It's Tuesday, July 3rd. Welcome to Market. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio,

investor at large, Patriot Tim Hanson. Thanks for being here. I love America.

We're going to talk a little bit about America, but let's talk about, and the World Cup. We'll get to the world. Hey, look,

which America is not participating in. Which America is not participating in? You know what America didn't earn the right to

participate in the World Cup and that's how that goes. So they'll definitely

be participating in eight years when North America hosts?

Yes.

Because that's the great thing about being the host.

Your old auto bid.

You default in.

And so let's see if the team can earn their way in 22.

I think they'll be there in four years too.

I think they'll make the cutter. Yeah, I think so. All right. Well, I was going to say,

look, Bill Barker was on here yesterday and he talked about Wimbledon. So if he can talk about

Wilbledon, we can talk about the World Cup.

Let's start with the full 100 index though, because that's, we're at the halfway point of the

year.

It's a short day today on Wall Street.

The market closes at 1 o'clock.

First half for the full 100 index looking pretty good.

I mean, for context, the S&P 500 basically up 2% year to date.

Yep and the full 100 is up almost 10% year to date so it's been a good year for

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