All right, welcome back and joining us for the first time post-election is Gerald Slinty.

Oh, things have really been happening fast.

Trends Journal is where you can find his excellent publication weekly.

It's got like 300 pages or so of articles, no fluff in it.

And it's like an online magazine.

You can save 10% off if you use the code night at trendsjournal.com.

Thank you for joining us, Gerald.

Oh, thanks for having me. And by the way, when you use the code, it costs you the grand

total of $2.50 a week. That's great. That's great.

The toilet paper record, the New York Times, $4 a day.

Wall Street Journal, $5 a day.

We hardly get any trend value information from either of those papers.

Maybe one or two articles are of any value.

It's so sad that journalism has died.

Yeah.

And again, you could thank that slime ball, Slick Willie Clinton, his 1996 Federal Communications

Act, when he did regulate the communications industry with thousands, thousands of independent radio stations,

TV stations, and newspapers. Now six companies control 92% of the media.

And Soros is going in and buying up a lot of radio stations and everything. It's not going

to get any better any time soon.

No, it's only getting worse.

So anyway, we're giving people that you can't get anywhere else with trends.

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