to talk about the friendly relationship between North & South Korea, is it a god or bad thing, Kim Jung-Un’s talk of the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, is Trump’s language good for the relationship, can North Korea get a nuclear ICBM here, and could the US launch a preemptive strike against North Korea. President Trump said he looks forward to talking with Mueller, Trump heads to Davos, Trump’s tax plan continues to pay dividends meanwhile he’s tariffs have already proved a bust, Secret society texts are proven to be a joke, some of the 50,000 texts are found, and the GOP & Dems continue to battle over the value of the intelligence community, and David Macaione joins Tyler to talk about rising interest rates, the impact a shutdown would have on the housing market, and the year is starting off with a rush of mortgage applications
Local Wilmington company is going to give bonuses to employees because of GOP Tax cut, and David Wortmann, New Hanover County School Board member, joins Tyler in studio to talk about all the controversy surrounding high school redistricting, the process and input from parents that are going into the process, the importance of school choice, and the value of the special programs offered in some of the public schools
President Trump said he looks forward to talking with Mueller, Trump heads to Davos, Trump’s tax plan continues to pay dividends meanwhile he’s tariffs have already proved a bust, Secret society texts are proven to be a joke, some of the 50,000 texts are found, and the GOP & Dems continue to battle over the value of the intelligence community
Reports say Special Counsel Robert Mueller wants to meet with President Trump about firing Flynn & Comey, 50,000 texts go missing between FBI agents Peter Strzok & Lisa Page, and some Republicans warn that there was a “secret society” within the FBI meeting that was anti-Trump, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss a strategy to lock in your market gains without missing out on possible future gains
James Gregory, The Funniest Man in America, joins Tyler to talk about his upcoming show at Thalian Hall, Timothy Carney writes a great piece explaining the beneficial relationship between GE & the Obama Admin and even with that the company is still failing, and Trump made two big economic decisions since being elected one succeeded and one failed miserably and for some reason he choosing to continue down the path of failure
Immigration talks stall as the White House rejects a bipartisan solution and Senator Chuck Schumer pulls Wall funding, Reports say Special Counsel Robert Mueller wants to meet with President Trump about firing Flynn & Comey, 50,000 texts go missing between FBI agents Peter Strzok & Lisa Page, and some Republicans warn that there was a “secret society” within the FBI meeting that was anti-Trump
Shutdown ends last night after Democrats agree to possible legislation on immigration at a future date, Schumer gets universally blamed & the liberal base livid for the lack of, GOP stayed discipline on messaging and won big because of it, and Trump admin seems poised to get tough on trade despite evidence that their biggest economic successes have been when they take a more laissez-faire approach
Trump admin seems poised to get tough on trade despite evidence that their biggest economic successes have been when they take a more laissez-faire approach, Governor Cooper threatens Trump administration over offshore drilling, and the Democrats have a change of heart about redistricting at a politically convenient time
Shutdown ends last night after Democrats agree to possible legislation on immigration at a future date, Schumer gets universally blamed & the liberal base livid for the lack of, GOP stayed discipline on messaging and won big because of it, and radio legend Don Imus announces retirement
Former State Senator and Board of Governors member, Thom Goolsby, joins Tyler to discuss the controversy on the B.O.G. about a giant healthcare merger that some members believe is unconstitutional and the decision of ECU to buy a 1.3 million dollar mansion for their chancellor and Club for Growth President, David McIntosh, joins Tyler to discuss the 3rd day of the shutdown, whose responsible for it, and how the GOP can begin the process of actually cutting spending
Amazon’s first automated store opens up today, Democrats think they have 2018 on lock and Jeff Greenfield of Politico same maybe not, 3 judge panel is once again telling the North Carolina legislature what to do with regards to redistricting, and tensions rise on the Board of Governors as some members are questioning the constitutionality of the planned merger of two giant healthcare companies
Shutdown day 3, vote at noon, both sides are arguing the other side is operating in bad faith, and both President Donald Trump & Senator Chuck Schumer are both huge hypocrites on this shutdown compared to their comments during the last one
House passes a CR to keep the government open so the new debate moves to the Senate and things are not looking good, Republicans & Democrats switch positions from 2013 to today, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the importance of realignments and the difficulty of DIY auto repairs
Amazon announces shortlist for HQ2 and Raleigh makes the list, The President & the Porn Star story is shockingly getting very little attention, Supreme Court stays the lower court ruling that North Carolina has to redraw congressional maps by January 29th, and ECU is looking at buying the chancellor a 1.3 million dollar house
House passes a CR to keep the government open so the new debate moves to the Senate and things are not looking good, Republicans & Democrats switch positions from 2013 to today, and Republicans argue that a classified memo highlighting FISA abuses under the previous administration should be made available to the public
Chairman of the New Hanover County Commission, Woody White, joins Tyler in studio to talk about his recent appoint to the UNCW board of trustees, the move towards online learning in higher education, economic development in the county, new parks and green space at Echo farms, and the overall effects of growth in New Hanover County. Blair Ellis, National Deputy Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk about the spending debate in Washington, the divide within the Republican party between hardliners and moderates and the executive and legislative branch, the immigration debate, the 2018 midterms, and the 2017 Fake News Awards, and Trump buts heads with his chief of staff, John Kelly over the immigration debate
Dow closes over 26,000, Apple announces they’ll be repatriating cash to the tune of 230 billion dollars and pay 38 billion in taxes, and create 20,000 new jobs, Trump buts heads with his chief of staff, John Kelly over the immigration debate, and in touch announces plan to release long interview with Stormy Daniels about her relationship with Trump
Fake News Awards announced to little fanfare, Washington seems further away from a deal to avoid a government shutdown with less than 48 hours to go, and John Kelly argues that Trump has involved on immigration away from his “uninformed” arguments on the campaign trail
It’s the 20th anniversary of Matt Drudge breaking the Lewinsky scandal on his website The Drudge Report changing news forever as it was the beginning of the end of the dominance of the mainstream media and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss the importance of tax-forward planning especially after the GOP tax plan
GOP leaders released short-term spending plan to avoid shutdown, Washington seems to have no desire to cut spending in anyway shape or form, Joan Keston, from the Keston Law Firm, joins Tyler to discuss the importance of trusts, and the Dow Jones briefly eclipsed 26,000 and despite people worried about a correction in the market and the economy the fundamentals seem strong entering 2018
It’s the 20th anniversary of Matt Drudge breaking the Lewinsky scandal on his website The Drudge Report, President Donald Trump’s fake news awards are supposed to happen tonight, 3 judge panel won’t delay order for North Carolina that they have to redraw congressional districts by January 24th, and Trump administration petitions Supreme Court to allow them to end the DACA program
Media try to trick people into thinking that Trump’s “shithole” comments are derailing DACA debate when really it’s policy disagreements, and Republicans mostly agree that minimum wage hikes forced by government are bad but apply same logic to tariffs
NeverTrumpers & media make up stories to make President Donald Trump look bad despite a plethora of actual things, Obama still can’t get over the fact that one station (Fox News) didn’t like him, and the Star News bravely stands up to gerrymandering after only 150 years
Coverage of the Sony Open was kinda bizarre as Golf Channel walk out over union contract negations, North Carolina dodges a bullet as the Toyota-Mazda plant decides to build in Alabama and not North Carolina, and the data is very clear that incentives provide no value whatsoever to an economy
Smartphones falls for the time ever in 2017, President Donald Trump’s lawyers try and stop Michael Wolff’s new book, Fire & Fury, from being published, Trump has an argument but probably won’t file a lawsuit, Leigh Corfman files a defamation lawsuit against Roy Moore, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the end of 2017 car sale numbers and how this cold weather can effect your car
House Committee poses a stop gap GenX bill that will be taken up by the House in a special session next week, Resident’s of Old Wilmington continue to fight short-term rentals in Wilmington, and New York Times reports that Bob Mueller’s investigation is moving more toward an obstruction of justice charge against President Donald Trump
Winter storm makes its way up north causing power outages and flooding, Bannon’s financial backer, Rebekah Mercer, distances herself from him in an unprecedented move and he others on the Breitbart board may remove his as chairman, but Bannon may be ok as Drudge reports that he has locked down a new Chinese billionaire to back his political endeavors
Dr. Merril Matthews, resident scholar at the Innovation Policy Institute, joins Tyler to tap about his latest piece for the Wall Street Journal that explains how our increasing move towards energy independence is entirely because of free trade specifically NAFTA, New book on Trump’s campaign and first year in office to be released which paints a bizarre picture of Trump’s life and has quotes Bannon as being critical of Trump and his son, Trump fires back at Bannon releasing a statement saying he “lost his mind,” and David French writes that this is a god thing for President Donald Trump because Steve Bannon is a garbage human being
GOP releases plans to possibly change judicial elections, Roy Cooper continues his double speak this time with ObamaCare sign-ups, and Blair Ellis, National Deputy Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk to wrap up 2017 and talk about the legislate agenda including; a DACA solution, government spending, debt ceiling, and ObamaCare.
New book on Trump’s campaign and first year in office to be released which paints a bizarre picture of Trump’s life and has quotes Bannon as being critical of Trump and his son, Trump fires back at Bannon releasing a statement saying he “lost his mind,” and David French writes that this is a god thing for President Donald Trump because Steve Bannon is a garbage human being
Blair Ellis, National Deputy Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk to wrap up 2017 and talk about the legislate agenda including; a DACA solution, government spending, debt ceiling, and ObamaCare. Trump ramps up his twitter taunting Kim Jong Un again and possibly implementing a strategy coined during Nixon’s administration knows as the “madman theory,” and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss how the GOP tax plan changes will impact retirement planning in 2018
2017 was pretty successful for conservatism, Ben Shapiro says populist attitude and conservative policy are coexisting but it might not last, Fred Bauer says the GOP needs a populist reset, and Anna Beavon, from Generation Opportunity, joins Tyler to talk about their new campaign, Duck Duck Cooper, that calls out Governor Roy Cooper for his hypocrisy
Trump ramps up his twitter taunting Kim Jong Un again and possibly implementing a strategy coined during Nixon’s administration knows as the “madman theory”
Protests continue to grow in Iran, media continues to misreport Iran protests as mostly economic providing cover for their own support for the Iran nuclear deal and protecting the legacy of former President Barack Obama, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to discuss what could happen in housing in 2018 and how the GOP tax plan could impact jumbo mortgages
Packed schedule for 2018 includes debt ceiling, government spending, DACA, CHIP, and disaster relief means legislators have to hit the ground running, North Carolina lawmakers look to tackle GenX to start 2018, and state treasurer Dale Folwell wants more clarity on pension forfeiture law
Protests continue to grow in Iran, media continues to misreport Iran protests as mostly economic providing cover for their own support for the Iran nuclear deal and protecting the legacy of former President Barack Obama
Kayleigh McEnany, National RNC Spokesman, joins Tyler to talk about Senator Marco Rubio’s announcement that he would be voting no on the GOP Tax plan, how to combat the claim that the plan only helps the rich, the latest news on the possible partisan bias of the Mueller investigation, and could the GOP discredit the Mueller investigation hurting the results if they do exonerate Trump, liberals don’t understand how the free market works, and Val Bourdreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about how cold weather can effect your car and the worst travel days for this upcoming week
FCC repeals net neutrality and liberals go crazy, the true problem is not with the federal government NOT regulating ISP’s but with local governments regulating them too much and the true fast and slow lanes of the internet exist on the backend due to the infrastructure changes by the major internet companies which highlight the importance of compassion of ISPs
Senator Marco Rubio says he is a no vote for the GOP Tax plan, Rubio wants money saved from corporate tax hike to go to child tax credit and not lowering the top marginal tax rate, more evidence related that showed political bias for fib agents working on the Mueller investigation and the GOP might wanna be careful about discarding Mueller because his investigation appears to have nothing and Mueller could end up exonerating Trump
GOP has decided to move forward with the a spending plan that only increases defense spending and seems destined to fail, David French argues that the Alabama Senate race was a battle between the New South and Old South, and Kristen Soltis Anderson breaks down the data that shows their could be a mass exodus of young people from the GOP
Superior Court judge allows the transfer of the assets from H2GO to remain but halts any new construction on the RO plant, North Carolina clouds it’s bid for Amazon in secrecy, and Stater Treasurer, Dale Folwell, joins Tyler to discuss the H2GO debt that he oversees as the chairman of the Local Government Commission and the possible implementation of the Health Insurance Tax
Fed raises rates and no one seemed to care, Kentucky politician commits suicide after accusations of sexual assault by his daughter’s friend, GOP has solidified a tax compromise but has not realized the full details, and from all accounts the changes to pass through taxes could lead to major demand for partnership reorganizations and tax attorneys
Shocking results as Democrat Doug Jones wins the Senate special election in Alabama, Steve Bannon’s reputation as a brilliant strategist could be destroyed, Trump needs to start picking is own endorsements from now on, exit polls show the WaPo article was not a deciding factor for the majority of voters, and exit polls show the GOP is still in bing trouble as the Democrats continue to perform well with growing demographics, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the best way to lock in your gains you have made in 2017
Attorney challenges the constitutionality of court fees and he seems to have a pretty solid argument, Homeowners are looking at a significant insurance rate hike if insurers get their way, and the GOP tax plan won’t be impacted by Doug Jones win in Alabama but the timeline will be
Shocking results as Democrat Doug Jones wins the Senate special election in Alabama, Steve Bannon’s reputation as a brilliant strategist could be destroyed, Trump needs to start picking is own endorsements from now on, exit polls show the WaPo article was not a deciding factor for the majority of voters, and exit polls show the GOP is still in big trouble as the Democrats continue to perform well with growing demographics
President Donald Trump implies in a tweet this morning that Senator Kirsten Gillibrand propositioned him for campaign donations, Trump accuser Summer Zevos, lawsuit could put Trump in the same situation former President Bill Clinton was in having to testify under oath about an alleged sexual assault, and David Maciaone, of National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about today’s Fed meeting, the upcoming decision on interest rates, and the changing of loan limits for 2018
New report finds that Wake Forest had the highest paid president in 2015 at 4 million dollars, The higher education bubble seems ever closer to bursting, H2GO drama continues, Big rally in Alabama for Roy Moore last night was full of characters, and libs continue to be hypocrites about corporations and taxes
Tonight is going to be lit as results roll in from the Alabama special election, Polls are all over the place and Nate Silver explains it will all come down to turnout, Mueller investigation turns toward obstruction even though the president can’t be charged with obstruction, and Trump accuser Summer Zevos, lawsuit could put Trump in the same situation former President Bill Clinton was in having to testify under oath about an alleged sexual assault
With all the good economic data some Republicans are starting to question if we need a tax bill, Richard Rubin reports that the GOP Tax plan could actually disincentive wealthy people from making more money, Vice News releases video of a focus group of Alabama conservative voters who explain why they are voting for Moore, and Beverly Young Nelson’s omission of her own notes on the yearbook should solidify Moore’s victory on Tuesday
Video for bullied middle schooler goes viral and celebrities stand up to help him, North Carolina Republican leaders call for the executions to start back up, States looking at using opioids to execute those on death row, Governor Roy Cooper argues a new state crime lab will help with he rape kit backlog the that he denied existed during the campaign, and a explosion at a NY during morning rush hour could be a terrorist attack
Current Alabama Senator, Richard Shelby, bucks party to oppose Roy Moore, Vice News releases video of a focus group of Alabama conservative voters who explain why they are voting for Moore, and Beverly Young Nelson’s omission of her own notes on the yearbook should solidify Moore’s victory on Tuesday
Congress successfully passes a stopgap measure to avoid a shutdown but the deadline is only 2 weeks away and the fight seems at an impasse as the GOP wants to increase military spending and Democrats wants to increase nonmilitary spending, Roy Moore interview from August starts getting attention where he said America was the “focus of modern evil in the world,” Moore always told a black guy that America was great when slavery was still happening, and Val Boudreau, The Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to discuss the most reliable & affordable cars on the road and how computers are changing car repair
Harold Ford Jr fired by Morgan Stanely for associations of improper conduct with a female journalist, Ford take s page from Trump and Franken arguing the women are lying and he’s going to sue but most other women’s accusations should be trusted, Trent Franks resigns after asking female subordinates about surrogacy, Bitcoin jumps 40% in 40 hours and as the currency grows the government regulating it seems inevitable, and Peter Strzoka is a very troubling development for the FBI that could continue to erode public trust in these institutions
Dirt Bag Bingo was on fire yesterday as Al Franken resigns from the Senate, Trent Franks resigns from the House, and Harold Ford Jr is fired from Morgan Stanley, Congress successfully passes a stopgap measure to avoid a shutdown but the deadline is only 2 weeks away and the fight seems at an impasse as the GOP wants to increase military spending and Democrats wants to increase nonmilitary spending, Roy Moore interview from August starts getting attention where he said America was the “focus of modern evil in the world,” Moore always told a black guy that America was great when slavery was still happening
Judge Drew Heath joins Tyler in studio to discuss his work as an attorney in Wilmington, his work in Raleigh as the industrial commission chairman & budget director, his current job as a special superior court judge, why he is running for the court of appeals, how the judicial races have recently changed by action from the general assembly, and a rundown of the judicial system in North Carolina. Rich Lowry writes that it’s time to retire the “but Gorsuch” meme because Trump has been far more traditional conservative than anyone thought and despite his populist arguments very little of his populist agenda has been implemented
Adult film star kills herself after online bullying, Roy Moore’s campaign in Alabama continues to do stupid things, Gregg Roman, Director of the Middle East Forum, joins Tyler to discuss the President’s announcement that the US officially recognize Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel, why Israel has a claim to Jerusalem, why it’s taking so long for this recognition to happen, why the Arabs make claim to the same land, why neighboring arab states refuse to recognize the jewish state, and how Trump’s decision could hasten a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians
Al Franken expected to resign today as party turns on him after new accusation, GOP leaders are confident that they can avoid government shutdown, House Freedom Caucus wants GOP to hold the line on discretionary non-military spending, conservative groups are having a difficult time selling the GOP tax plan to Trump country, and the GOP continues to hint at welfare/entitlement reform as the next agenda item
Senator Thom Tillis joins Tyler to talk about the current House & Senate negotiations to reconcile the GOP tax reform bills and the upcoming spending bill and how that could influence the debate about dreamers and border security, The GOP’s next agenda item will be welfare and entitlement reform which will be even harder than ObamaCare, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinerhurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about planning for next year and how to lock in the gains you’ve received from the great market this year
SCOTUS heard oral arguments about the christen baker who refused to make a cake for a gay wedding and Sonya Sotomayor seemed confused about this, Durham statue vandal says charges against her are unfair, and Brunswick County Commissioner, Frank Williams, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the controversy about H2GO
President is set to declare Jerusalem the official capital of Israel and will announce the moving the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the GOP’s next agenda item (welfare and entitlement reform) could face some optics issues and reform could be harder than ObamaCare’s
RNC restarts support for Roy Moore in Alabama, Romney bashes Moore, Trump looks to get Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving Republican Senator in US history, reelected because he wants to keep Romney from getting elected and that’s how you drain the swamp, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the rising cost of rent in SENC and the real motivation for buying a house
Rev Dr Mr Barber announces plans to take the Moral Monday protests national despite results that were less than stellar in North Carolina, State lottery looks to online gambling as a way to attract young people, and drama continues in BrunCo as new H2GO commissioner call an emergency meeting to stop the transfer pf assets to the town of Belleville
Rev Dr Mr Barber announces plans to take the Moral Monday protests national, RNC restarts support for Roy Moore in Alabama, Romney bashes Moore, Trump looks to get Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving Republican Senator in US history, reelected because he wants to keep Romney from getting elected and that’s how you drain the swamp
As Trump’s support for Roy Moore strengthens GOP leaders soften their tough talk on Moore, Bill Clinton’s investigation and Trump’s are starting to parallel each other, Diane Feinstein says democrats are looking into obstruction of justice charges against President Donald Trump, and even if everything they say about Trump is true there still might not be a case for obstruction
The Washington Post tries to throw shade at North Carolina by criticizing the tax reform that the GOP has pushed since 2013 however their article consists of nothing but anecdotal evidence and very little data to back up their claim it was unsuccessful
After bombshell story about Flynn working with Mueller ABC News has to retract major part of it that leads to Brian Ross being suspended for 4 weeks without pay, Diane Feinstein says Democrats are looking into obstruction of justice charges against President Donald Trump, and even if everything they say about Trump is true there still might not be a case for obstruction
Democrats and liberals continue to use scare tactics on the net neutrality issue, Verizon announces a new wireless plan to compete with cable broadband companies, Bernie Sanders continues to be a crazy guy, the illegal alien who murdered Kate Steinle gets acquitted of the murder which will help , and Val Boudreau joins Tyler in studio to talk about the growing trend of subscription cars and when is a good and bad time to buy a new car
The H2go drama continues as New Hanover County Chairman, Woody White, chimes in on the decision of the H2go board to transfer their water and sewer system to the town of belville, H2go makes crazy stupid argument that they have a mandate despite losing the election, and Duke graduate students walk out of class to protest the GOP tax plan because it will force them to pay income tax on income
Horrible news to start the day as it is announced that the illegal alien who murdered Kate Steinle was acquitted of all charges and the reaction of the left to this verdict is precisely why President Donald Trump could win re-election in 2020
John Conyers and Roy Moore make the same argument of blaming some shadowy “they” organization for perpetrating all these fake accusers, The Democrats continue to back John Conyers and the Republicans continue to back Roy Moore while continuing to criticize the other side for supporting their guy
Leland hires an attorney to fight the H2go decision to transfer assets to Bellville, Deb Butler comes out against decision by H2go, & Talking heads and politicians traded positions with regards to what they can get away with without repercussions
Crazy news day as more celebrities are charged with sexual assault and Democrats and Republicans continue their tribalism, GOP tax plan passes another hurdle, and Rubio and Lee fight for a larger child tax credit but receive pushback from the White house as it would require rising corporate tax rate to 22%
Alex Smith, Executive Director of America Rising PAC, joins Tyler to talk about the GOP tax plan, the national debt, and the controversy surrounding the new director of the CFPB. Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss why the GOP tax plan drama could be good reason to look at safe investments for your retirement nest egg
Matt Lauer fired from the today show, H2GO board sells water & sewer system to town of Bellville in the hopes of continuing the process of getting a reverse osmosis plant by circumventing the will of the people, Joan Keston joins Tyler in studio to talk about the importance of elder law, asset protection, & estate planning
H2GO board sells water & sewer system to town of Bellville in the hopes of continuing the process of getting a reverse osmosis plant by circumventing the will of the people, GOP tax plan passes its second hurdle, and tax clawback provisions might not be theist option in the tax plan to deal with the national debt
Policy Director at Generation Opportunity, David Barnes, joins Tyler to talk about his op/ed that explains why it’s a good decision by the FCC to rollback the Net Neutrality rules from 2015 and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the CFPB, VA loan scams, and PMI
Governor Cooper puts his foot in the mouth arguing that a Republican judicial panel would rule against him but then tries to deny judges have a partisan bias, and union controversy continues between the teachers association and the GOP
Trump does what Trump does by inappropriately attacking Elizabeth Warren at an event honoring Native Americans in the White House, Luis Gutierrez and Keith Olbermann announce their retirement, Project Veritas tries to trick the Washington Post and it ends up backfiring, and ex-marine colonel Lee Busby announces he is running as a write-in candidate in Alabama
Amazon proposal’s start to get attention and it turns out that Democrats aren’t as anti-business taking over government as they want you to think, Wilmington prepares for the downtown holiday parade this Sunday, and liberals freak out over net neutrality but they don’t seem to understand what it is
Democrats think they are in a prime position to win big in 2018 and they are but since they are Democrats they will probably screw it up, Nancy Pelosi goes on Meet The Press and does more damage to the Democrats chances in 2018 by backing Conyers over his accusers
37 of 38 economists say GOP Tax plan will add to the deficit & the 28th misread the question, WSJ reports many tax analyses are based on faulty static assumptions, Trump continues to kinda support Roy Moore, Stan Brand explains why the GOP removing Roy Moore if he wins the special election might not be as easy as they think, and Prince Harry announces engagement to Meghan Markle
Poll from 2016 shows White Evangelical support of a politician of moral question ability went from 30% to 72%, Hugh Hewitt wrote a great piece in October that explains many religious people saw Trump as the last line of defense for religious liberty however in the case of Roy Moore this might the line that evangelicals aren’t willing to cross
UNC Center for Civil Rights issued a letter of caution from the state bar arguing they are not authorized to provide legal services, Charges dropped for 3 of the 12 charged with toppling the confederate statute in Durham back in August, and feminist geography professor sues UNC for gender discrimination
Roy Moore drops in the polls but his base is staying with him because of distrust of the Washington Post and the media in general, bi week for the GOP as the debate on the tax plan begins and the hope is to pass the house bill by the end of the week but the big fight is going to be reconciling the house and senate bill after Thanksgiving recess
Dr. Mike Adams, UNCW Professor & Author, joins Tyler in studio to talk about his upcoming speech at UNCW discussing the state of college campuses in North Carolina and across the country that are being taken over by liberal activists. Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss alternative investments and the money map
Wilmington election results keep status quo but Brunswick county shakes things up as BunCo votes against Reverse Osmosis Plant, Roy Cooper continues his useless lawsuits against GOP lawmakers and is once again rejected by the courts
Wilmington election results keep status quo but Brunswick county shakes things up as BunCo votes against Reverse Osmosis Plant, GOP gets smoked in Virginia last night in gubernatorial and house elections that could be a very troubling sign for Republicans nationwide as a sign of things to come as midterms are now less than a year away
George Taylor, local entrepreneur, joins Tyler in studio to talk about Tru Colors Brewery which is a local business designed to give jobs to active gang members to provide them a second chance and make our community safer and David Maciaone, of National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about how the GOP tax plan changes to home interest deductions for primary and second homes could impact the housing market
Taylor Swift and the ACLU butt heads, Cape Fear Community College settles their lawsuit with former president Ted Spring, and Deb Hays joins Tyler in studio on election day to talk about the opioid problem, the importance of fiscal responsibility, and the future for short term rentals
Liberal narrative about more laws and the evil NRA falls apart as more information emerges after the Texas church shooting, Report indicates that the Air Force did not alert the national gun database of the shooters domestic violence conviction, Stephen Willeford, the hero in Texas, was not only a card-carrying member of the NRA but also a NRA firearms instructor, and analysis
It’s sad the media is more obsessed with Trump’s fish feeding technique than his lack of knowledge on Japanese car manufacturing, 26 dead after shooting at a Church in Sutherland Springs Texas that could have been worse if not for the heroic action of members of the community, and Bad poll numbers for Trump look to give the Democrats an electoral advantage if they can choose good candidate which they seem immune from doing
Bad poll numbers for Trump look to give the Democrats an electoral advantage if they can choose good candidate which they seem immune from doing, Trump argues Japan should make more cars in the US the problem is they already do, and press goes nuts over Trump’s fishing feeding technique because that’s super important
Bad poll numbers for Trump look to give the Democrats an electoral advantage if they can choose good candidate which they seem immune from doing, 26 dead after shooting at a Church in Sutherland Springs Texas that could have been worse if not for the heroic action of members of the community, and Senator Rand Paul receives 5 broken ribs and a bruised lung after violent altercation with his neighbor
State Treasurer Dale Folewell joins Tyler in studio to talk about the recent good news for the state pension plan, the changes to the state health plan this will help keep it solvent, the controversy behind the possible health insurance fees, and the sate website NCCASH.com that tells North Carolina citizens if the state news them money. Val Bourdreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the electric car tax credit, Tesla’s bad third quarter, and Consumer Reports top 10 most reliable cars.
President Donald Trump’s twitter account gets hacked by disgruntled twitter employee which worries many that Trump’s most popular form of communication is not protected, Report shows a popular Twitter personality who was quoted by over 20 top media and news outlets was really a Russian fake account pushing propaganda, and Robert Mercer severs ties with Breitbart, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Steve Bannon which could be a problem for the Trump wing of the party
Billionaire Robert Mercer severs tie with Brietbart possibly hurting Bannon’s chances of launching true opposition to the GOP Establishment, President Trump nominates Jerome Powell for chairman of the Federal Reserve, Economists expect big job numbers today, and GOP releases tax plan yesterday and it is gonna face strong opposition from special interest and Democrats
Blair Ellis, Deputy National Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to discuss the release of today’s tax plan by the GOP, what the tax plan will accomplish, how corporate tax cuts will help all Americans, and how the GOP will fight the special interest who are trying to stop it, Congressional hearings lead to the release of the dumbest Facebook ads that supposedly helped Russia influence the 2016 election and the stupidity of them heart Tylers heart, and Conservatives seem to get kinda liberal when it comes to regulating tech giants
President Donald Trump tweets about the terrorist in NYC getting the death penalty that could complicate actually making that happen, turns out 10% of men in London are taking their wives surname, and Tom Looney & Tobin Geatz join Tyler in studio to talk about the great work that is happening in Wilmington, at the CIE, Seahawks Innovation to promote entrepreneurship and how that will be highlighted at Cucalorus Connect next week
Congressional hearings lead to the release of the dumbest Facebook ads that supposedly helped Russia influence the 2016 election and the stupidity of them heart Tylers heart, Conservatives seem to get kinda liberal when it comes to regulating tech giants, and the GOP is set to release their tax reform plan that still seems up in there as the debate over whether or not the cuts can be permeant hinges on finding new revenue that is facing farce opposition
David Barnes, Policy Director for Generation Opportunity, joins Tyler to discuss the recent announcement that spending on Social Security has reached a trillion dollars for the first time, how the program could be fixed, and how millennials are planning for retirement way earlier than other generations, too many myths exist with Social Security like that the trust fund has been depleted and that the rich (if taxed enough) could pay for it both of which are false, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to warn people to be careful about buying gold coins and bullion from advertisements
Islamic Terrorist attack in New York has everyone picking sides and taking the almost exact opposite position they took during the Las Vegas terrorist attack, GOP delays release of tax plan, and Gov Cooper has a bad day as his spokesman for the Department of Public Safety threatened journalist, Nick Oschner, for publishing a report about a prison escape that led to the death of 3 prison employees and a three-judge panel rejects his claim that he has control over the board of elections
Islamic Terrorist attack in New York has everyone picking sides and taking the almost exact opposite position they took during the Las Vegas terrorist attack, GOP delays release of tax plan, and New Hanover County Democrat Party chair, Richard Poole, files an ethics complaint against local Republicans over plans to develop an aquarium on private land
Yesterday was the largest Rorschach test in the history of psychology, Manafort and Podesta is the greatest cleaning of the Swamp that has happened since Trump got elected, Trump currently is in the clear as the Manafort indictment was not about Russia and his campaign however the George Papadopulos charges are concerning because no one knows what he was able to gather or get on the Trump campaign and it could be real bad or nothing and only time will tell, and Davd Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about Jerome Powell becoming fed chair
New York Times reports that Jerome Powell will be Trump’s pick for Federal Reserve Chairman, liberals in Hollywood claim to be afraid of Trump but their action (or inaction) says they are more afraid of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey, and Deb Hays, candidate for Wilmington City Council, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the debate about growth and over development in southeastern North Carolina
Yesterday was the largest Rorschach test in the history of psychology, Manafort and Podesta is the greatest cleaning of the Swamp that has happened since Trump got elected, and Trump currently is in the clear as the Manafort indictment was not about Russia and his campaign however the George Papadopulos charges are concerning because no one knows what he was able to gather or get on the Trump campaign and it could be real bad or nothing and only time will tell
Charges announced as Paul Manafort and business associate, Rick Gates, are told to surrender to federal authorities, If you really wanna clean the swamp lets hope the special counsel boots everyone involved with the Clinton and Trump out of Washington, and Kevin Spacey latest Hollywood player to be accused of inappropriate behavior and comes out as gay in defense of his attempt at molestation of a minor
North Carolina judges punt to a special master to decide the constitutionality of the new maps drawn by the GOP, Kevin Spacey latest Hollywood player to be accused of inappropriate behavior and comes out as gay in defense of his attempt at molestation of a minor, and Roy Cooper, once again, challenges the constitutionality of a General Assembly law and loses in court
Kevin Spacey latest Hollywood player to be accused of inappropriate behavior, New poll finds Trump’s approval numbers at lowest of his presidency, Washington Free Beacon admits to having helped initial fund Fusion GPS and it’s oppo research into President Donald Trump, both sides highlight their hypocrisy on the Russia collusion charges, and big day in Washington as the first indictment from the special counsel investigation is expected later today
Cassie Smedile, National Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk about GOP infighting, tax reform, and the revelation that the Clinton campaign helped fund the Trump dossier, Ben Shapiro writes a good piece for Daily Wire arguing that Jeff Flakes collapse and retirement has nothing to do with Trump, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the importance of dividend-paying stocks in retirement
Jeff Flake announces he won’t run for re-election and everyone celebrates because if fits their narrative but Ben Shapiro writes a good piece for Daily Wire arguing that Jeff Flakes collapse and retirement has nothing to do with Trump, The Washington Post reports that it turns out the Clinton Campaign paid for the Trump dossier, and now it’s going to be fun to watch parties switch again on the threat that is Russia
Jeff Flake announces he won’t run for re-election and everyone celebrates because if fits their narrative but Ben Shapiro writes a good piece for Daily Wire arguing that Jeff Flakes collapse and retirement has nothing to do with Trump
Bill O’Reilly says he is mad a God for the situation he is in, O’Reilly claims the affidavit Lis Wiehl signed proves his innocence but most legal scholars say that’s not true, David French argues that O’Reilly needs to be Weinstein and booted out of the industry, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk a local shortage of houses around 100k and why Real Estate is not in a bubble
News & Observer reports on the problem with healthy eating on food stamps but there is little evidence that more money for the program would encourage and cause healthier eating, a new study from WRAL finds that the grandiose job claims made by incentive programs rarely deliver but the good news is they plans don’t cost as much because of that, and the real problem with incentive packages is not them meeting the goals set for them but that those metrics are wrong to begin with
Bill O’Reilly is mad at God for the predicament he has found himself in, Filmmaker James Toback is accused of sexual harassment by over 200 women, Treasury brings in 3.3 trillion dollars last year but still runs a 66 million dollar deficit, and the GOP keeps exempting loopholes which is making it harder to make the GOP Tax plan revenue neutral
Widows of Sgt La David Johnson, Myeshia Johnson, speaks out on Good Morning America arguing that she was hurt by President Trump’s phone call about her husband, NY Times reports that Fox News settled a lawsuit against Bill O’Reilly for 32 million dollars, and q new study finds that GOP tax plan could significantly grow GDP and wages however it would also increase the trade deficit which creates the conundrum for President Donald Trump who ran on reducing the trade deficit
Governor Roy Cooper rehashes HB2 debate and is attacked by the GOP for negotiating in bad faith on the March compromise on HB2, Transgender attacker convicted in Wyoming of assault on a child in bathroom, and John Byrnes, Coalitions Director of North Carolina for Concerned Veterans for America, joins Tyler to talk about his experience that left him waiting a year from deciding to call the doctor to getting the surgery he needed
President Donald Trump joins House GOP call to rally support for Senate budget, New study finds that GOP tax plan could significantly grow GDP and wages however it would also increase the trade deficit which creates the conundrum for President Donald Trump who ran on reducing the trade deficit
Tyler talks with caller David about what defines someone as pro or anti-science, Trump and the Dems fight about his comments to a recent widow whose husband died in an ambush in Niger, and Grant Perry joins Tyler to talk about the rothification of retirement planning
North Carolina General Assembly overrides the 10th Governor Cooper veto this one dealing with ballot access for candidates and judicial elections, Wilmington City Council looks at building concert venue to the possible detriment of private sector venues, and Tyler is joined in studio by 2 active gang members who are representatives from the Tru Color Brewery Co to discuss Tru Colors Brewery and the upcoming Battle of the Bosses event
Senator John McCain signs on to budget bill that is the first step towards tax reform, President Donald Trump threatens McCain early in the day after McCain criticized him Monday night, and The Hill reports a huge story about Russia corruption that could have influenced many people in the Obama administration inducing Hillary Clinton and the question remains why has it taken this long for anyone to really hear about it
President Donald Trump & Senator Mitch McConnell talk tax reform and argue it might not happen till next year, and luckily some conservatives are still acting like conservatives and demanding spending cuts along with tax cuts, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the beginning off the selling of the Fed’s balance sheet and the problem with the CPI to determine actual inflation levels
CFPUA announces a lawsuit against DuPont & Chemours over GenX, Senate passes first part of the veto override of Senate bill 656 dealing with judicial elections and also helps unaffected and third parties get on the ballot across the state
Latest weird update in Las Vegas shooting as the security guard who first encountered the shooter has now gone missing, President Donald Trump & Senator Mitch McConnell talk tax reform and argue it might not happen until next year, and luckily some conservatives are still acting like conservatives and demanding spending cuts along with tax cuts
Peter Ferrara, Senior Fellow from the Heartland Institute, joins Tyler to talk about President Donald Trump’s latest executive order, the democrats inability to admit the law was unconstitutional, and if Democrats continue to deny the unpopularity of ObamaCare they will continue to lose elections A Caller proposes that the National Anthem be removed from football games to avoid the controversy, and the problem with freedom and patriotism is everyone has a different definition of what is patriotic and claiming to be the arbiter will never end well…
Clay Travis makes a good point about the NCAA decision which is all schools are guilty of what UNC did so the outrage should be somewhat muted, North Carolina’s Attorney General joins lawsuit against President Donald for his executive order signed on Friday, Democrats seem to keep forgetting that Trump’s EO was backing up with the court already decided, and if Democrats really believe the President can allocate funds unilaterally that would man Trump could defund ObamaCare himself
US Military to begin evacuation drills for South Korea, President Trump decertifies the Iran deal which doesn’t end it but his advisors will be looking for stronger rules and accountability, and the NCAA releases their decision on UNC’s fake class scandal
Tyler continues his conservation with Tom Looney & Dan Brawley about Cucalorus CONNECT and President Trump tweets about revoking broadcasting licenses for networks he disagrees with that sounds a lot like the Fairness Doctrine arguments that liberals used to make
Erin Sullivan, star/producer/writer of With Love Marilyn, joins Tyler to talk about the life of Marilyn Monroe, how this production captures the complete person that was Marilyn Monroe, and how the Weinstein scandal highlights what destroyed Marilyn Monroe is still alive and well in Hollywood. Twitter suspends Rose McGowan for calling out Ben Affleck probably not the best idea for, and Tom Looney and Dan Brawley, from the Cucalorus Festival, join Tyler in studio to talk about the growth of the festival, the addition and growth of CONNECT, and the economic development that the festival itself brings to the area
President Donald Trump talks with Fox News host Sean Hannity and argues that even though the US has a 20 trillion dollar debt the stock market is up 5 trillion since he was elected which should help (not sure if he is joking or not) and President Trump tweets about revoking broadcasting licenses for networks he disagrees with that sounds a lot like the Fairness Doctrine arguments that liberals used to make
Trump tweets about the economy and winning the football protest debate, Trump touts unemployment rate despite bashing it on campaign trail, wall street has never been connected main street, Harvey Weinstein was a shitty businessman, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss why ETF’s are better than mutual funds
David from San Francisco calls in to discuss tax reform but the conversation devolves into a debate about eminent domain, Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to talk tax reform and the News & Observer’s vendetta against Charter Schools
Eminem drops a diss track targeting Donald Trump, Rape allegations now surface against Harvey Weinstein, Donald Trump wins the debate about NFL protests as Roger Goodall issues a memo about standing for the anthem, and Trump’s feud with Bob Corker cold derail his chance at tax reform
Trump tweets a little earlier than normal today commenting on the NFL protests and Jemelle Hill’s suspension, it’w weird that more people are upset about kneeling during the national anthem and not that taxpayer money is building million dollar stadium for teams and owners worth billions, Timeline for Vegas shooting changes making the whole thing even more bizarre, and David Maciaone joins Tyler in stupid to talk about gimmick mortgages and software programs that pre-approve people for loans
Trump tweets a little earlier than normal today commenting on the NFL protests and Jemelle Hill’s suspension, Donna Karen defends Harvey Weinstein arguing that maybe the girls deserved because of what they were wearing, Weinstein sends out a pathetic letter trying to get support before he was fired, Trump tells Forbes he would win an IQ competition between him and Rex Tillerson, and Governor Roy Cooper vetoes a judicial bill that would suspend primaries for judicial elections next year and approves a bill that removes the sunset date for film incentives
Timeline for Vegas shooting changes making the whole thing even more bizarre, EPA rescinds the Clean Power Plan, National Review explains why this makes sense, and a new study says wind energy could power the world but it would alter our ecosystem dramatically
Vice President Mike Pence reignites the NFL #TakeAKnee protests and everyone falls back into their role, North Carolina looks at changing judicial races that could lead to no more elections instead appointing judges, Harvey Weinstein is fired from his own company plus his advisers all quit, and David French writes that both power and ambition allowed Weinstein and Roger Ailes to continue their horrible behavior for so long
Senator Bob Corker & President Donald Trump battle it out on Twitter over the weekend, Vice President Mike Pence’s chief of staff calls for a purge of Republicans who aren’t supporting Trump’s agenda but some wonder what the Trump agenda is, and the Corker Trump fight could derail any hope the GOP had at getting anything done this or next year
Trump administration releases hard-line immigration principles that could derail DACA solution, Vice President Mike Pence reignites the NFL #TakeAKnee protests and everyone falls back into their role, Harvey Weinstein is fired from his own company plus his advisers all quit, and David French writes that both power and ambition allowed Weinstein and Roger Ailes to continue their horrible behavior for so long
Brion McClanahan, author of “How Alexander Hamilton Ruined America,” joins Tyler to talk about Alexanders Hamilton’s role in creating the central bank, his ideas of “implied powers,” and why he didn’t really believe in federalism, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about the distracting nature of new technology in cars and answers questions from callers
Cam Newton apologizes for “sexist” comments, reporter who asked him the question has to apologize for tweets from 4 years ago, Dr. Rev Mr. Barber says Governor Roy Cooper is not invited to NAACP conference, and Wilmington clubs are denying certain clothing that some argue is de facto trying to keep black people out
Dr. Rev Mr. Barber says Governor Roy Cooper is not invited to NAACP conference. Cam Newton apologizes for his comments yesterday, reporter who asks Newton also is forced to apologize for tweets from 4/5 years ago, Bet Stephens argues we should repeal the 2nd Amendment, and Charles CW Cooke explains why that’s insane
Congressman David Rouzer joins Tyler to discuss the GOP tax plan with regards to tax cuts, balancing cuts with ending of deductions, proper scoring of the plan, and the whether or not it should ad to the deficit, Gun control debate continues, and after hearing Senator Tim Kaine talk about guns Democrats really must get their talking points from John Wick movies
Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, holds a press conference to refute an NBC News article but seems to dodge denying he called the President a “moron,” General Assembly overrides the Governor’s veto of GenX funding, Cooper administration is not telling Lt Governor office he is leaving the state, Congressman Mark Meadows endorses Lt Governor Dan Forest for Governor in 2020, and Tom Looney joins Tyler in studio to talk about his role as President of Cucalorus Connect Conference this year, the headliners at this years conference, and the parcels between independent filmmakers and entrepreneurs
Democrats continue to posture as if they have a solution to stop mass shootings (they don’t), General Assembly overrides Governor Cooper’s veto of the GenX bill, and Cam Newton faces backlash for supposed sexist comments
Senator Thom Tillis joins Tyler to talk about the SUCCEED Act to fix the DACA issue and the GOP tax reform proposal and David Maciaone joins Tyler to discuss Tom Petty and whether or not the mortgage deduction could influence the housing market
While some details are emerging about the Vegas a movie remains elusive, without a clear motive Tyler wonders if fear of mortality could have caused this, Democrats jump on the gun control bandwagon with zero new ideas on how to stop the tragedy that just occurred, and Hillary Clinton starts talking about silencers for no other reason than to talk politics after claiming she wanted politics out of it
While some details are emerging about the Vegas a movie remains elusive, without a clear motive Tyler wonders if fear of mortality could have caused this, Democrats jump on the gun control bandwagon with zero new ideas on how to stop the tragedy that just occurred, and Hillary Clinton starts talking about silencers for no other reason than to talk politics after claiming she wanted politics out of it
Horrible shooting being reported in Las Vegas as 50 people are reported dead and over 400 people injured as a shooter attacked a country music festival adjacent to the Mandalay Bay hotel, motives of the killer are unknown, many videos being released and many are wondering if a fully automatic weapon was used in this shooting which is the most heavily regulated weapon on the market Rex Tillerson says the Trump administration is open to diplomatic discussions with North Korea, President Trump supposedly undermines Tillerson’s positions tweeting he “was wasting his breath” talking to North Korea, and some have argued Trump could be utilizing Madman theory made popular by former President Richard Nixon
Horrible shooting being reported in Las Vegas as 20 people are reported dead and over 200 people injured as a shooter attacked a country music festival adjacent to the Mandalay Bay hotel, inaugural meeting for the state house elected committee on river quality met to discuss GenX, and death toll with Vegas attack rises to 50 dead and over 200 injured making it the worst shooting in US history
Horrible shooting being reported in Las Vegas as 20 people are reported dead and over 200 people injured as a shooter attacked a country music festival adjacent to the Mandalay Bay hotel, motives of the killer are unknown, many videos being released and many are wondering if a fully automatic weapon was used in this shooting which is the most heavily regulated weapon on the market, Rex Tillerson says the Trump administration is open to diplomatic discussions with North Korea, President Trump supposedly undermines Tillersons positions tweeting he “was wasting his breath” talking to North Korea, and some have argued Trump could be utilizing Madman theory made popular by former President Richard Nixon
Meghan O’Sullivan, author of the New book Windfall, joins Tyler to discuss the changing perception of energy as purely economic and using it for geopolitical purposes, how Russia could be the big loser in the expansion of American energy exportation, and how America needs to work on becoming a reliable energy exporter to truly benefit from our increased energy production. Donald Bryson, State Chair of AFP, joins tyler to discuss the GOP tax plan to cut tax individual and corporate taxes, the importance of balancing cuts with spending cuts, and why tax incentives and North Carolina’s attempt to win over Amazon is a bad thing for taxpayers
The GOP tax plan is a great idea but can they follow through and counter it with spending cuts as well and Dr. Craig Galbraith, economics professor at UNCW, joins Tyler to talk about the recently released GOP tax plan, the myths and facts of the laffer curve, and why corporate tax cuts can do more than individual tax cuts
Hugh Hefner dies at age 91 and The GOP releases the foundation for their plan to cut taxes for both individuals and corporations while they simultaneously simply the tax code to make it work for everyone
Tax reform plan will be released today and the GOP seems to have a solid growth plan for the benefits of tax cuts but doesn’t seem to have any plan for offsetting the lost revenue other than a preposterous growth number that even if were true would not offset the trillions in tax cuts. Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, talks with Tyler about using old life insurance to better prepare for unexpected costs including longterm care insurance
College Basketball faces the possibility of huge scandal as 10 people are arrested on charges ranging from money laundering to fraud, the big question now is who is next in the college basketball world, Stupid cities and states around the country fawn over Amazon to try and win the new headquarters (including North Carolina) that would cost taxpayers 100 billion dollars that would undoubtedly not be offset by “new jobs”
President Donald Trump & the GOP will release their tax reform today, offsets for lost revenue will not be revealed as that will be debated in Congress, Judge Roy Moore wins the Alabama Senate runoff, Breitbart & Bannon team are lit about win and think this is a good sign for the 2018 midterms, and Bob Corker announced he will not run for re-election capping off a horrible day for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
Business & Interest Groups send a letter to the President arguing the Federal Insurance Program should be modified including where people should be allowed to build after the devastating hurricanes of Harvey & Irma, despite all the worries in the world like North Korea, Russia, and China the real concern is our fiscal irresponsibility as we continue to add to the national debt and make promises we can never keep. David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the major decision last week that the fed will start shrinking their trillion dollar balance sheet and the possibility that AirBNB could be used to help people pay for a house
President Donald Trump is tweeting about the NFL again this morning, Confederate grave desecrated in Bladen County, State Insurance Commissioner, Mike Cause, joins Tyler to discuss his visit to Brunswick County today, the extra programs that are viable to help those on Medicare, the importance of recruiting and retaining volunteer firefighters, and the future of flood insurance in North Carolina.
GOP’s latest attempt at ObamaCare repeal fails…again, The GOP already has a plan to try again but it seems the GOP is at an impasse till they get either new or more GOP senators, Jerry Jones & Dallas Cowboys kneel before national anthem to show unity, and Lebron James think Ohio voters are uneducated and that Hillary Clinton is the Michael Jordan of politics
Dallas Woodhouse, Executive Director of North Carolina GOP, joins Tyler to talk about health care reform, tax reform, and recently drawn districts in North Carolina, David Bobb, President of Bill of Rights Institute, joins Tyler to talk about the continued growth of those who oppose frees speech both on campus and against, and with all the NFL protests many people forget you can’t protest the flag because the flag represent freedom and freedom is required to protest
The GOP faces some consistency issues as they fight against NFL protests but still seemingly support Confederate statues that represents a much more violent protest against the US aka treason and The North Carolina historical commission punts on the decision to remove some statues from the capitol grounds
President Trump kicks off an interesting weekend by calling players who protest the national anthem “a son of a bitch,” More NFL players protest in response, However the reality is you can’t protest the flag because the flag represents freedom which is the definition of a protest
Senator Michael Lee joins Tyler in studio to discuss Governor Roy Cooper’s decision to veto the HB 56 that provide funding for GenX research, why the issue has gotten so political, and why Governor Cooper won’t drop the advice and consent process for his cabinet secretaries. Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler to talk about the cost of technology in cars, the move to electric cars, and is it worth to buy part discretely instead of going through a shop
President Trump kicks off Friday with a tweetstorm talking about ObamaCare, North Korea, & Russia, the historical commission meets this morning o discuss confederate statute removals and the GOP reminds them to follow the law, and a NY Times report finds that activists are now demanding that confederate memorials be removed from cemeteries
Russia threatens retaliatory strikes against US troops in Syria, President Donald Trump announces new sanctions against North Korea and Kim Jong Un lashes out at Trump calling him a “mentally deranged” and a “dotard,” Governor Roy Cooper vetoes funding for GenX research because he thought throwing a temper tantrum would be politically palatable
Joan Keston, from the Keston Law Firm, joins Tyler to talk about an upcoming seminar she is putting on for people to discuss long term planning including elder law, estate planning and asset protection and Tyler also talks with Mark Loudermilk about a great concert coming up that benefits the local chapter of JDRF
Elise Yoast, President of the UNCW College Republicans, joins Tyler in studio to talk about a fundraiser to help the UNCW CR’s to go to CPAC, the political climate on UNCW’s campus, and a new report that says college students are not a fan of free speech. Governor Roy Cooper goes back to court to fight the Senate’s constitutional right to confirm his cabinet positions, State Treasurer Dale Folwell joins Tyler to talk about awarded Blue Cross Blue Shield the third party administrator contract, expediting the application process for the retirement system, and the recent story about a 74 retired state worker who is forced to pay back 19,000 dollars
Hurricane Maria devastates Puerto Rico knocking out power for the entire country, Forecast models show Maria missing the continental US, and a new report finds that Paul Manafort offered to give a Russian billionaire a briefing about the 2016 campaign
President Trump gives his first speech at the UN and goes after “rogue regimes,” Despite Trump’s colorful rhetoric his speech was very traditional from a foreign policy standpoint, Arthur Herman writes that Russia could be the country who has been helping accelerate the norks missile programs, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the factors that go into deciding when is an optimal time to start collecting Social Security
Hurricane Maria makes its way up the Atlantic hitting Puerto Rico this morning, Students at Chapel Hill are trying to ramp up the protest of the Silent Sam statue with an economic boycott, Appellate court says a third lawsuit against Rolling Stone on their atrocious UVA gang rape story, and Jenner Roberts and the Charlotte city council ends prayer before legislative meetings
7.1 earthquake devastates Mexico killing more than 200 people and causing hundreds of millions of dollars of damage, President Trump gives his first speech at the UN and goes after “rogue regimes,” Despite Trump’s colorful rhetoric his speech was very traditional from a foreign policy standpoint, and Whoopi Goldberg & Joy Behar try and explain the North Korean situation and it is quite painful
North Carolina looks to court Amazon’s 2nd headquarters even though it may cost 10 billion dollars while simultaneously demanding a 74-year-old amputee pay the state back $19,000, Liberals solution is always more people and more money, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about how a low birth rate could affect the housing market, the qualifications immigrants must meet to get a loan, and the second coming of non-appraisal mortgages
Robotics experts have created an artificial muscle that can lift 1,000 times its own weight, after decades of a partisan control of the Board of Governors now all of sudden it’s a problem because the GOP is hyper-partisan versus just regular partisan, and Deb Butler whines shes not on GenX committees because she’s a Democrat when there are plenty of other reasons why that might be true as well
Hurricane Maria reaches a category 5 and is a big threat for the virgin islands and Puerto Rico, CNN reports that former Trump campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, was wiretapped by the US government, and reports find Trump associates facing significant legal bills to deal with the Russian probe being lead by special counsel Bob Mueller
The Trump administration steps up the rhetoric with North Korea warning a diplomatic solution is slowing fading away, President Trump tweets out a stupid GIF of a golf ball he hit knocking Hillary over and this is brilliant move that could show a new strategy for Donald Trump going forward, and Chelsea Manning continues to woo the left despite the fact that she is without question a traitor to the United States of America
Echo Farms officially to close in the fall after residents of Echo Farms and Matrix Development agree on a compromise to the development of the new community, Chemours fights back against the arguments from the state about what they told the state and when, and a Creative writing professor argues that 2 storms hitting the US in 12 years should be enough evidence to convince everyone to move away from the coasts
Emmy’s go political (SHOCKER) and Hollywood pats itself on the back for its celebration of the diversity of vanity, Hurricane Maria could pose a threat to southeastern North Carolina, President Trump tweets out a stupid GIF of a golf ball he hit knocking Hillary over and this is brilliant move that could show a new strategy for Donald Trump going forward, and Clay Travis says the word “boobs” on CNN and the internet lost its mind
Students at UNC look to sue the college over the silent sam statue, Attorney General Josh Stein says he regrets his vote for the Confederate statue law in 2015, and Val Boudreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the health of the car industry and the value of bumper to bumper warranties
President Donald Trump goes on a tweet storm this morning commenting on the London terrorist attack, the filibuster rule, and his travel ban. Trump’s tweet that will probably get the most attention is his tweet demanding an apology from ESPN and the left will go crazy over it forgetting that 41 Democrats Senators signed a letter demanding that Rush Limbaugh apologize for comments he made in 2007
Possible terrorist attack on a subway car in London, North Korea fires another missile over Japan, Recently too many political events have reminded Tyler of Seinfeld episode from President Trump’s negotiating skills to Nareeq Tashid attacking Ben Shapiro’s jewish faith, and Harvard rescinds their invite to Chelsea Manning after backlash
Tyler continues his discussion with Commissioner Skip Watkins on the Project Grace development and answers some concerns about he Gordon Road vote and Trump supporters in the media turn on President Donald Trump over his plan to work Democrats to save DACA without securing wall funding
North Carolina Republicans drop’s to the 3rd most populous group behind Democrats & unaffiliated voters, Wilmington Councilman Kevin O’Grady argues to stop the next GenX we need more government regulations, and New Hanover County Commissioner Vice Chair, Skip Watkins, joins Tyler in studio to discuss GenX, the development on Gordon road and the Project Grace plans
Democrats announce possible immigration deal that would save DACA in exchange for border security but no wall, White House says nothing was 100% agreed too, It’s like freaky friday as Trump supporters seemingly turn their back on Trump and Democrats welcome him with open arms, Bernie Sanders announces his Medicare for all program that could have the potential to obliterate the Democratic party if passed
Bernie Sanders is set to release legislation that would propose a medicare for all healthcare system and SHOCKINGLY he won’t explain how they are going to pay for 3 trillion dollars, Benghazi back in the news, and Grant Perry, founder of Pinehurst Capital, talks with Tyler about the importance of not running out of money in retirement
New census report shows good economic news as middle-class salaries reach an all time, North Carolina so called “conservative” blogger goes full on conspiracy theory by blaming Attorney General Josh Stein’s liberal beliefs on his Judaism, Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to discuss the hypocrisy of the Democrats complaining about gerrymandering after benefiting from it for 140 years, the disappointing knee jerk reaction from so many people on the Confederate statue issue, and September 11th becoming the official “First Responders Day” in North Carolina
SCOTUS backs up Donald Trump’s travel ban from Democrat challenges, Conservatives worried about Gary Cohn & Steve Mnuchin’s ability to guide tax reform through Congress, Budget Director Mick Mulvaney says he is not concerned about the debt right now, and the GOP looks like it is going to fall into the same trap it always does where it cuts taxes but doesn’t cut spending adding to the national debt
Kayleigh McEnany, RNC Spokeswoman, joins Tyler to talk about the GOP’s plan to get tax reform through congress, the potential problem with a short timeline for the new debt ceiling fix, the RNC’s opinion on the rumor that Steve Bannon is going to primary GOP Senators, and who should lead the GOP agenda; the President or Congress. David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to discuss the argument that the housing market is overvalued, the warnings of a real estate bubble, and the explosion of growth in Brunswick County
2018 mid-term election races are off and running, North Carolina’s leaders could even see some primary challenges, Steve Bannon looks to challenge GOP incumbents with a pile of money from the Mercer family, and the Wall Street Journal fires shots at Congressman Mark Meadows over the rumor he may try and remove Speaker Ryan from his post
More than 12 million people without power in Florida as Florida begins the recovery process after Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Jose computer models show it staying out in the Atlantic away from the cape fear region, UN security council lays out most stringent sanctions against North Korea yet, Nicholas Eberstadt explains why North Korea is the way that it is and how America should deal with them, and David French explains why we should thank George W Bush for keeping us safe not hold him in contempt like Steve Bannon
Tyler describes his first hunting trip ever, 9/11 families move forward with lawsuit against Saudi Arabia with new info that says their embassy funded a 9/11 dry run, Chemours strikes a deal with North Carolina on Genx and other compounds being released in the water, and protests during the national anthem kick off the NFL season
Berkeley braces for Ben Shapiro to speak on campus and offers students, who can’t handle the speech, counseling to deal with someone having a different opinion than them, how do schools teach something as horrific as 9/11 if students can’t handle a speaker talking politics they disagree with, Governor Cooper looks to remove Confederate statues from capitol grounds, and Amazon’s price cuts are causing other businesses to cut their prices
Hurricane Irma maintains hits Florida and North Carolina is spared, Today marks the 16th anniversary of September 11th, North Carolina still short 500 million to pay for the damage done by last years Hurricane Matthew, Some liberal economists believe a hurricane can be an economic benefit but Frederic Bastiat disproved this theory over a 100 years ago, and Dr. Thomas Sowell disapproves the theory that anti-price gouging laws should be on the books to protect people during natural disaste
Senator Thom Tillis joins Tyler to discuss the legislative solution to the DACA problem, the upcoming debt ceiling fight, Hurricane Harvey aid, and kicking the can down the road on the spending plan. Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the volatility of the Stock Market and what people can do to protect themselves
Conservatives in Congress are fighting a possible plan to tie Hurricane Harvey aid to a debt ceiling increase, GOP leaders are looking at passing a 3 month CR to fight over spending & border wall to December, Trump tweets about tax reform & Hurricane Irma, State threatens to pull Chemours discharge permit because of lack of transparency on discharge in wastewater, and court of appeals upholds “alienation of affection” law
Hurricane Irma strengthens to Category 5 while the Governor of Florida issues mandatory evacuations, Dow drops over 200 points over fears of North Korea, Trump administration announces the end of DACA, Congress looked to act on helping DACA recipients, why Trump has some wiggle room on the issue, and it’s more of an argument about constitutional powers vs immigration
General Tony Tata joins Tyler to discuss the latest North Korea nuclear test, what America’s next move should be to negotiate with Kim Jung Un, China’s motivation to be a part of the solution, and could North Korea get to dangerous that even China couldn’t control them and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to discuss mortgages for rental properties, changes to reverse mortgages, and rule changes for CFPB on high-cost mortgages
Trump administration expected to announce the end of DACA program but Congress may have a solution for the DACA beneficiaries, Crazy liberal David from San Fransisco calls in to argue that Rex Tillerson and the oil puppeteers are escalating the situation in North Korea, Dozens protest Confederate statutes in downtown Wilmington, Liberal group to hold presser criticizing for Governor Pat McCrory, and Representative Chris Millis surprises many by announces he will resign from office in the middle of September
Hurricane Irma strengthens in the Atlantic becoming a Category 4 with impact on the eastern seaboard still unknown, North Korea tests its strongest nuclear bomb, UN security council holds emergency meeting on Monday, Global community seems to support even stronger sanctions, and China may be the only palatable option to handle North Korea but it might come with too mnay strings for the US to stomach
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, seems to distance himself from President Donald Trump, and Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, seems to distance himself from President Donald Trump, and Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Many are wondering why Houston was not evacuated, President Donald Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Many are wondering why Houston was not evacuated, President Donald Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Tropical Storm watch in effect for Southeastern North Carolina, New district maps pass first vote on Friday more votes expected today, and Governor Cooper heads to the state Supreme Court to challenge the General Assembly on their law about the Board of Elections
Tropical Storm watch in effect for Southeastern North Carolina, New district maps pass first vote on Friday more votes expected today, and Governor Cooper heads to the state Supreme Court to challenge the General Assembly on their law about the Board of Elections
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Many are wondering why Houston was not evacuated, President Donald Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Hurricane causes devastating flooding in southeast Texas, Many are wondering why Houston was not evacuated, President Donald Trump pardons former Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Iowa announced Apple would be building a data storage center and create 50 jobs for just 200 million dollars from the taxpayer, the wall may not physically stop immigration by it could have psychological effect, social security is in a lot of danger and is doing everything it can to remain solvent, and everyone is pumper for the Mayweather & McGregor fight
Mitch McConnell criticizes Trump’s trade rhetoric, New CATO report finds protectionism has worked only once in American history every other time it actually hurts Americans, and Iowa announced Apple would be building a data storage center and create 50 jobs for just 200 million dollars from the taxpayer
Time op/ed says North Carolina is losing its democracy because of gerrymandering, Governor Cooper visits the port city, the legislature overrides two vetoes, liberals make new arguments about tearing down “Silent Sam,” and UNC Tarheels could have a problem with their name…
Hurricane Harvey could reach a Cat 3 when it hits Texas later tonight or early tomorrow morning, President Donald Trump distances himself from GOP lawmakers for strategic reasons but it could hurt him if the GOP loses power in the House & the Senate and the Dems start the impeachment process, and there are a few scenarios that could prevent & cause a government shutdown
Do the states have a right to secede? Despite a states rights argument most historians and SCOTUS scholars so no and a GenX hearing take place Wilmington and things go political quick
Attorney Larry Grew joins Tyler in studio for an extensive debate on the current state of ObamaCare, why regulations will always be a part of government healthcare, the role of government in healthcare, the likelihood of a medicare for system, the flaws of medicaid, and the dangers of creating new welfare programs
GenX hearing take place Wilmington and things go political quick which could be a good sign, Democrats seem unable to see that the very government agencies they are advocating for are the ones that dropped the ball on GenX, and Democrats continue to complain how the GOP is too good at gerrymandering and should be stopped
The 758 million dollar Powerball has a winner, High school popularity does not predict long term happiness, Mitch McConnell’s approval rating drops to 9% while his candidate in Alabama has an 18 point deficit, McConnell and Trump’s feud doesn’t help anyone and definitely doesn’t help Trump or McConnell or the GOP
Crazy 12 hours as Trump holds a campaign rally in Arizona, 800 protesters demand removal of the “Silent Sam” statue on campus, and ESPN reassigns Asian announcer because his name is Robert Lee, It’s true the civil war was all about slavery but the fact it was involved at all means it will always be 100% of what people think of, and Tyler explains why he is, despite the rumor, not a supporter of open borders
Trump holds a campaign rally in Arizona, New York Times reports that the relationship between Mitch McConnell & Donald Trump has reached new lows, and Grant Perry, found of Pinehurst Capital, talks about the importance of understanding your level of risk with so many afraid of a possible market correction
Activists descend on Chapel Hill to protest the “Silent Sam” statue, Governor Roy Cooper (SHOCKER) makes the situation worse, Blue Cross & Blue Shield to drop grandfathered plans, and legislative commissions will meet today to talk about GenX
Crazy 12 hours as Trump holds a campaign rally in Arizona, 800 protesters demand removal of the “Silent Sam” statue on campus, and ESPN reassigns Asian announcer because his name is Robert Lee, and Trump faced strong criticism from the populist wing of the party about his foreign policy & immigration plans which could have cause the return of populist campaign Trump
President Trump’s Afghanistan speech if the first story that Breitbart covered with Steve Bannon at the helm and they didn’t hold back in their criticism, Breitbart employees seemingly open to working with enemies to take down Trump if he turns on populism, Trump could cave to pressure from elites on agenda, Durham county election worker indicted by a grand jury for obstruction of justice after manipulating provisional ballot results, and all eyes will be on Trump in Phoenix tonight at his rally to see if th keeps the tone and rhetoric the same as yesterday
General Tony Tata, author & former Deputy Commanding General in Afghanistan, joins Tyler to talk about President Trump’s speech last night on the changing strategy going forward in Afghanistan from adding troops to ending the doctrine of nation building in the Middle East and David Maciaone joins Tyler to talk about some of the problems with inventive products in the mortgage market and baby boomers and millennial’s impact on the housing market
Local liberal activists angry Senator Michael Lee while simultaneously supporting talking points from Gov Roy Cooper, WBTV has questions about what the Cooper Administration knows about Genx, and Durham county election worker indicted by a grand jury for obstruction of justice after manipulating provisional ballot results
President Trump announces his plan for Afghanistan last night, Trump decides to increase troop levels and end the nation building agenda of the GOP over the last few decades, and gridlock in Washington may be better than most people realize
Steve Bannon is out at the White House, the New York Times claims that college sports are racist, no matter how ridiculous Trump acts the Democrats will always top him, and the GOP is out fundraising the Democrats by a significant margin
Steve Bannon is out at the White House and now the debate begins on who he targets now that he is free, Elliot Kaufman argues College Republicans should take a lot of the blame for legitimizing the alt-right movement, and the concern for the GOP could be who is being recruited by the College Republicans who could be the future of the party
New Hanover County debates the solution to the affordable housing crisis and it’s good to see that Chairman Woody White refuses to buy the argument that government should solve this problem, Duke takes down it’s Robert E. Lee statute, and Dr. Rev. Mr. Barber gets involved int he debate
Another Navy destroyer is involved in another accident which is the 2nd in two months and has many analysts concerned about what is happening with our Navy, Steve Bannon is out at the White House and is now back at Brietbart and the question is now which group does he goes after first
All issues in politics have become binary after the 2016 election, caller wonders if Confederate statues could be designated art and protected under the first amendment, and the market decline yesterday is because of turmoil in the White House that could cause some real problems for Trump
Gary, everyone’s favorite caller, calls in and makes an insane argument about the domestic terrorist in Charlottesville, People on the right need to be consistent on reactionary opinions either they are ok or they are not but they can’t be ok for Islamic terrorism but not ok for domestic terrorism, and two liberals call in to talk Charlottesville and Trump
More criminals are arrested in Durham for destroying the statue out in front of the court house, hundreds of people show up to support the possible felons, critics call on a Robert E Lee auditorium to be renamed despite it being a different Robert E Lee, and there is no doubt antifa is an awful group but the fact that a white supremacist killed someone puts the weight of the event on their shoulders
Terror attack in Barcelona leaves 20 dead and over a hundred injured while another coordinated attack happened 4 hours later 60 miles from Barcelona, ISIS takes credit for the coordinated attacks, Steve Bannon gives an exclusive crazy interview to a liberal publication and no one can figure out why
Anyone claiming one side caused the events in Charlottesville over another lying because no one knows, Trump supporters need to stop making excuses for white supremacists you are playing right into the rights hands, and Kevin Williamson says the nazi marchers are obvious rejects by their own definition
President Donald Trump’s business councils disband, Trump signs executive memo to investigate China’s theft of US companies intellectual property, Trump administration begins the renegotiation process on NAFTA, and a new poll shows more people support trade than they have in a decade and it might be because of Trump
Confederate memorials are vandalized in Wilmington NC, 3 more Durham criminals who tore down a Confederate memorial in Durham are arrested, Kevin Williamson writes a great piece that says Republicans shouldn’t be goaded into a battle about Confederate war memorials, Erin Brokovich hosts a rally at UNCW on GenX, and too many people on both sides of the GenX debate have ways too make money to be trusted 100%
Confederate memorials are vandalized in Wilmington NC, 3 more Durham criminals who tore down a Confederate memorial in Durham are arrested, and conservative columnists make some good arguments for why the Confederate statutes should remain in place
Protesters in Durham vandalize and deface public property by pulling down a confederate memorial in front of the court house, BLM founder says hate speech is not protected but the first amendment, and Hugh Hewitt argues Bradenburg v Ohio could lead to more charges in Charlottesville
Protesters in Durham vandalize and deface public property by pulling down a confederate memorial in front of the court house and David Maciaone from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the booming housing market in Raleigh & North Carolina in general and what impact changes to the tax code could have on the housing market
Protesters in Durham vandalize and deface public property by pulling down a confederate memorial in front of the court house, Antifa claim to be anti-fascist by our members of the World Workers Party a party linked to Joseph Stalin
Protesters in Durham vandalize and deface public property by pulling down a confederate memorial in front of the court house, President Donald Trump clarifies his statement about the events in Charlottesville, Black Lives Matter founder argues on MSNBC that hate speech is not protected by the 1st amendment, the ACLU fights
A rally that turned into riots in Charlottesville leaves 3 people dead and one man in jail on possible terrorism charges, President Donald Trump misses the easiest layup in all of politics by condemning white supremacists and some Republicans want Mitch McConnell out of office but there is no proof anyone else could do any better…
A rally that turned into riots in Charlottesville leaves 3 people dead and one man in jail on possible terrorism charges, President Donald Trump misses the easiest layup in all of politics by condemning white supremacists, and some are wondering if this means Steve Bannon could be out in the White House soon
As the battle over whether or not confederate war memorials should stand it is important to note that confederate soldiers (including Robert E Lee) were against war memorials honoring the confederacy they wanted the nation to move on from the war, New data shows the GOP with a voter registration advantage in New Hanover County for the first time in a decade, House Speaker Tim Moore tries to explain why the budget cuts to low-income legal aid is justifiable but it’s a hard argument, and rumors are that NC is looking at a Mazda-Toyota manufacturing plant and it’s scary to think what this will cost taxpayers…
A rally that turned into riots in Charlottesville leaves 3 people dead and one man in jail on possible terrorism charges, President Donald Trump misses the easiest layup in all of politics by condemning white supremacists
President Donald Trump tweets that the US is “lock and loaded” against North Korea that seems to unnecessarily escalate the current tense situation
President Donald Trump tweets that the US is “lock and loaded” against North Korea that seems to unnecessarily escalate the current tense situation, Val Boudreau, the Care Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the top cars for college students and important repairs that will increase the life of your car
GenX turns political which might be a good sign, House leaders announce rules for redistricting and Democrats (of course) don’t like em, and one of the biggest boondoggles in Southeastern North Carolina is almost complete; Inland Greens
China warns North Korea & US about first attacks, President Donald Trump ramps up rhetoric against North Korea, Kim Jong Un lowers expectations about launch at Guam, Trump’s strong rhetoric is roiling the financial markets, and the Nuclear taboo might not be the safety net that many think it is
Has the Reagan Star Wars program finally reached maturity, North Korea continues to threaten Guam, and Tom Nichols writes a great piece explains why North Korea is still ways away from having a nuclear missile capable of reaching the US
Latest GenX test results show numbers below state standard, CFPUA to dump water out of Aquifer to make people feel better, GOP Senators question Cooper administration about GenX information, Governor Cooper announces incentives for another company that are actually more than the proposed investment from the company, and the FBI raids Paul Manafort’s house before dawn back at the end of July
Tom Nichols writes a great piece explains why North Korea is still ways away from having a nuclear missile capable of reaching the US, State treasurer Dale Folewell joins Tyler to discuss the recent announcement of a double digit return for the pension fund, the money saved from the issuance of new debt, and the renegotiation of medicare advantage premiums that will save taxpayers tens of millions of dollars a year, and Governor Roy Cooper is accused by the NCGOP of accepting illegal campaign donations
North Korea continues to threaten Guam, Democrats critique Trump’s langue and lack of foreign policy experience, and we can thank Obama for a hacked election and a nuclear North Korea
Report from the Defense Intelligence Agency says North Korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, President Donald Trump warned North Korea to stop making threats or they’ll face fire & furry from the US, North Korea telegraphs possible attack on Guam, and the real debate now begins on what President Trump should do about North Korea and wonder if Kim Jong Un is a rational actor
Clark Neily, VP for Criminal Justice at the Cato Institute, joins Tyler to talk about the damage that occupational licensing is having on our economy by directly hurting geographical and economic mobility as well as indirectly increasing the cost of services and goods because of government restrictions, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the importance of gun trusts
NCDHHS finally releases a proposal for the General Assembly to allocate funds to fight GenX, New study finds North Carolina is in bottom 5 for health care experience, BCBS NC gets a new CEO, Governor Cooper files ANOTHER lawsuit against the general assembly, WRAL gives him credit for a budget item that be vetoed, and new study finds that charter schools make public schools better
Report from the Defense Intelligence Agency says North Korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, President Donald Trump warned North Korea to stop making threats or they’ll face fire & furry from the US, North Korea telegraphs possible attack on Guam, and the real debate now begins on what President Trump should do about North Korea and wonder if Kim Jong Un is a rational actor
New report finds despite health gains by the country Appalachia residents are actually going backwards, Trump announces presser for later today about opioid problem, a new report from POLITICO finds that backing out of TPP has had a negative impact on the agricultural industry therefore hurting rural America that many thought would benefit from killing TPP, and Trump’s accomplishments for his first 200 days get some recognition
Dallas Woodhouse tweets about the history of the Democratic party in North Carolina and the Dems didn’t like that, the myth of the racist voters leaving the Democratic party to become Republicans is a myth that no data supports, Google proves how supportive they are of different opinions by firing someone with a different opinion, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about household debt and adjustable rate mortgages
Democrats like to believe that when given a choice between A & B they think C is an acceptable answer when it comes to economics, Libs are angry that Duke Energy is making rate payers pay for Coal Ash cleanup as if there was some other revenue source at their disposal, and some SENC residents call for federal water standards
SHOCKER: New report says WaPo & NYT reporters were less than thrilled about covering Lynch & Clinton meeting in 2016, Stephen Miller apparently live quite the cosmopolitan life in DC, and a new report from POLITICO finds that backing out of TPP has had a negative impact on the agricultural industry therefore hurting rural America that many thought would benefit from killing TPP
North Korea threatens revenge for US lead sanctions imposed by the United Nations, NY Times reports that Vice President Mike Pence is running a shadow campaign for President in 2020, & Andrew McCarthy of the National Reviews writes that Mueller’s impaneling of a grand jury in Washington could be the first step in impeachment, Chris Pratt & Anna Farris announce the are splitting up, Eric Bolling gets suspended from Fox News after accusations he sent unsolicited lewd photos to female colleagues, and Trump goes on a tweetstorm this morning
President Donald Trump goes on a tweetstorm this morning, New report from Montgomery County, MD shows that raising the minimum wage would cost the county 47,000 jobs over 5 years so the Democrat council members just ignore it, Liberals run to economists on immigration issues yet run away from economists on economic issues, and the wall debate could cause a government shutdown
Liberals continue to whine about redistricting arguing that the Republicans are too good at it and the shrinking of rural communities makes the urban/rural divide even more pronounced and something needs to be done to help the people in those communities
North Korea threatens revenge for US lead sanctions imposed by the United Nations, NY Times reports that Vice President Mike Pence is running a shadow campaign for President in 2020, & Andrew McCarthy of the National Reviews writes that Mueller’s impaneling of a grand jury in Washington could be the first step in impeachment
Thomas DiLorenzo, author of “The Problem with Socialism”, joins Tyler to talk about the crisis in Venezuela and why socialism is entirely to blame, why socialism is incompatible with democracy therefore democrat socialists like Bernie Sanders can’t ideologically exist, and why socialism always leads to poverty, misery, and eventual failure.
Latest data shows GenX levels below the danger levels set by NCDHHS, Civitas Institute sends a letter threatening Chemours with a lawsuit under the Clean Water Act, BCBS of NC reduces the rate increase for next year from 22% to 14%, and Lt Governor Dan Forest joins Tyler to talk about the Restore Free Speech On Campus bill that recently became law, the importance of free speech on campus, why the public needs to let universities know they are watching, and the upcoming special session today in Raleigh and what we can expect to see
President Donald Trump endorses the GOP senate immigration plan, Economists unify against the bill, Stephen Miller battle with CNN’s Jim Acosta, and Tyler’s column this week says be careful thinking immigration is causing most of the job loss in the US when it could the fact that the American worker is not up the standard we are used to in the USA
Herbert Meyer has an interesting proposition which is Russia is not anywhere near as powerful as they want the world to think, Christopher Wray is confirmed as the new FBI director, reminder that it was President Trump’s firing of James Comey that caused the special counsel appointment not AG Sessions recusal, Ben Rhodes is a person of interest in the unmasking investigation in Congress, a person of interest emerges in the firebombing of a GOP headquarters that happened back during the election season, and debate ceiling talks breakdown between the President and leaders in the Senate
Rex Tillerson tells North Korea that America “is not your enemy” and signals that the US is open to diplomatic discussions, many in the international community are worried about an alliance forming between Russia and North Korea which could help push Putin’s larger agenda with Russia on the national stage, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to discuss tax forward planning
CFPUA apparently has already spent 120 grand on lawyers and PR to deal with the GenX controversy, a person of interest emerges in the firebombing of a GOP headquarters back during the election season, and Anna Beavon Gravely, from Generation Opportunity & Americans For Prosperity, joins Tyler to talk about the Restore Campus Free Speech Act becoming law, Governor Cooper’s decision not to veto it, and Gravely’s current trip to Washington to fight for tax reform
Debate ceiling talks breakdown between the President and leaders in the Senate, Christopher Wray is confirmed as the new FBI director, reminder that it was President Trump’s firing of James Comey that caused the special counsel appointment not AG Sessions recusal, the White House now admits Trump did help with Donald Trump Jr’s statement on the Russia meeting so the big question now is who leaked it…
WaPo reports that President Donald Trump dictated his son’s statement on the meeting with the Russian lawyer in Trump Tower, Anthony Scaramucci is donezo after he was announced as White House Communications Director only 10 days ago, and NPR story says Fox News, a Trump donor, and the White House colluded to push the Seth Rich conspiracy to divert attention from the Russia Trump connection
Anthony Scaramucci is donezo after he was announced as White House Communications Director only 10 days ago, Kevin Williamson writes a great piece at the National Review that explains the Mooch and Trumps fake Alpha male bravado, and David Macaione, from National Home Finance, talk about millennial home buyers and advice for first time home buyers
Lawsuit filed in Outer Banks power outage, Ray Cooper talks GenX and visits in southeastern North Carolina again, Federal Judges say no special election will take place but do put a timetable on when the maps should be drawn, and arguments are made about the process of challenging ballots whether it should remain the same or made more difficult with more accountability
WaPo reports that President Donald Trump dictated his son’s statement on the meeting with the Russian lawyer in Trump Tower and Anthony Scaramucci is donezo after he was announced as White House Communications Director only 10 days ago
North Korea launches an ICBM that can reach the continental United Sates which means North Korea cannot be ignored anymore, China’s involvement is essential and some say we need to pressure them through action others say we need to ramp up talks, and ObamaCare repeal might not be dead as Lindsay Graham looks to push a bill forward while working with Mark Meadows in the house to try and get conservatives on board
Newbie dem politicians and activists are gonna push for universal healthcare which could derail the dems chances in the 2018 midterms and if they did succeed it could destroy the Democratic party forever…
Judges chastise GOP legislature for dragging their feet on redistricting, Judges caught off guard when informed no BOE exists, Democrats look to pump money into North Carolina, and money might exist but the message is less clear…
Reince Preibus resigns on Friday and General John Kelly takes the reigns today, Some say Jeff Sessions might be moved to head of DHS to replace Kelly and allow a new AG to be picked, and with Preibus gone Trump cuts all ties with the establishment GOP
The theory that Hope Hicks is really controlling everything in the White House seems to be making more and more sense, Henry Scanlon wonders why there are so many pretty girls at CPAC especially in comparison to the guys, and the truth about healthcare (and everything else) is the rich subsidize the beta testing to benefit the middle class
Anthony Scaramucci goes off on a obscenity laced tirade about Steve Bannon and Reince Preibus proving he is unfit to be anyones communication director better the White House’s and Val Bordeau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the importance of rotating your tires and Amazon entering the car parts business
Black out forces a mandatory evacuation in the Outer Banks, new water tests for GenX show god results in BrunCo, Cooper stretches the truth on Chemours new permit banning GenX dumping, Cooper oversold the GenX dumping solution, Dale Folwell saves more money for NC taxpayers, court battle over redistricting and a possible election continues in court, and state board of elections
Senate GOP Fails to pass the “skinny repeal” in early morning vote, Sen John McCain passes the deciding vote to block repeal, and Anthony Scaramucci goes off on an obscenity laced tirade about Steve Bannon and Reince Preibus proving he is unfit to be anyones communication director better the White House’s
Ashley & Renee from the 2nd annual tickled pink bachelor auction join Tyler to talk about the upcoming event Saturday where Tyler will be one of the 12 eligible bachelors, Senator John McCain is diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer and support pours in from both sides of the aisle, and Senator McCain is an old school Washington Republican which is an important trait with some of these fights nowadays
Attorney General Jeff Sessions reinstates asset forfeitures and faces universal condemnation from conservatives and democrats and Donald Trump sits down with The New York Times and discusses Sessions recusal former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony before congress