Stu Does America.

Well, you know, the economy can be difficult.

So I'm going to be talking to Carol Roth here about the economy in just a little while.

Oil prices where they're headed.

But one of the things that's really difficult about this economy is having multiple jobs.

And I'm in that same position, multiple new shows starting. It feel bad for me for once.

I mean, what is with you people? Yeah, actually, we've got predictable the show, predictable show.com.

It is a show about prediction markets and how it relates to the news. And we kind of focused on the

elections, certainly for the next few months. That is starting probably, again, I keep mid-April, I guess. This is going to be funny. Someone's going to go back and do a montage of all the time. Like, ah, February, March, April, April. It's around the corner. We're in the very final stages here of putting everything together. And then as well, we are going to be changing the show a little bit. If you haven't heard the announcement on that one, we're going to be with everything going on, I've got this other thing I'm going to be doing. I was like, oh, I want someone to hang out with on a day-to-day basis, and someone could make me laugh because the world is so screwed up. And Dave Landau is absolutely that person is going to be a great new show called Stu and Dave, do America's kind of an expansion of our family here on Stu Does America. And that's going to be starting in just a couple of weeks. I think, I think like the beginning of April, and people say, don't give dates, because then everyone's going to know that you were wrong. And that's, of course, good advice. So I didn't take it. I should tell you, there is some other news that we're

going to get to today, Americans wanting the National Guard potentially to be at polling places in

November. We'll look at the polling on that. We're going to start, though, by doing the left's

parenthood delusion. Fascinating story that came out this week from New York Magazine. Here's what

their tweet was to promote it.

Sooner or later, everyone has to decide whether it give up lazy weekends,

disposable income, and overall peace of mind?

To have a baby instead, for many of those on the fence.

One anxiety looms large.

What if I make the wrong choice? Parent regret is more common than you might

think. Listen to the evidence they have to back this up. The R. Regretful parents subreddit.

Now, look, we all know it's a weird place, right? Reddit's a strange place. Lots of subredits.

Some of them big, some of them, a bunch of weirdos hanging out with each other.

Though this one gets around 70,000 weekly visitors, which is not a lot for the internet,

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