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Jamie Markley, David Van Camp, and Scott Robbins.

We just become best friends.

Yep.

Making sense of it all.

Now I get it.

And having some fun.

Lighten up, Francis.

This is The Markley, Van Camp, and Robbins show.

Go, off and running. This is the Markley Van Camp and Robin Show. Hi there. Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. Whatever you are, wherever you are, and whenever you are, and whenever you're listening, welcome in. How's that? There you go. That's a good generic one. Yeah. Let me go ahead and show you your seat, okay? All right. All right, David Van Camp. Jamie Markley, on vacation, back on Monday, by the way, in case you're wondering. Don't let Congress handle your money. I don't think that needs to be said, but I'm glad it was said. Yes. U.S. economy, by the way, grew 3% in the second quarter. How about that, huh? Blowing right past those expectations. You know, the thing I've realized is these financial guys on TV don't know anything. No, they don't. They really don't know anything. I mean, gosh, dang. They're wrong almost all the time. If these guys did the weather, they'd be run out of town on a rail, man. Yeah, well, yeah, I mean, between the experts on TV and the experts on Wall Street, they just keep getting proven wrong.

Over and over again. By the president, by President Trump. I mean, and this is almost carbon copy what we saw the first term, where every time they thought this is going to be a

disastrous policy or whatever, it actually worked out. And so now, yes, we're seeing 3% growth,

the crew at CNBC, Joe Kernan and Rick Santelli. They were kicking around the political implications

of this because Democrats are doubling down on this idea that somehow the economy is worse than it was under,

well, Joe Biden's presidency.

And it's just, it's remarkable to watch.

The left and people that don't like the president and don't want things to work.

And, you know, like Senator Elizabeth Warren will come on and say,

inflation's out of control, and the economy is getting killed by what's happening by these tariffs.

This 3% with the market at new highs, and really we haven't seen inflation, you know,

go up to back to 3%.

Maybe it will this week.

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