@BangRadioHour@ngreenberg@HogsHaven We would’ve been up 20-17 if we came out and scored on the 1st drive of the 2nd half. Their D isn’t any good either.
@ngreenberg@HogsHaven Drilling down into how the stat is constructed matters. What is the delta between being down 4 starting with the ball or not starting with the ball in the 2nd half.
This not the “penny coin flip being 50-50 each flip”. If you don’t get it, I can’t help you.
@ngreenberg@HogsHaven Does that stat include starting with the ball in the 2nd half? ITS A HUGE DIFFERENCE! Kicking the fg and starting with the ball in the 2nd half down 4 is a whole lot different than not starting with the ball. It may not have been the sound decision you think.
🚨 LISTEN TO EVERY WORD OF THIS SPEECH.
Marco Rubio is talking about the terrible mistake America made with manufacturing.
But listen again and think about America’s SKILLED WORKFORCE.
We were told it didn’t matter WHERE things were made.
Find the lowest cost.
Maximize efficiency.
Maximize profits.
Then we woke up and realized we had hollowed out our own industrial capacity and become dangerously dependent on other countries.
Now we’re being told something remarkably similar about our skilled workforce.
It doesn’t matter WHO develops the software, engineers the systems, analyzes the data or builds the technology.
Just find the talent wherever it comes from.
Meanwhile, American graduates are trying to break into these careers while employers can recruit through H-1B, OPT, STEM OPT and CPT.
Here’s the lesson I take from Rubio’s speech:
A country’s capacity isn’t just its factories.
It’s its PEOPLE.
Their skills.
Their experience.
Their knowledge.
Their careers.
Rubio says 21st-century reindustrialization will require workers with MORE skills and more education.
So let’s build that capacity here.
Train Americans.
Hire Americans.
Develop Americans.
We spent decades learning what happens when we outsource our industrial capacity.
Let’s not learn the same lesson with our human capital.
@SecRubio@JDVance@SusieWiles47@realDonaldTrump@RepRileyMoore
Fed independence is making headlines but Jerome Powell has been late on inflation for years.
That's how veteran investor @JDHatfield_ICAP sees it.
We sat down to discuss the Fed drama, Trump's call for lower rates, flawed data, and the monetary policy errors that have destroyed affordability for everyday Americans.
This conversation will make you think critically about Powell's construction project and Fed independence.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Fed criticisms
3:03 - Powell’s mistakes
5:10 - Keynesian vs. Monetarist
7:44 - Flawed data
8:54 - Rethinking the Fed
11:05 - Fed independence
13:35 - Public & Generated Assets
14:40 - Fed succession
17:00 - Faulty data
19:01 - 2026 rate cuts
20:28 - Is monetary policy tight?
24:34 - Residential recession
27:30 - Rising productivity
30:19 - 8,000 S&P 500
32:54 - Portfolio strategy
34:25 - AI trade
36:15 - Tech valuations
@TrendSpider Prudent and interesting. Could be telling if any other banks come to the trough….Want to hear the narrative on this one after fudding Saylor and MSTR for his offering