Welcome to Bright Park News Daily.

Thanks for being here.

We're going to be honest, no one segment we did stands out above the rest. They were all pretty average. They were all about this. So I don't know.

We're just going to give the opening of our third hour here. Hopefully there's a couple

points that you like. And then we'll play an interview with Marshall Blimeburn. I want to take our previous caller, his talking about character and virtue, and apply it to

the economy. Real quick, what virtues are we talking about? Well, a whole bunch, but I like to go back

to the Ben Franklin. He's pretty smart. Ben Franklin's list of virtues. Temperance, silence, order, resolution, like thoroughness, as we call it in the Slater family.

We're working on with the kids.

Thorough, you got to get the whole job done.

Frugality, industry, sincerity, justice.

He defines that as wrong,

none by doing injuries

or omitting the benefits that are your duty.

Moderation,

cleanliness,

tranquility,

chastity,

and humility.

Those are Ben Franklin's virtues.

Okay.

So let's apply that to the economy.

I read a very interesting point from Fisher King

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