It would be literally impossible for you to walk away from today's program this week's program and not feel a lot smarter

than when you first walked in the door. There's just no way

It would be totally impossible. I have Brian

Westbury on the show this week. Brian Westbury is the chief economist at

First Trust Advisors. First Trust is a shop based out of Wheatley, Illinois. They run about 130

billion or so and Westbury is insanely bright. Such a smart guy.

He's an economist, he's a markets guy.

We're going to talk about everything going on right now in the economy.

Why his forecasts have been so on target in recent years, we're going to talk about the

Libertarian Maskless Paradise, that is Florida. The reopening, the Fed, what's going on with stocks, what's going on with interest rates, and you're

going to get a lot out of that.

And I was so happy to have Brian on the show.

So we're going to do that.

And we also have Ben Carlson on the show. Ben is in the midst of putting out his newest book. It's his fourth book. And this one is all about the basics, the

the basics, the building blocks of building a life

for yourself financially.

What you need to do to save for retirement.

And he did this amazing piece for Fortune magazine where he has a column called

20 Rules for Saving for Retirement.

So Ben is the head of institutional asset management at my firm.

And when $20 million potential clients walk in the door

and their endowments or they're running a pool of assets for multiple uses,

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