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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money.

It's the Motley Full Money Radio Show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week.

Ron Gross and Andy Cross. Good to see you gentlemen.

Hey Chris. You doing Chris.

We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We'll talk about growing America's economy,

which journalists Matthew E. Glacias. And as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

But we begin with the big macro. We will get to the jobs report in a moment.

But we have to start with the news that the president of the United States has tested positive for COVID-19.

And because more details are coming out by the hour, let me also add that we are recording this

at just after 12 noon on Friday.

Ron Gross, I'm going to start with you. We've been doing this show for more than a decade.

There are other shows that mix business and politics. We're not one of them.

So anyone looking for the political ripple effects of this news, there are plenty of shows out there that they can listen to.

We focus on investing in the stock market. And right now, with the S&P 500 down about 1% on Friday,

the reaction from the market is not too bad considering the president's health is compromised in a way that we haven't seen out of the presidency in a very long time.

Yeah, a relatively muted response, which I don't think I'm surprised by.

We often say the market hates uncertainty. And this certainly does create uncertainty.

But you have to really extrapolate some pretty morbid things into the future to become panicked about this situation.

We certainly wish everyone well. We don't know how this will turn out.

But for today, for this market cycle, this day tomorrow, the next Monday's market, it's about some near term uncertainty within the context of an incredible six months of uncertainty.

When you throw in the pandemic and the economy and the looming election.

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