Monday, May 20, 2013
6:10-6:15- John LeBouttlier, Tri Host of Political Insiders-  TOPIC:  Chaos in the Administration coming to a head.  Where it stands as of the moment. 

6:20-6:25- John LeBouttlier continued.

6:40-6:45- "The Other Stuff"

7:10-7:15- Clark Hodges, Financial Strategist with Hodges Capital-  TOPIC:  Rising Gas prices and a look at the economy.  Last week's unemployment numbers went back up to 360,000.  (Economists were expecting 330,000)  So what gives? 

7:20-7:24- Clark Hodges continued.

7:40-7:45- Joel Sears, Head of the York County Taxpayers Council-  TOPIC: "Off the Rails" Feature. 

8:10-8:26- Dan Gainor, VP of Business and Culture at the Media Research Center-  TOPIC: Are George Soros fingerprints on the IRS Scandal? 

8:40-8:56- "It's Your Turn to Make the Call"-  TOPIC: Come up with a bumper sticker that might best address what is happening

Tuesday, May 21, 2013
6:10-6:15- Deneen Borelli, Outreach Director at Freedomworks-  TOPIC: What is it like to be a Black Conservative? 

6:20-6:25-Deneen Borelli continued.

6:40-6:45- "The Other Stuff"

7:10-7:15- Charlie Gerow, President Quantum Commiunications-  TOPIC: What must the Republicans do with policy after the criticism of Democrats ends. 

7:20-7:25- Charlie Gerow continued

7:40-7:45- Ryan Fox, Gettysburg Director of The Financial Consulate, A Fee Only based Financial Advisory Firm-  TOPIC:  Our Financial Pulse.- where the “average” baby boomer is and what’s on their mind.  I think it might be a good topic.
The essence is about home prices falling, the markets collapsing a few years ago, and how the “new” baby boomer is looking at retirement and risk aversion in their investments.  It was pretty interesting on that end since data stated 73 % of baby boomer investors would prefer a modest return that safeguards what they have versus pushing for high returns :  the perfect approach (ok, I might have a little bias since that’s our approach). 

8:10-8:56- "It's Your Turn to Make the Call"-  TOPIC:  The Brewing Generational Conflict   (May 15, 2013) (Take calls on question below!)

Financial promises made under different conditions and assumptions are null and void, period.

Essayist Eric A. touched on a key theme of the next decade in his two-part series A Brief History of Cycles and Time, Part 1 and Part 2: the political, social and financial dominance of the Baby Boom generation, and the eventual erosion of that dominance.

The promises made to the 76 million baby Boomers cannot be met. It's really very simple: promises made when the economy was growing by 4% a year and the next generation was roughly double the size of the generation entering retirement cannot be fulfilled in an economy growing 1.5% a year (and only growing at all as the result of massive expansions of public and private debt) in which the generation after the cohort entering retirement is significantly smaller.  

 
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