Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

President Trump out of sight as his words sent the stock market into freefall.

Wall Street suffering its worst day of the year, the Dow closing nearly 900 points down,

after the president refused to rule out that the U.S. could be heading into a recession.

Uh, yeah. A lot of negative headlines about Wall Street yesterday. I'm always interested in that,

in that a lot, a lot, a lot of Americans aren't in the stock market. And it's, it's, I'd like to know what percentage of the audience that watches mainstream

evening news is in the stock market other than.

Are you including 401Ks in that?

Maybe, maybe not.

I don't know.

And investments.

But certainly the average person watching the evening news is not into the daily ups and downs of the stock market.

True.

They're in the long, you know, the long game.

And very little context ever around any of this stuff, anytime.

And I'm not just like now, just always.

There's almost no context.

Biggest point drop, whatever.

Sometimes they use points because it's more dramatic.

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