Speaker 1: Finantial throwdown from a Wall Street heavyweight.
Speaker 2: This is the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLWI.
Speaker 3: Alrighty, we say good morning to Athens, Ohio's very finest.
Speaker 3: Dan Schwartzman from our Bloomberg newsroom in New York City, Danny.
Speaker 3: Bitcoin continues to sink while some precious metals continue to rise.
Speaker 4: That is correct, tom Bitcoin starting the new month under
Speaker 4: pressure once again after losing almost seventeen percent of its
Speaker 4: value just in November. Traders say a key support level
Speaker 4: for bitcoin is eighty thousand dollars, with the token currently
Speaker 4: well under it's October high of over one hundred and
Speaker 4: twenty six thousand dollars. It is right now at eighty
Speaker 4: just over eighty six thousand dollars and thirty cents well.
Speaker 5: Silver trading at a record this morning.
Speaker 4: The trader's placing specuative bets on the white metal given
Speaker 4: ongoing supply tightness. Meanwhile, copper advancing to a record high
Speaker 4: in the London Metal Exchange on fears the global market
Speaker 4: is heading for a supply crunch. But how a Bitcoin
Speaker 4: down from one twenty six to now eighty six thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Okay, Dan?
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Coca Cola getting sued by the estate of a
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Speaker 4: that quote sounds remarkably like the voice of Johnny Cash,
Speaker 4: with consumers expressing confusion on social media. I remember the
Speaker 4: ad and I thought it was Johnny Cash away.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, Okay, well I can understand why then they're
Speaker 3: showing him. Meanwhile, the futures this morning, whys check, they
Speaker 3: were down, Oh, still down, my friend, Dow's down four
Speaker 3: tens to one percent, Nasacs down one percent, SMP currently
Speaker 3: down seven tenths of one percent. From Bloomberg Dan Schwartzman
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Speaker 3: E N and we call them the busines Insider. But
Speaker 3: all we've been talking about for a few weeks is
Speaker 3: AI and we continue that topic here today. So for
Speaker 3: the next five weeks, most of us will have or
Speaker 3: hope to have a little EPRA time off from work.
Speaker 3: And you're suggesting this year to give the gift of
Speaker 3: a I. How and why do we do that?
Speaker 6: Well, so, yeah, we're most of us are going to
Speaker 6: get a little time off between now and the end
Speaker 6: of the year and between now and Christmas, and some
Speaker 6: of that time is going to be used to do
Speaker 6: some holiday shopping. I'm saying your holiday shopping could already
Speaker 6: be done.
Speaker 7: You could just give gift of AI.
Speaker 6: And yeah, I'm kind of kidding about that, but I'm
Speaker 6: also not really kidding. Let's say you decided you're going
Speaker 6: to give everybody on your gift lifts stump form of
Speaker 6: gift of AI. You'd probably use AI to figure out.
Speaker 7: How to do that.
Speaker 6: Sure, but also let's just say the predictions about AI
Speaker 6: for you to change everything. And you were the one
Speaker 6: at the end of twenty twenty five who came along
Speaker 6: to everyone or in your life around you and said,
Speaker 6: let's buckle down figure this thing out.
Speaker 7: You might be giving them the.
Speaker 6: Greatest gift they ever received, which is brighter future than
Speaker 6: if they just bury their head in the sand and
Speaker 6: ignore it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, if you're going to give someone the gift
Speaker 3: of Ai, how would you go out doing that?
Speaker 7: How would I do it?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 7: I would use AI.
Speaker 6: I would open up an AI platform, Gemini or Perplexity
Speaker 6: or chat GPT. I would type in I want to
Speaker 6: give everyone I know the gift of AI this holiday season?
Speaker 7: How should I do that?
Speaker 3: And it's going to pound out what we can give
Speaker 3: a gift certificate, I mean, explain that people who know
Speaker 3: nothing about this but they're trying to learn about it.
Speaker 3: We try to walk them through that a little bit
Speaker 3: during our segment each and every week about you know,
Speaker 3: fooling around with it, playing around with it, asking some
Speaker 3: simple tasks, see the results going from there. But if
Speaker 3: you're actually going to give it as a gift for
Speaker 3: somebody to open in an envelope, whatever, how and where
Speaker 3: would you go about actually giving them that?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean I am actually serious, open some AI
Speaker 6: platform and ask them how to do it, because this
Speaker 6: is exactly the kind of thing AI excels at. Is
Speaker 6: it get there's information and presents it to you. I mean,
Speaker 6: at the end of the day, Yeah, I think you're gonna.
Speaker 7: Give people they're gonna I would.
Speaker 6: Use AI to create gifts or tickets for AI. Now,
Speaker 6: there are lots of wall you could do that. You'd say, look,
Speaker 6: an AI subscription generally around twenty dollars a month.
Speaker 7: I might say to people it depends on your budget.
Speaker 6: I'm giving a year of.
Speaker 7: A particular AI platform, or you.
Speaker 6: Know, let's say your dad's an accountant tool, go find
Speaker 6: an AI platform.
Speaker 7: That's four out the accountants.
Speaker 6: There are hundreds of AI platforms. I personally, I'm going
Speaker 6: to give everybody in my life a subscription to the
Speaker 6: same AI platform, so we're all using the same platform.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna get everybody somewhere between three months and six
Speaker 6: months or twelve months of access. We're all going to
Speaker 6: have access to it. And every time I talk to
Speaker 6: everyone i've given this as a gift, I'm going to
Speaker 6: say have you used your AI platform?
Speaker 7: Or they call me say I need your advice, I'm
Speaker 7: going to say.
Speaker 6: Did you be looking it up on And it's probably
Speaker 6: going to be perplexity, just because that's why I use
Speaker 6: There's no rules to this, but the first rule, if
Speaker 6: there was a rule, should be use AI to figure
Speaker 6: out how to do it, because I want you to
Speaker 6: start using AI too, not just the.
Speaker 7: People in your life.
Speaker 3: Okay, now, how about this idea. You tell me if
Speaker 3: this makes sense. If you're a manager in your company
Speaker 3: or you're a small business owner, would you thank God
Speaker 3: giving you it to your employees?
Speaker 6: Yes, Now that doesn't mean you don't also give them
Speaker 6: the gift you normally do. But I think you might
Speaker 6: look at this or if you have the kind of
Speaker 6: relationship with your people that you can sit us with
Speaker 6: twinkle in your eye, you might say to them, I'm
Speaker 6: kind of giving you the gift of the future by
Speaker 6: giving you the Todai. You don't want to say that
Speaker 6: as a threat, but if you can say it in
Speaker 6: a joking way and people kind of go like, I
Speaker 6: think you're just serious, because yeah, because this really could
Speaker 6: be the greatest gift to you. If you have people
Speaker 6: in your life who are resisting this, and you may
Speaker 6: be resisting it. Just making something fun, something silly. It's
Speaker 6: just the idea, but also something that people think about
Speaker 6: doing together. You know, you had a Christmas party where
Speaker 6: you tell everybody to bring a lapop.
Speaker 7: Computer or a phone, huh, and you all.
Speaker 6: Play kind of a game of trivia sitting around the
Speaker 6: table and everybody uses AI to you know, figure out
Speaker 6: what the game is. You know, you might say to
Speaker 6: yourself and people around you for a month, let's never
Speaker 6: use Google every time we have a question.
Speaker 7: We would normally oh, I'll google that, let's AI instead.
Speaker 6: Oh and look, we all have a sscription to an
Speaker 6: AI platform.
Speaker 7: Let's figure this out together.
Speaker 6: That's what it's going to take.
Speaker 7: The master AI is just using it.
Speaker 6: So I'm just looking for ways to get people to
Speaker 6: get a fun way embrace it and use it and
Speaker 6: try it, and even if you fail, you still learn something.
Speaker 6: And that's really the point.
Speaker 3: All Right, Let's be the Brench for a minute, because
Speaker 3: the Grench always shows up around Christmas time, right, the
Speaker 3: TV show shows up every year a year after year,
Speaker 3: forever and ever. What do you think are the possible
Speaker 3: consequences if we just say ah bah humbug to AI
Speaker 3: this holiday season instead of taking the time to a break.
Speaker 7: Well, you could lose your job, you could.
Speaker 6: That's a nice lose your chance at advancing in your company.
Speaker 6: You could have a real impact on your family economically.
Speaker 6: And think back thirty years or twenty five years ago
Speaker 6: to the pew in your life who never got any
Speaker 6: Internet training. They became irrelevant.
Speaker 7: That's the consequence.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, I have a great rest of your day.
Speaker 7: It's great to hear.
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Speaker 3: Friday eight forty on your Monday morning. Hope everybody had
Speaker 3: a great Thanksgiving weekend and time to get back up
Speaker 3: and at them. And every single Monday we get together
Speaker 3: with the Hall of Famer. We call it Mondays with Marty.
Speaker 3: Marty Brennaman, Good morning. How was your holiday weekend?
Speaker 1: It was okay, I hope yours was well.
Speaker 5: It was great.
Speaker 3: It was nice seeing you guys last night over a
Speaker 3: fifty bus cheeseburger.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yeah, I mean give them a little outstanding.
Speaker 3: They do such great work over there, not only their product,
Speaker 3: but they do great stuff I know with the Marymont
Speaker 3: Schools and that for a long long time. And we're
Speaker 3: appreciative of Bob's slattery in that group for that. Okay,
Speaker 3: the biggest story I like to call these things water
Speaker 3: cooler talk, right, and you know, look for men who
Speaker 3: follow football, especially college football, this lane kept and for
Speaker 3: those that don't know what I'm talking about here, generally speaking,
Speaker 3: here's a deal. Lane Kiffin is the football coach. Was
Speaker 3: a football coach until last night at Ole Miss. They've
Speaker 3: had the best season in the history of the school.
Speaker 3: They've won eleven games, they've only lost one. It looks
Speaker 3: like they're guaranteed a spot to play starting next week
Speaker 3: in the college football playoff. Kiffen has decided that he
Speaker 3: is leaving to go to LSU. He is taking nine
Speaker 3: coaches with them. I want to start before I get
Speaker 3: into all of that the other stuff. What were your
Speaker 3: thoughts about Kiffen leaving at this point in time.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it applies to a lot of coaches
Speaker 1: tom in the past. Brian Kelly is a prime example here.
Speaker 1: I've been no big fan of his at all. The
Speaker 1: timing of all of this is terrible, you know. You
Speaker 1: see football seasons come to an end, and now teams
Speaker 1: are firing. Our schools are firing coaches and they're looking
Speaker 1: to hire others, and always their certain favorites because of
Speaker 1: the success they've had at the school they currently coach at.
Speaker 1: Kiffin is a prime example. You have to go more
Speaker 1: often than not, sometimes you have to lie to your
Speaker 1: fans in the school that you're leaving as Kelly did
Speaker 1: and end up going. And then if you go, if
Speaker 1: you're hired right away, which they most of them are,
Speaker 1: then you have to leave right away. And if your
Speaker 1: team is in the postseason, more often than not, you're
Speaker 1: not going to be allowed to hang around and coach them.
Speaker 1: Just it's a mess. I would hate to be placed
Speaker 1: in that position, because I think a man's integrity is
Speaker 1: brought to bear. I don't think any worse than this
Speaker 1: Kiffin situation, which has been a soap opera from the
Speaker 1: get go.
Speaker 3: You know, the one thing about the guy you talked about, Kelly,
Speaker 3: I mean, he left and didn't even have a chance
Speaker 3: to talk to his team. And I think that's what
Speaker 3: angered people around here more than anything. Not that he
Speaker 3: left Cincinnati to go to Notre Dame, but because that's
Speaker 3: a slam dunk, it's a fact that he left. It
Speaker 3: didn't have a chance to talk to his team. Kiffin
Speaker 3: was scheduled to talk to his team and after sitting
Speaker 3: down with the president of the university and the athletic director.
Speaker 3: And this is a topic I want to get into now,
Speaker 3: and then we'll get to the whole calendar thing in
Speaker 3: a minute. But what were your thoughts? Kiffin apparently really
Speaker 3: pitched the AD hard hard on letting him coach. However,
Speaker 3: Long Old Miss lasted through the playoff, and apparently, by
Speaker 3: all indications, LSU was okay with that. Even though you
Speaker 3: have the national signing date for high school players this Wednesday.
Speaker 3: The transfer portal unbelievably opens up during the college football
Speaker 3: playoff while it's going on. But Kiffin wanted to stay
Speaker 3: and coach the team the rest of the way. The
Speaker 3: AD said, not a chance. Do you like that decision?
Speaker 1: No? I don't. No, I don't like it at all.
Speaker 1: I mean I once again, it's got to do with
Speaker 1: the hypocrisy dealing with the kids. You know, they always
Speaker 1: say this is all about the kids. The hell it is.
Speaker 1: It's not all about the kids. If it was about
Speaker 1: the kids, then he would have been allowed to stay
Speaker 1: there and coach. Now, I agree, you and I talked
Speaker 1: extensively about this last night. Uh. It could have been
Speaker 1: a possible commercial for Louisiana State. Uh. It could have
Speaker 1: been the threat that they feel they meeting the officials
Speaker 1: at Ole Miss with him trying to convince kids to
Speaker 1: come into the portal and leave Miss ill Miss and
Speaker 1: go to the LSU. But here they are on the
Speaker 1: on the verge of the greatest moments in their in
Speaker 1: their history. Uh, these kids, and now it's a terrible
Speaker 1: taste in their mouth. I read a piece in the
Speaker 1: Inquiry this morning about how the blood is so bad
Speaker 1: down there relative to from the kids to Delane Kiffen
Speaker 1: in the manner in which this whole thing has gone down. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's just it's an absolute College athletics is an absolute mess,
Speaker 1: and I'm blue the NCAA for a lot of it.
Speaker 3: You know, the thing about the NCAA is so Dad,
Speaker 3: you and I both know. You know, once they started basically,
Speaker 3: you know, the the BCS stuff, and now they've moved
Speaker 3: into the college football Playoff stuff. I mean, even though
Speaker 3: when it comes to certain rules and regulations, yes, the
Speaker 3: NCAA is in charge, but at the same time, the
Speaker 3: College Football Playoff as it's branded, pretty much runs itself.
Speaker 3: And it just seems like there is no direction from
Speaker 3: them to try and change his calendar because they know
Speaker 3: every single year that this kind of thing, the possibility
Speaker 3: of it happens. I mean, we saw the guy at
Speaker 3: Marshall last year. He ends up leaving Marshall before the
Speaker 3: bowl game, so many kids decided to transfer out that
Speaker 3: they didn't even have enough players to play in a
Speaker 3: bowl game. And so, you know, you know the flip
Speaker 3: side of all of this, And I'm curious your thoughts here.
Speaker 3: I mentioned that the transfer portal opens up while the
Speaker 3: college football playoff is going on. But let's just take
Speaker 3: a team like South Florida. Let's pick them because they've
Speaker 3: had a really nice year. Alex Golis yesterday officially left
Speaker 3: there to go take another job. But these kids that
Speaker 3: are even in a regular quote unquote bowl game, all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, you know, they're looking around and going,
Speaker 3: who in the world is going to coach this team?
Speaker 3: But at the same time, Dad, if they want to
Speaker 3: pick up and leave and sit out of a bowl game,
Speaker 3: We've seen a lot of players do that in recent years,
Speaker 3: where they you know, whether it's for the NFL Draft
Speaker 3: or because they plan on transferring somewhere else. I mean,
Speaker 3: they can leave, why can't the coach.
Speaker 1: I can disagree with that. That's the reason why somebody
Speaker 1: with some measure of intelligence, and I think there's scar
Speaker 1: a few of them, can sit down and try to
Speaker 1: hash this whole thing. Out transfer or postponed to a
Speaker 1: later date. The transfer a portal situation. There's no reason
Speaker 1: on God's earth why you can't do that. They either
Speaker 1: leave now or they leave a month from now. With
Speaker 1: the acts of difference, I just think that that there
Speaker 1: are ways to make work, and far smarter people than
Speaker 1: me to get involved in say how they should do it.
Speaker 1: But there has to be a way of making this
Speaker 1: a more palatable situation for the players, for the coaches,
Speaker 1: for the university officials. There's got to be I mean this,
Speaker 1: when somebody first labeled this a Wow wild West, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what the heck it is. I mean, in every
Speaker 1: sense of the word, every aspect of your program is touched,
Speaker 1: Every aspect of your athletic and collegiate community is touched,
Speaker 1: and most of those touches are negative touches. It's just
Speaker 1: an absolute unmitigated mess. You know.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, there was a fascinating article written just this morning
Speaker 3: about Ryan Day, the head football coach at Ohio State,
Speaker 3: and the way that he and his program have been
Speaker 3: trending here over the last number of years. Obviously, we
Speaker 3: know they're number one in the country, they're undefeated, they
Speaker 3: won the national championship a season ago, and a lot
Speaker 3: of people you know, for years thought Kirby Smart, the
Speaker 3: guy Georgia, was a guy who really had the strongest
Speaker 3: resume in the sport. And this article suggests that Ryan
Speaker 3: Day over the last seven years, whether you're talking about
Speaker 3: his recruiting, hiring his coordinators, giving up the play calling,
Speaker 3: which he did two years ago, last year when they
Speaker 3: won the championship, lost his offensive coordinator and now gives
Speaker 3: it to Brian Hartline this year, whether you're talking about
Speaker 3: his graduation rates, whether you're talking about his players not
Speaker 3: getting in trouble off the field, that he is now
Speaker 3: becoming the guy in college football, and of course it
Speaker 3: helps that you finally beat Michigan. What are your thoughts
Speaker 3: on Ryan Day.
Speaker 1: I'm a big fan of Ryan Days, A big fan
Speaker 1: of Ryan Days for a number of years. I know
Speaker 1: some of these Ohio State fans and I say this, well,
Speaker 1: people believe you understand. I'm a big fan of Ohio
Speaker 1: State football. Obviously I didn't go to school there. I
Speaker 1: love the way they played. I fell in love with
Speaker 1: it when Irvin was coaching there, and I think Ryan
Speaker 1: Day has stepped and he's done a marvelous job. He's
Speaker 1: not a guy that shoots his own horn. You don't
Speaker 1: hear a whole lot from him other than the football season,
Speaker 1: And if you hear anything from him, it's because somebody
Speaker 1: asked him a question. He has no opinions on anything
Speaker 1: unless somebody ask him. He goes about his job coaching,
Speaker 1: and coaching very well the Ohio State football team. But
Speaker 1: these fans who wanted him fired in the event that
Speaker 1: he worked to have lost to Michigan, which he beat
Speaker 1: the hell out of them on Saturday, I have a
Speaker 1: problem with that. To me, it's the greatest rivalry in
Speaker 1: collegiate sports. I used to think he was Duke in
Speaker 1: Carolina and basketball, not anymore. I think it's Michigan and
Speaker 1: Ohio State. When it comes to collegiate rivalry. There is
Speaker 1: nothing bigger than that. I think the guy's a marvelous coach,
Speaker 1: I really do. I think he does everything the right way.
Speaker 1: Whatever system he's got going for him. He loses very
Speaker 1: few kids to a portal. He always going to lose
Speaker 1: some because he's always going to have such a great
Speaker 1: football team that if they're going to be players better
Speaker 1: than others and they can Joe Burrow is the best
Speaker 1: example in the world. That's before Ryan Day. But no,
Speaker 1: I think I think if somebody wrote an article extolling
Speaker 1: his virtues as a collegiate coach and maybe being the
Speaker 1: best in the country, I'd be hard pressed to argue
Speaker 1: that against that completely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that record eighty two and ten is
Speaker 3: just absolutely mind bodily. Okay, all right, I need a
Speaker 3: little I need a little I'm not going to say advice,
Speaker 3: but I want to get your insight on something because
Speaker 3: my wife has been giving me a very hard time
Speaker 3: about this.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 3: I did not go Tohier State, Okay, but I, as
Speaker 3: you know, I don't know if there's a bigger fan
Speaker 3: of Ohio State football than I am. I mean, I
Speaker 3: live and die with every play. I love them. I
Speaker 3: fell in love with them because they're my home state's
Speaker 3: team and it's just been going on for decades and
Speaker 3: decades and decades. All right, But I have no skin
Speaker 3: in the game when it comes to Ohio State. I
Speaker 3: didn't go to school there. As you know, your grandson,
Speaker 3: my son, Luke, is a student and is a broadcasting
Speaker 3: major there at Indiana University. And those two teams number
Speaker 3: one against number two will play in the Big Ten
Speaker 3: championship game this weekend in Indianapolis. My wife Polly is
Speaker 3: giving me a really hard time that I would be
Speaker 3: rooting for Ohio State and not Indiana. Now, Luke says, Dad,
Speaker 3: are you kidding me? I would never expect you to
Speaker 3: root for Indiana against Ohio State. But my bride is
Speaker 3: beating me over the head, so too is my daughter.
Speaker 5: Ella. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 3: I'm pa and remember now I'm paying Indiana money.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so what do you think?
Speaker 1: I don't I, you know, to drag out an off
Speaker 1: and use baseball cliche hang with him? I I don't
Speaker 1: know what to tell you. Believe me, Being his granddad,
Speaker 1: I'm once removed. I mean your his dad, I'm his granddad.
Speaker 1: I've thought about this subject a lot, Believe me, I have,
Speaker 1: I really truly have. Uh. Where where will my rooting
Speaker 1: interest be when they see that football up in Indianapolis
Speaker 1: this weekend? I don't. It's just it's gonna be hard, Uh,
Speaker 1: it really truly is. I would love to see Indiana win.
Speaker 1: Because of Luke's involvement at the university and also involved
Speaker 1: in the community communications program and the work he's done
Speaker 1: on football and basketball and every sport there, and then
Speaker 1: again I think about Ohio State. I could I try
Speaker 1: to rationalize and I say, well, they wanted last year.
Speaker 1: You know, they don't need to win it back to
Speaker 1: back years. Let's let's to let Indiana win that game
Speaker 1: and maybe win the national championship. But I don't, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I have my own personal feeling on it
Speaker 1: and how I think it's gonna add up. But I'm
Speaker 1: not revealing that.
Speaker 3: Uh, you're not gonna pick a winner on this show.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna pick the winner.
Speaker 1: All right. I'm picking Ohio State to win. How can
Speaker 1: you not big or I think it's got a chance
Speaker 1: to I think it's got a chance to get out
Speaker 1: of control. I really do, I really do. All Right,
Speaker 1: let me say this. I read an interesting piece in
Speaker 1: the paper this morning. Somebody has written and read the article.
Speaker 1: Saw the headline. This game Saturday may well determine who
Speaker 1: wins a Heisman Trophy. It's going to be number one
Speaker 1: against number two. It's going to be uh, the Mendoza
Speaker 1: kid in Indiana is going to be the uh saying
Speaker 1: kid at Ohio State. And I believe that. I think
Speaker 1: they're the top two candidates right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think any day just.
Speaker 1: Add something else to it, add something else to the game.
Speaker 1: It really does.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's going to be exciting.
Speaker 3: And I tell you, for those that don't like Ohio State,
Speaker 3: when you think about their quarterback being a red shirt
Speaker 3: freshman and their two best running backs being freshmen and
Speaker 3: the best wide receiver in the country as a sophomore man,
Speaker 3: it is pretty scary stuff. All right, It's going to
Speaker 3: be fun. Thanks as always for the time. Hope you
Speaker 3: have a great rest of your day.
Speaker 1: All right, buddy, you too, We love you.
Speaker 5: I love you too. I'll talk to you later on
Speaker 5: Uh who we know?
Speaker 1: Drums, roads, pads, and shoes.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter what kind of car you got the call.