Trump did a 2 minute interview on Fox Business and it takes me 20 minutes to explain why it is all wrong and self conflicting. He thinks he will become President, "Make America Great" and of course the stock market will go up, up up.... However, he has pulled out of the stock market. You may never guess why.
Special Guest is John Flanagan. We discuss his time in the US Military, The effects of religion of Bosnia and Yugoslavia, and his time selling annuities. He gives us an inside perspective!
Investing Skeptically: I review a listeners annuity. Find out what was promised and what really happened.
Focus on Africa - Wednesday, 3rd August 2016
Running battles in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, between police and anti-government demonstrators. Local elections in South Africa - a major test for the ruling ANC. Malian music sensation, Modja... plus more.
Cato Daily Podcast - Bernie Drives Debate over Glass-Steagall
A proposed return to Glass-Steagall financial regulation is now a part of both GOP and Democratic platforms. How did that happen? Would it prevent another financial crisis? Mark Calabria comments.
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The Gist - Jessi Klein Says Women Are Dogs
On The Gist, Jessi Klein explains her theory that women can be sorted into two categories: poodles and wolves. It’s an idea she explores in her new book, You’ll Grow Out of It. Klein is the head writer on the Comedy Central show Inside Amy Schumer.
For the Spiel, Trump is giving voice to an element we’ve known about—but he’s still losing.
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Money Girl - 460 MG Should You Invest in a 401k with No Matching?
Laura explains how 401k employer matching works and answers a listener question about what to do when your company doesn't match your retirement contributions. Find out if it still makes sense to invest in a 401k with no matching funds to boost your account. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2b7pY1S
Cato Daily Podcast - Haitian Coffee Grows on Trees
What factors have led Haiti, once the world's leading coffee producer, to tumble into subsistence-level farming? And why does that industry repeatedly fail to return? Tate Watkins, author of Haitian Coffee Grows on Trees, discusses his work.
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The Goods from the Woods - Episode #101 – “Drinkin'” with Patrick Moore
In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys are joined by the king of Kansas City, comedian Patrick Moore. We're talkin' about drinking and boozing and carrying on. This is a show about drinkin' stories like the ones shared by comedians every month at Patrick's Los Angeles-based live storytelling show, TANKED! Side tangents this episode include Catholic school, the Kansas City Royals, crack cocaine, 70's game shows, and ZIMA! Also, Rivers talks about smoking leaves and lawn clippings out of a paper plate when he was 13. Do zomething different and enjoy this hilarious episode! Follow Patrick on Twitter @PatrickMooreRIP. Song of the week this week: "Take a Run at the Sun" by Dinosaur Jr. Follow the show @TheGoodsPod Rivers is @RiversLangley Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod
The Gist - Diary of a Soon-to-Be-Freed Detainee
On The Gist, we bring you this never-before-aired interview with writer and human rights advocate Larry Siems, who edited the writings of Guantánamo Bay detainee Mohamedou Slahi for the 2015 book Guantánamo Diary. Slahi has been approved for release.
For the Spiel, a quick game of “Have You Even Read the Constitution?”
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Cato Daily Podcast - Which States Might End the Income Tax?
A few states with demographic issues might be the next ones to end the dreaded income tax. Stephen Slivinski of Arizona State University predicts at least one state will soon end the personal income tax.
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More or Less: Behind the Stats - WS More or Less: Odd Socks and Algorithms
How can the techniques of computer science help us in everyday life? We speak to Brian Christian co-author of ?Algorithms to Live by: The Computer Science of Human Decisions?. He argues that the techniques of computer science can help us manage everyday situations in a more logical and efficient manner. So which algorithm can help solve the problem of odd socks? And what is the most efficient way of alphabetising your book collection? Tim Harford investigates.