Every week, the Payne family cuts straight to the real financial story.

The one question, Bob, everyone's asking is, are we in an artificial intelligence bubble?

You've been through boom and busts.

What do you think?

No hype, no myths.

Just what actually matters to your money.

It does feel very similar to what we experienced in the 90s. Where are we, though? Are we in 1995, 1997, 1999? Listen to the pain points of wealth on the Red Apple Podcast Network. I get a lot of texts that, uh, I like Joe Concha a lot. I like him a lot. He's great. He's great. We have him on our station. He's great on Fox News. He's been on this show a million times. I like Joe.

But I've been getting a lot of texts the last couple of days. Where's my guy, Bill? Where's your buddy, Bill?

Bill has stepped down from that slot because he contends he's getting older.

I don't see it or hear it, but he does.

And he wants to cut back on some of his work.

But thank God he's still with us because he was the best.

He still is the best. He'll always be the best. Whether it's

here on this show or the mornings you hear him or 12 o'clock in the afternoon, Bill O'Reilly is

the best ever. His killing series 13 in, the presidential book, Confronting Evil,

which I got to tell you every day, if you haven't bought it, makes more or more sense to buy it,

because we are surrounded by evil, surrounded by it. So here he is, my dear friend,

and my opinion, the best ever, Bill O'Roddy. Good morning, Bill. How are you?

Well, you don't see me slurping my cream of wheat in the morning, so, you know.

You're not doing that. You're not having cream of wheat.

A little bit more porridge, please.

I'm an old guy. Come on.

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