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Speaker 3: All right, Gina Servetti. We're getting closer and closer to
Speaker 3: the weekend, which I like, yay, but we got work
Speaker 3: to do here. Fifth Third Bank we're reporting strong earnings
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 4: That's right, Steve. The Cincinnati based bank posted higher profit
Speaker 4: in the third quarter, and it beat what Wall Street
Speaker 4: was expecting. Average deposits beat the street, and a key
Speaker 4: metric that investors watch called net interest income also beat projections.
Speaker 4: So we've been hearing about some of these jitters over
Speaker 4: regional banks overall, not so when it comes to Fifth Third,
Speaker 4: we're seeing shares moving higher ahead of the opening bell.
Speaker 4: Investors like what they heard.
Speaker 1: I like that Samsung in the news.
Speaker 3: They're gearing up to showcase that's this new Trifol smartphone
Speaker 3: at a conference this month.
Speaker 4: Yes, this phone is going to debut at an economic
Speaker 4: summit in South Korea later in October. Now we've learned
Speaker 4: that the trifle device will be displayed on the sidelines
Speaker 4: of this summit. People won't be able to handle it
Speaker 4: just yet, but it works as either a conventional smartphone
Speaker 4: or a much larger tablet. When it's fully opened, it
Speaker 4: has two hinges and it's due out next year.
Speaker 3: Well, it's going me interesting to see. I'm looking forward
Speaker 3: to that. The markets were not good yesterday. What are
Speaker 3: you seeing now?
Speaker 1: Things look a lot better than they did earlier.
Speaker 4: Right now, the down futures are starting to show a
Speaker 4: little bit of life here. They're up thirty five points,
Speaker 4: SMP futures down only five now, and the Nasdaq futures
Speaker 4: are down fifty seven. From Bloomberg genis Cervetti on news
Speaker 4: radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: All right, it's coming up on eight ten on seven
Speaker 3: hundred wl W Steve Hawkins and for Tom Brenhaman it's Friday.
Speaker 3: We get to always talk to Matt Roush talking TV.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Matt Rausch. How are you doing well?
Speaker 5: How you doing Sieve?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 1: Good good?
Speaker 3: I love talk tw Can you find out some stuff
Speaker 3: to watch? You say here? Super busy time in the world.
Speaker 3: A TV streaming pick of the week. What are you seeing?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 7: It dropped yesterday and a lot of people hopefully are
Speaker 7: starting to watch it. It's a great binge for the weekend.
Speaker 7: It's the third season of The Diplomat one of my
Speaker 7: favorite series on Netflix. It's been nominated for the Best
Speaker 7: Drama in the last couple of times it's been on,
Speaker 7: but it ended on as such a major cliffhanger in
Speaker 7: the second season.
Speaker 5: This is a show that stars.
Speaker 7: Kerrie Russell as the Ambassador of the UK, but she
Speaker 7: gets caught up at all this international intrigue and at
Speaker 7: the end of the second season she discovered that the
Speaker 7: Vice President played by the Great Alison Janney, was involved
Speaker 7: in this conspiracy that ended up with the bombing of.
Speaker 5: A British carrier. But she had her hands.
Speaker 7: Dirty and all of this mess, and she was about
Speaker 7: to expose her when the President dropstead of a heart attack,
Speaker 7: and all of a sudden, her nemesis, the Vice President,
Speaker 7: is now the president, and how's she going to deal
Speaker 7: with this? Then they introduced Bradley Whitford as the President
Speaker 7: as the new president's husband, so you have a little
Speaker 7: bit of a West Wing reunion between Alis and Janny
Speaker 7: and Bradley Whitford.
Speaker 5: But you have this.
Speaker 7: New president with all this secret baggage going on, and
Speaker 7: then things kind of spiral from there.
Speaker 5: It's really fun.
Speaker 7: I think this is my favorite political drama I have
Speaker 7: ever seen since The West Wing, which was a true classic.
Speaker 7: You know, nowadays, if The West Wing was coming around,
Speaker 7: it wouldn't be airing on network TV and being airing
Speaker 7: on a streamer because the network doesn't put any networks
Speaker 7: don't put anything this good on their networks anymore. More's
Speaker 7: the pity. But nonetheless, The Diplomat is really fun.
Speaker 5: It's juicy.
Speaker 7: It's even sexy because her relationship with her husband, Carrie
Speaker 7: Russell is and he was a former diplomat as well,
Speaker 7: and he's trying to push her into the vice president's seat.
Speaker 7: This relationship is one of the most fun relationships of
Speaker 7: any marriage I've seen on TV in a long time,
Speaker 7: maybe since Carrie Russell's last show, which was called The
Speaker 7: Americans on FX, where she was playing.
Speaker 5: A fake wife and a fake marriage.
Speaker 7: She was a deeply embedded Soviet spy a living next
Speaker 7: door in suburban DC in the eighties. I loved The Americans,
Speaker 7: and The Diplomat is nearly that good. So anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 7: The Diplomat is my pick of the week. I can't
Speaker 7: stop talking about it.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: I'm always looking for something new. Thank you for that one.
Speaker 3: There's a couple of show biz documentaries of note coming
Speaker 3: up right.
Speaker 7: Yeah on Apple TV, which has dropped the plus from
Speaker 7: their name. It's still one of my favorite streamers because
Speaker 7: their ratio of good shows.
Speaker 5: Is really high.
Speaker 7: They don't flood the market the way Netflix does. But
Speaker 7: Apple TV almost everything they put on is pretty good.
Speaker 7: And today they're presenting two major documentaries about major showbiz figures.
Speaker 7: The biggest one is Mister Scorsese. That is Martin Scorsese,
Speaker 7: a five episode docuseries from director Rebecca Miller about this
Speaker 7: legendary director, and it takes you from his days as
Speaker 7: a student filmmaker all the way up to his Oscar
Speaker 7: Glory and all these major films of his taxi Driver,
Speaker 7: Raging Bull, Goodfellows, you name it. He's always been struggling
Speaker 7: with the conflict between good and evil and so.
Speaker 5: Many of his movies.
Speaker 7: It's very, very, very revealing documentary.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 7: You love Martin Scorsese's films, You're gonna want to watch it.
Speaker 7: And then also dropping today is a much more personal
Speaker 7: documentary from Ben Stiller about his famous parents, Jerry Stiller
Speaker 7: and Mira who. If you grew up in the seventies
Speaker 7: or thereabouts, you remember them as Stiller and Mira, this
Speaker 7: wonderful comedy team, a husband wife whose love story endured,
Speaker 7: but their comedy act was great. And Ben Stiller does
Speaker 7: this very personal documentary about his parents, about how their
Speaker 7: relationship endured, what their relationship means to him and his
Speaker 7: own family. I think you're going to want to see that.
Speaker 7: It's called Stiller and Myra Nothing Is Lost. Really good
Speaker 7: stuff for show biz freaks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 3: I find myself watching anything Ben Stiller movie or something
Speaker 3: like that that he does.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 5: Of course.
Speaker 7: Well, he also does severance for the Apple TV Plus,
Speaker 7: which was a huge hit for them, and so I
Speaker 7: think he's got a relationship with Apple, which is why
Speaker 7: he's brought this documentary to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I for a long time I didn't realize
Speaker 3: his dad was George Costanza's dad in Seinfeld, Right, that's
Speaker 3: the Jerry.
Speaker 7: John also the dad and king of Queen's And so, yeah,
Speaker 7: he had a major career in sitcoms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, All right, let's go to spinoffs. They're big,
Speaker 3: especially on CBS offering a couple tonight.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, so yeah, spinoffs, that's how they clogged the
Speaker 7: market on the network.
Speaker 5: TV.
Speaker 7: If you're not part of a franchise, you're definitely a
Speaker 7: spin off and so but Blue Bloods was one of
Speaker 7: their most popular shows that anchored their Friday lineup for
Speaker 7: fourteen seasons, and it finally it didn't so much run
Speaker 7: out of gas, but it became too expensive to produce,
Speaker 7: a lot of people are going to miss it. But
Speaker 7: if you liked Blue Bloods, you might check out tonight
Speaker 7: Boston Blue where the oldest of the sons in that family,
Speaker 7: the Reagan family of New York City, he's moving to Boston.
Speaker 5: Donnie Wahlberg as.
Speaker 7: Danny Reagan is now going to be a Boston cop,
Speaker 7: pairing him up with a new detective who much liked
Speaker 7: the Reagan's. Everybody at his new partner's family in Boston
Speaker 7: is connected, so the mother is the da, the detective's
Speaker 7: sister stepsister is the police commissioner, so all they're all
Speaker 7: plugged in, So it has that same kind of feel,
Speaker 7: and they also gather for family dinner every week, so yeah,
Speaker 7: it has that same kind of feeling as Blue Bloods.
Speaker 7: But then also tonight, the other hit series on Friday
Speaker 7: called fire Country is spinning off something called Sheriff Country.
Speaker 7: Where one of the characters who is related to the
Speaker 7: people in Fire Country, she is the sheriff of this
Speaker 7: small town in California, and you're going to see crossovers,
Speaker 7: so you'll see famous faces from Fire Country and this
Speaker 7: sheriff Country. In the first episode of Boston Blues, some
Speaker 7: of Donnie Walbury's relatives from the Reagans are going to
Speaker 7: come over in So these all shows kind of blur together.
Speaker 7: But that's the way that a network TV works. If
Speaker 7: you've got a hit show, you're gonna spin it off.
Speaker 1: Absolutely all right.
Speaker 3: You know it's Halloween when the Simpsons air is annual
Speaker 3: tree House of Horror special coming up.
Speaker 7: This is the thirty sixth annual. This how long that
Speaker 7: show's been on the air. Tree House of Horror Special? Yes,
Speaker 7: so every time it's a trilogy. They tell three little
Speaker 7: goofy horror stories. And the first one they're dealing with
Speaker 7: a sewer monster that feeds on fat, so of course
Speaker 7: Homer Simpsons involved in that one. And then there's like
Speaker 7: a found footage segment about Krusty doing a live TV
Speaker 7: show where the devil comes in and scares everybody. And
Speaker 7: then the final episode you go into the far future
Speaker 7: where everything is plastic, including the Simpsons figures are plastic,
Speaker 7: So that of course kind of plays into the way
Speaker 7: that everybody who loves The Simpsons probably has an action
Speaker 7: figure and you've got major guest voices like Viola Davis
Speaker 7: and Idris Elba and Michael Keaton. So yeah, it's always
Speaker 7: a big event when Simpsons does that. But yes, that
Speaker 7: isn't a signal that Halloween is here, because the Treehouse
Speaker 7: of Horror special is back on Sunday on Fox.
Speaker 3: And I'm in Halloween mode, maybe Thanksgiving mode. Hallmark Channel
Speaker 3: has already gone to Christmas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're not alone.
Speaker 7: Great American Family is doing it as well. But because
Speaker 7: the first new Halloween movie, I'm sorry, the first new
Speaker 7: Christmas movie is going to air on Saturday on Hallmark
Speaker 7: Channel called a Royal Montana Christmas, where a princess from
Speaker 7: some fictional European country goes into a Montana ranch and
Speaker 7: I'm sure love breaks out because it always does.
Speaker 5: On the Hallmark Channel.
Speaker 7: And then Great American Family has there on the same
Speaker 7: night on Saturday, they're showing one called a Christmas Prayer.
Speaker 7: They do tend their shows tend to be even more wholesome.
Speaker 5: Than the Hallmark Channels movies.
Speaker 7: But yes, if you're in the Christmas mood already, they're
Speaker 7: going to be airing weekly Christmas movies now until until
Speaker 7: you'll tide. So yeah, maybe take down the pumpkin and
Speaker 7: put up the wreath. I don't know, it's not quite
Speaker 7: time yet.
Speaker 1: But on Hallmark Channel, it is Hallmark Channel.
Speaker 3: They're all, if I remember correctly, a misunderstanding and then
Speaker 3: they kiss at the end. Right, It's just that formula
Speaker 3: works for Hallmark because every show is the same.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 7: It is true comfort TV for those who are really
Speaker 7: looking for true comfort TV. It's very formula. There's no surprises,
Speaker 7: there's not a happy ending. It's not on Hallmark all right.
Speaker 3: And finally retal Reality TV News this week.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think this one's going to make some noise
Speaker 7: on Sunday Night, which CBS is not. I can't remember
Speaker 7: the last time they put a reality show on Sunday
Speaker 7: Night on c Yes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but this is a big deal.
Speaker 7: With Keith Urban leaving this show called the Road, he
Speaker 7: is bringing twelve musicians on the road with him and
Speaker 7: they are his opening acts. So in each of these
Speaker 7: venues he goes to in all these different towns.
Speaker 5: He brings these.
Speaker 7: People up and the audience gets to vote on who
Speaker 7: they think is the best of the opening acts, and
Speaker 7: then you know, they get eliminated one by one. But
Speaker 7: it's also giving them a sense of what it really
Speaker 7: is to be life on the road when you're there
Speaker 7: with a headliner like Keith Urban. He's also working with
Speaker 7: Blake Shelton and Taylor Sheridan, who's got that empire that
Speaker 7: started with Yellowstone. He's one of the producers here too,
Speaker 7: so they put some real muscle behind this thing. So
Speaker 7: this music competition show is about people going on the
Speaker 7: road and then trying in honky tonks and big arenas.
Speaker 7: They're trying to win over the audience.
Speaker 5: So he really is.
Speaker 7: I think that's something kind of a twist in the
Speaker 7: music Competition show, and that begins on Sunday on CBS.
Speaker 3: I'm all set for the weekend. TV Matt Roush, appreciate it.
Speaker 3: How do our listeners connect with you well?
Speaker 7: Tvnsunder dot com every day and TV Guide magazine in print.
Speaker 1: All right, man, thanks so much, have a great week
Speaker 1: and we'll talk to you next Friday.
Speaker 5: All right, thanks so much.
Speaker 3: It's eight nineteen seven. Hundred WLW Chuck Ingerman here shu. Yes, indeed, Sagitetarius. Oh, yes, yes,
Speaker 3: we're back. Favorite candy, the Halloween candy that matches your
Speaker 3: zodiac sign according to an astrologer and better homes and guards.
Speaker 1: I read that all the time.
Speaker 5: Yes, you do.
Speaker 1: Sagetarius is nerds. Nerds?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they say little cardboard boxes of nerds are easily
Speaker 3: portable and won't melt, not to mention, they're fun to eat.
Speaker 3: So if you're a Sagittarius, your favorite isn't it? Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know it's your favorite. It's just that's the
Speaker 3: one that matches you. Oh, I see, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what.
Speaker 2: Speaking of candy, Yeah, this is a very special day
Speaker 2: for a friend of the Morning Show. Okay, yes, after
Speaker 2: forty four years, our friend Bob Hadley. You've had some
Speaker 2: of his recent cups that he delivered before he's retiring
Speaker 2: from Hershey, oh, after forty four years of serving up
Speaker 2: candy barks.
Speaker 3: You think you could get him to work at Dunkin
Speaker 3: Donuts part time on Fridays.
Speaker 2: I don't, but it was a fun conversation a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago that Mike and I were having talking
Speaker 2: about recent's cups and we've always had some ever since.
Speaker 5: Oh, he will be missed.
Speaker 3: God love him and thank you and please give him
Speaker 3: our mailing address personal mailing address, yes, and keep in touch.
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Speaker 3: Looking like this, It's going to be partly cloudy to
Speaker 3: mostly cloudy. High today is going to get to seventy
Speaker 3: Friday night football Tonight TIMPs in the low sixties around
Speaker 3: seven o'clock, headed to fifty three. Tomorrow, going to be
Speaker 3: a warm day eighty one October. I'll take that, but
Speaker 3: we got some clouds building. It's gonna warm up. There's
Speaker 3: isolated showers and storms after five o'clock tomorrow. Be prepared
Speaker 3: if you're going to the FC game. That's the last
Speaker 3: one of the year, all right, or the last home
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Speaker 3: but by Sunday afternoon, mid to low fifties, rain showers, falling,
Speaker 3: temps windy. It's just going to be a kind of
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Speaker 1: Monday Money. Monday Money News is like potato chips.
Speaker 5: I can't get enough as long as they're rippled with
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Speaker 4: Pressure on bank stocks was weighing on the futures this morning,
Speaker 4: but they did improve quite a bit from earlier yesterday.
Speaker 4: In index tracking, regional banks tumbled. The move lower came
Speaker 4: after a couple of Western banks said they were the
Speaker 4: victims of fraud on some loans. Dow fell about three
Speaker 4: hundred points Yesterday. President Donald Trump said his administration had
Speaker 4: struck an agreement to bring down the price of beef
Speaker 4: for consumers. Trump did not provide details. US shoppers paid
Speaker 4: a record of around six dollars thirty two cents a
Speaker 4: pound on average in August, according to government numbers, and
Speaker 4: Nintendo was asking suppliers to make as many as twenty
Speaker 4: five million units of the Switch to gaming machine by
Speaker 4: the end of March of next year. That sets the
Speaker 4: company up for record first year sales of a console
Speaker 4: that's already reached high water marks when it comes to
Speaker 4: the global video gaming business. Sources in Nintendo could still
Speaker 4: adjust final numbers as it gets a better picture of
Speaker 4: demand over the holidays. From Bloomberg, Genus Cervetti on news
Speaker 4: Radio seven hundre l W all Right.
Speaker 3: Seven under WLW, Steve Hawkins and for Tom Burnhaman this
Speaker 3: morning heading down to New York Air, ABC News contributor
Speaker 3: editor in chief of Investi Peda Caleb Silver with this, Hey,
Speaker 3: good morning, Caleb.
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 5: To be with you?
Speaker 8: As always?
Speaker 3: Hey, I was curious, at what point does the government
Speaker 3: shutdown really take a toll on the economy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's all about depth and duration and how many
Speaker 6: workers actually get lose their jobs completely. We've heard threads
Speaker 6: from this administration that they're going to actually fire some
Speaker 6: of those furloughed workers and potentially more, especially those tied
Speaker 6: to projects in states that.
Speaker 8: Are more democratic.
Speaker 6: So if you get more of that, and if you
Speaker 6: get pauses and government contracts.
Speaker 9: And private government contractors start to.
Speaker 6: Get furloughed and lose their jobs, this could accelerate very quickly.
Speaker 6: But already consumers feel pretty dour.
Speaker 8: About the economy because prices have been rising.
Speaker 6: We know there's been mounting layoffs and a real slow
Speaker 6: down in the jobs market. Ultimately, those things lead to
Speaker 6: lower spending, and lower spending is what is going to
Speaker 6: drive the economy lower. And it has been growing despite
Speaker 6: the fact that we're worried about all these things.
Speaker 8: We have been spending. You could see a real slow
Speaker 8: down in the next couple months.
Speaker 1: Okay, it got bleaker this week. This was interesting.
Speaker 3: The White House said it would continue to pay active
Speaker 3: duty military service members during the shutdown.
Speaker 1: The reason I got bleaker.
Speaker 3: Removing that removed a major political pressure point that could
Speaker 3: have led to a compromise.
Speaker 1: Is that how you see it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, potentially, But the real disagreement is over those Affordable
Speaker 6: Care Act health insurance premium tax credits that a lot
Speaker 6: of Americans, millions of Americans have depended on since twenty
Speaker 6: twenty one.
Speaker 8: If those disappear, and this is why Democrats don't want
Speaker 8: have been, you could.
Speaker 6: See healthcare insurance costs rise thousands of dollars for households
Speaker 6: over the next year or two and that could put
Speaker 6: a lot of pressure on people. That healthcare debate and
Speaker 6: the price of health insurance kind of the third rail
Speaker 6: in politics here, and that's where the disagreement is.
Speaker 3: Okay, if this doesn't end soon, it could be the
Speaker 3: longest in history. A government shutdown was the thirty five
Speaker 3: day record set in twenty eighteen and nineteen. What is
Speaker 3: the history of the stock market coming back from a
Speaker 3: government shutdown?
Speaker 1: Does it usually go up down, stay the same?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think investors have gotten pretty used to dysfunction in
Speaker 6: our government, So the stock market has generally been flat
Speaker 6: through most government shutdowns, and then six months after the
Speaker 6: shutdown it usually rebounds fairly aggressively, at least over the
Speaker 6: past twenty years or so, so we've had more government
Speaker 6: shutdowns over the past twenty years, so we have a
Speaker 6: lot more data. We also know that they usually end
Speaker 6: up getting resolved. Workers finally get paid back, which is
Speaker 6: good they should be, and the stock market carries on
Speaker 6: as usual.
Speaker 8: And for the first few weeks.
Speaker 6: Of the shutdown, the stock market and investors have basically
Speaker 6: ignored it. But I think now they're starting to see
Speaker 6: cracks in the economy around the shutdown, besides the shutdown
Speaker 6: that they're focusing on. When you look at regional banks,
Speaker 6: according to that Bloomberg report we just had before I
Speaker 6: came on.
Speaker 8: There's concerns about that.
Speaker 6: There's concerns about bankruptcies, concerns about mounting layoffs across sectors.
Speaker 1: Is that why the stocks slumped yesterday?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think there's a concern about the quality of loans that.
Speaker 8: A lot of regional banks around the country. It made.
Speaker 6: There have been reports of fraud, even though the banks
Speaker 6: deny it. But you start to see some smoke like that, there's.
Speaker 8: Got to be some fire.
Speaker 6: You heard Jamie Dimond, the CEO of JP Morgan Chase
Speaker 6: earlier this week on their earnings call. When you see
Speaker 6: one Coproax's probably more so he's concerned about what we
Speaker 6: don't see right now in the economy because things have
Speaker 6: looked pretty good and the stock market basically has ignored
Speaker 6: every concern about what's happening with tariffs, about mounting layoffs,
Speaker 6: about a slower economy, and been driven higher.
Speaker 9: But now you're starting to see some rumbling there and
Speaker 9: some volatility all right.
Speaker 3: In general, Clients asked me, can can the Fed lower
Speaker 3: interest rates in the stock market go down?
Speaker 6: Yeah, And that's happened plenty of times before. Usually when
Speaker 6: the Fed's lowering interest rates, it's not because things are
Speaker 6: going great. It's because the economy needs a jumpstart because
Speaker 6: either you know, for price stability, because prices have.
Speaker 8: Been rising through inflation where there's a slowdown in the
Speaker 8: labor market, so they want to make money cheaper.
Speaker 6: That's also a sign that the economy's not in great
Speaker 6: shape right now, and lower rates, cheaper money is what's
Speaker 6: actually needed in the long run. It's usually kind of like,
Speaker 6: you know, a sugar high that you get for a
Speaker 6: little while.
Speaker 8: So you've seen the stock market rise because.
Speaker 9: Of the prospect for lower rates, especially among smaller stocks.
Speaker 6: The Rust two thousand. But I think that the fact
Speaker 6: that that that has to get even more aggressive, it
Speaker 6: means that we're in worse shape than we thought.
Speaker 3: All Right, earlier this year we talked February March, market's
Speaker 3: all bumpy, and you said to our listeners, you know,
Speaker 3: be patient long term, and it's paid off. What do
Speaker 3: you tell people in the stock market now, for the
Speaker 3: end of the year or for the next six months,
Speaker 3: how to deal with things?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think you know, I would expect some volatility.
Speaker 5: We haven't had it.
Speaker 6: We've had a nice, you know, grind upwards since April,
Speaker 6: since April nine, since a lot of those terrorists will relaxed.
Speaker 8: I think there's uncertainty around that.
Speaker 6: But if you've been vetting against the stock market, it's
Speaker 6: been the wrong bet this year. Gold's actually done the
Speaker 6: smarter bet because of the instability economic instability.
Speaker 8: But it's not a time to bail out.
Speaker 6: It's a time to actually look at what you own,
Speaker 6: make sure you're comfortable with it going into the end
Speaker 6: of the year. And if you feel like taking profits
Speaker 6: because you've done well and want to put some money
Speaker 6: in savings, absolutely do it. But you know, I wouldn't
Speaker 6: bet and interrupt the compounding because of the economic uncertain
Speaker 6: It's been a bad move.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so long term investing, plenty of cash for emergency.
Speaker 1: Those are still the things that we preach.
Speaker 8: Right, those are always true, all right.
Speaker 3: Caleb Silver, ABC News contributor, Editor in chief Investipedia.
Speaker 1: How do we connect with you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm at investipeda or at Caleb Silver across all
Speaker 6: the socials and investipdia dot com. We are a free
Speaker 6: source of financial education and information for twenty six years.
Speaker 8: Come on in, all.
Speaker 1: Right to Caleb. Always enjoy talking to you. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 3: It's coming up on eight forty seven on seven hundred
Speaker 3: wl W Bear Dave coming up in just a little bit, Chuck.
Speaker 3: We've been talking this morning about the candies. Yes, that
Speaker 3: matches your zodiac sign, according to an astrologer to be
Speaker 3: named later or are not named at all. Yes, if
Speaker 3: you're Scorpio, it's gummy worms.
Speaker 1: No it's not, it is.
Speaker 3: It says the candy is shaped like a creature that
Speaker 3: crawls around in the dirt and is lurking underneath things,
Speaker 3: just like a Scorpio.
Speaker 1: No I'm not. I am not making it up this time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got a scorpio that you don't like or something,
Speaker 2: though I don't.
Speaker 3: This is better homes and garden, and you know they
Speaker 3: can't lie. Oh, Capricorn is the one hundred thousand dollar
Speaker 3: bar or one hundred grand however you want to call it.
Speaker 3: They say, why is Capricorn a one hundred thousand dollar bars?
Speaker 3: The right parent tried in true flavors of chocolate, caramel, plus.
Speaker 1: The whole money thing.
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 3: There you a pisces. Danny is asking about a pisces.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: We gotta find the pisces. Please, What do you think.
Speaker 2: We can't We can't move on throughout our day without
Speaker 2: all right, one more pisces is fundip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go, fundip. They are water signed, so
Speaker 3: anything about dipping and dunking will literally make their mouth water.
Speaker 1: I haven't had fundip in a long time.
Speaker 3: All right, By next Friday, I want to hear about
Speaker 3: your fundip that you bought over there.
Speaker 2: I don't even know where you would get them at that.
Speaker 2: I'm not even sure I've ever heard of fun dip,
Speaker 2: But yeah you have. I'm gonna find you have there
Speaker 2: the pouches with the little candy stick up.
Speaker 1: Okay, you dip? Oh never mind. All right, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get one at Kroger this weekend.
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 3: Good luck by Fundip. How is rush hour winding up here?
Speaker 3: It's in pretty good shape.
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Speaker 2: of the heavy traffic of South Bend seventy five coming
Speaker 2: out of Lachlan.
Speaker 5: A couple of extra minutes.
Speaker 2: There will be plenty cruise aren't working with a couple
Speaker 2: of accidents, one above Miami Town that's on one twenty
Speaker 2: eight above Mount Hope. The other in Warren County with injuries.
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Speaker 3: Jennifer Kshmark says, if you're headed out to that new
Speaker 3: Miami Lachland game, Bishop Brossard at Ludlow Mcnick Finwick, a
Speaker 3: lot of great games tonight for Friday night football tempts
Speaker 3: in the low sixties at kickoff around seven or seven
Speaker 3: thirty around the tri State. That's after our highest seventy day,
Speaker 3: seventy today with mostly cloudy sky's looking good. It's forty
Speaker 3: eight now Friday means beer, Dave, he'll join me next.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Steve Hawkins.
Speaker 8: How's everything going.
Speaker 3: It's Friday and I'm talking to you. All is right
Speaker 3: in the world. There we go, and even better, leading
Speaker 3: off with this, Burger Beer is back over at Xavier.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so sinbab is brought back Burger beer. It went
Speaker 10: away a little before COVID and this was a great
Speaker 10: opportunity for them to bring it back. And this is
Speaker 10: part of the All for One, which is the NIL
Speaker 10: program for the Muskies at Xavier University. So this will
Speaker 10: be a great way to earn some earn some quality
Speaker 10: beer and also help one of the local schools. So
Speaker 10: if you're a Muskie fan, this is the beer you
Speaker 10: have to have in your bridge this week.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Also, the Great American Beer Festival medals have been award.
Speaker 3: It looks like Third Eye wins big once again.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, it's just amazing how many medals these
Speaker 10: guys are winning. And this year they became the twenty
Speaker 10: twenty five Brewery of the Year for their thighs category.
Speaker 10: So anything two thousand and one to five thousand.
Speaker 5: Barrels a year. They are the brewer of the Year
Speaker 5: and that's not a flouch award.
Speaker 8: That is high accolades.
Speaker 1: You may have to try their gord. Darn it.
Speaker 3: Their pumpkin Bear got the gold medal. I'm gonna put
Speaker 3: that on my list here. Esoteric wins the Golden Gnome
Speaker 3: Award for Octoberfest.
Speaker 10: Right, yeah, so the Gnarly Gnum one of the local
Speaker 10: beer bloggers. One of his favorite styles is Octoberfest and
Speaker 10: he always chooses the best october Fest in the city,
Speaker 10: and this year it went to Brian Jackson and his
Speaker 10: team over at Esoteric, which is a great honor and
Speaker 10: really cool to see these guys keep winning some medals too,
Speaker 10: because they're making some awesome stuff over Esoteric.
Speaker 3: Good good, Good Tomorrow, wondering monsters celebrating I guess hot
Speaker 3: Halloween fests.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a scary good time.
Speaker 10: Yeah no, I think this will be fun over there.
Speaker 10: And they've got the duck pin bowling and really nice beers,
Speaker 10: a good food menu, and and they'll have, like you said,
Speaker 10: some scary specials to go along with it. So a
Speaker 10: way to get the kids out, I mean, why make
Speaker 10: them more of that costs just once. Why don't you
Speaker 10: put them in their costume, make sure it fits, and
Speaker 10: take them over there for lunch tomorrow. I mean, we're
Speaker 10: better to go than Wandering Monsters for Halloween.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they're also doing this Jeopardy watch party for
Speaker 3: the Anderson Township contestant.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Amanda Folky, She's gonna be on Jeopardy Monday night,
Speaker 10: and so from six thirty to eight thirty, they're going
Speaker 10: to host a watch party at Wandering Monsters.
Speaker 5: So let's hope.
Speaker 8: Let's hope Amanda gets.
Speaker 5: More than one win.
Speaker 10: We never know other than the time that her show airs,
Speaker 10: how many times she's gonna win. So let's uh, let's
Speaker 10: pull for Amanda. Let's get a local somebody winning at Jeopardy.
Speaker 3: Absolutely and Tuesday, Mellowtone Beer Project they're hosting a pumpkin
Speaker 3: carving contest. And tell me about this green and fine
Speaker 3: fresh hop ale that they've introduced.
Speaker 1: What are you thinking about it?
Speaker 10: So the fresh hop this is really a great because
Speaker 10: it's the hops that aren't kiln dried. They're cut from
Speaker 10: the field and brought right to the brewery, so you
Speaker 10: really get a unique hoppiness to the beer. I always
Speaker 10: liking it to. Like when they put fresh cracked pepper
Speaker 10: on your salad, it hit the meal. You know, you
Speaker 10: get that burst of black pepper smell. Well, the fresh hops,
Speaker 10: you really get that wonderful hop smell with your beer
Speaker 10: when you don't have kiln dride or process.
Speaker 1: Hops being used there, you go all weekend long.
Speaker 3: Braxton hosting their Pumpkin Fest with some events at all
Speaker 3: the locations, right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So if you're not going to travel elsewhere, there's
Speaker 10: plenty of them in Aither, Kentucky to go stop in
Speaker 10: at any of the Braxton's. And then they also have
Speaker 10: the one at Factory fifty two.
Speaker 3: Hey, do I understand that a developer has purchased the
Speaker 3: old Mecklenburg Gardens and maybe turn it into something with
Speaker 3: some authentic German drinking again.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this will be awesome to have a place where
Speaker 10: you've got authentic German and craft beers being served along
Speaker 10: with some great German menus again. So let's hope that
Speaker 10: something finally happens, because that really left a void when
Speaker 10: Mecklenburg closed a number of years ago, so it good
Speaker 10: to see them come back.
Speaker 5: That's such a cool place as well.
Speaker 3: All right, real quick here Finally, Saturday, High Grain in
Speaker 3: Silverton host in a book signing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, HC.
Speaker 5: Bieler.
Speaker 10: He wrote a book called Sacred and makes perfect sense
Speaker 10: that right around Halloween to do this. And they even
Speaker 10: put out a commemorative Pilsner can to go along with
Speaker 10: the book signing. And they have released some new beers,
Speaker 10: including a Fresh Hop Sayson, New American IPA, and a
Speaker 10: Sunflower honeyweek Boy.
Speaker 3: All three of those sound great, beer Dave. That's all
Speaker 3: the time I got. Where are you drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 10: I think I'm going to head over to a little
Speaker 10: Miami on Sunday and celebrate some birthdays.
Speaker 3: There you go, beer Dave. Thanks for your reporting always.
Speaker 3: I'll talk to you next Friday.
Speaker 8: Okay, sounds great.
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