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Oh, man, lots of news breaking today. I mean, just because it's Thanksgiving week doesn't mean the news stopped, and we have all of it for you right here. We're going to break it all down for you here today. But we begin today with you making your business better. So you may have noticed that your business is not performing as well as you want it to. You know, we here at the Daily Wire, we have an optimally performing business. But one of the reasons our business performs optimally is because we use ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter allows you to find the best employees for your job. ZipRecruiter.com slash DailyWire is the smart way to go and find those candidates. Unlike other job sites, ZipRecruiter doesn't wait for candidates to find you. Instead, ZipRecruiter finds them for you. It Its powerful matching technology scans thousands of resumes, identifies people with the right skills, education, and experience for your job, and actively invites them to apply. So you get qualified candidates fast. There's no more sorting through the wrong resumes, no more waiting for the right candidates to apply. It's no wonder ZipRecruiter is rated number one by employers in the United States. Right now, my listeners can try ZipRecruiter for free at this exclusive web address, ZipRecruiter.com slash DailyW-W-R-T-R-E, D-A-I-L-Y-W-R-R-E, ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter is indeed the smartest way to hire. Make sure your business is running at top notch at ZipRecruiter, the smartest way to hire.

Okay, so we begin today with Nate Silver saying that the Daily Wire should basically be shut off Facebook. You know, there's a big story today. That's really kind of fascinating. This story is that all of the tech stocks have been dying. So according to the Wall Street Journal this morning, stocks have dropped dramatically as

tech shares have extended their declines.

All of the gains of the last year have basically gone out the window.

U.S. stocks tumbled Tuesday, putting major U.S. index indices at risk of closing below their October lows,

according to the Wall Street Journal and wiping out yearly gains. What started as a technology

company sell-off bled into other corners of the market as investors dumped shares of everything

from retailers to oil and gas companies in favor of relatively safe assets like bonds and

reliable dividend payers like utility companies. The result,

some traders who stepped into scoop up shares in late October, hoping for a quick rebound,

are now in danger of losing those potential profits and more. This puts the stock market in a

tenuous position, several of those people say. Justin Wiggs, who's managing director in equity

trading at Stiffle Nicholas, says the buy the dippers are getting concerned, meaning that when the stock market goes down, you tend to buy more. That's what I do. According to his calculations, as of this morning, about 16% of S&P 500 companies are now below their October lows. Those companies range from tech giants to health care companies to energy firms. Now it's just let's sell everything. Well, there are a couple of reasons that this is happening. One is that the Chinese tariffs are beginning to hit U.S. industry. America's soybean exports, which largely went to China, have now dropped by nearly 100 percent thanks to the tariff battle that President Trump is having with the Chinese. Whether you think that's well-founded or not, it's not particularly great for the United States economy. It's also happening because Democrats just took over Congress. And a lot of businesses see regulations on the way, or at least

regulatory fights. The friendly business climate that has been created by the Trump administration

and a Republican Congress could be stymied by a bunch of Democrats who actually want to

investigate and regulate businesses up the wazoo. Tech stocks, by the way, have dropped. One of the reasons tech stocks have dropped, and nobody really wants to talk about this in the left wing media, is because a lot of the left wing media is focused, like laser beams, on shutting down tech companies for not doing enough to let Hillary Clinton win the election. I really mean this. There's a tweet that went out, here's an example. There's a tweet that went out today from Kevin Roos. Kevin Roos is the New York Times

tech writer. And here's what he tweeted. He tweeted, today's top stories on Facebook are from

one, Ben Shapiro, two, Ben Shapiro, three, daily caller, four, nine gag, five TMZ, seven Franklin

Graham, eight Fox News, 10 Fox News. So the idea here

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