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In this episode, learn from investor Chris Camillo on how observing social trends can lead to extraordinary investment returns and why humanoid robots could be the next big thing.

Chris Camillo, investor, creator of Dumb Money and author, shares his unconventional "social arbitrage" investment strategy that has yielded impressive returns over the past 17 years. In this episode, Chris explains how he identifies consumer trends through social media analysis, particularly TikTok comments, to make profitable investments. He also discusses his outlook on AI and humanoid robotics as transformative technologies that will create massive investment opportunities in the near future.

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We hear reaction from Ghana where President Nana Akufo Addo signed the gender equality bill. Women's rights advocates are calling for the immediate implementation of the nearly 30-year-old bill.

Also, what is the legacy of Ali Bongo, the disposed president of Gabon? The former head of state has in a letter, announced he has quit politics.

And how the demand for frankincense is promoting poor harvesting methods in countries like Ethiopia and Somalia.

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Growing concern about a wider war as Israel steps up attacks in Lebanon. Harris gains ground as economy improves. Birmingham shooting investigation. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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Israel's military has warned people in southern Lebanon to evacuate homes used to store weapons for Hezbollah. This comes after last week's explosion of Hezbollah communication devices and multiple strikes. World leaders gather in New York this week to discuss the biggest geopolitical issues and crisis, and the mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, is calling for action after a mass shooting.

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Artificial Intelligence has gained ground so fast that OpenAI, the firm powering ChatGPT, is changing Silicon Valley’s investment model and how it innovates. Why the global nuclear order may be in peril (10:24). And an alternative type of electoral forecasting is gaining ground: political astrology (19:02). 

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Alabama

• 11th Circuit court upholds AL policy re: driver's licenses for transgenders
• Sen. Tuberville reiterates that Trump is in danger of more assassinations
• Birmingham is rocked by shootout that killed 4 and injured 17 more
• Court of Appeals upholds murder conviction of Coley McCraney
• A candidate for Cullman commission charged with theft and abuse of office

National

• House Speaker releases spending bill that expires on December 20th
• State of Oklahoma removes 450K ineligible names from voter rolls
• RFK Jr. appeals case in MI to remove his name from upcoming ballot
• Fallout continues re: P Diddy, especially now that he hasn't bonded out
• Song for Trump called "Fighter" gets 10M hits in just a few days

The news to know for Monday, September 23, 2024!

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Plus, a one-week warning for anyone with student loans, why Cards Against Humanity is suing Elon Musk, and which movie brought in the most money at the box office for the third weekend in a row.

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Hispanic voters who came to the country legally are “not for people just coming over the border” illegally, Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue says. 

“No,” Unanue said, when asked whether former President Donald Trump’s border policies would cost him the Hispanic vote in the 2024 presidential election. 

The CEO is a longtime supporter of Trump and was thrust into the political spotlight four years ago after stating publicly that the U.S. was “blessed” to have Trump as president. The remark triggered calls from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, D-N.Y., and others to boycott the Goya brand, which sells its products in the U.S. and many Spanish-speaking countries. 

The boycott failed, and “business has been great” since then, Unanue says. 

Unanue remains a vocal Trump supporter, and in his new book, “Blessed, Donald J. Trump, and the Spiritual War,” he explains why he thinks Trump is the leader America needs at this moment in history. 

The chairman of the Hispanic Leadership Coalition, Unanue, whose grandfather immigrated to America from Spain, joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the biggest issues on the minds of Hispanic voters and why he is an unapologetic Trump supporter. 

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In Central Asia, the world's youngest desert occupies a basin that once held a vast saline lake. The Aral Sea.

Up until the 1960s, the sea spanned more than 26 thousand square miles across two countries. It supported thriving fishing communities along its shores. But then, in the name of progress and development, much of the river water that fed the sea was diverted for agriculture. Now the Aral Sea has all but disappeared, shrunk to about tenth of its original size. The UN Environment Programme has called the Aral Sea's destruction quote "one of the most staggering disasters of the 20th century."

On this episode of The Sunday Story, Above The Fray Fellow Valerie Kipnis takes us to the Aral Sea to try to understand what went wrong and whether anything can be done to save the little water that's left.

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