Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martini's coming up.

Hey, so glad you're with us for the Monday edition of the three martini lunch.

Yes, we have power.

Yes, we survive the snow.

As you can tell, I'm fighting a cold here, but we will get through it all. Yes, we have power. Yes, we survive the snow. As you can tell, I'm fighting a cold here,

but we will get through it all. We don't have any good martinis for you today. We've got a lot to talk

about from what happened in Minneapolis over the weekend. And also one of the pettiest, ugliest things

you'll ever see in print aimed at the second lady of the United States, all because she and her

husband are having another child. Well, some people just don't have a life. The vances do, but the author

apparently doesn't. Anyway, first we want to tell you about noble gold. And as January nearly comes

to an end here, we're still at the beginning of the year, though,

and that's when people stop and rethink their money.

And instead of chasing big promises or loud predictions, a lot of folks just want something solid,

which is why gold keeps coming up as a steady, reliable option.

I don't know a ton about gold.

What I do know is that it keeps going up and up and up and up.

And when it comes to precious metals and diversifying that portfolio, the folks at Noble Gold Investment,

I trust them. You talk to people like Colin Plum over there. They're very calm. They're very

reassuring. They're very knowledgeable. And let me make sure you know all of your investment options.

The good folks at Noble Gold are here to serve and guide people through complex topics with patience and clarity. They know the markets, they know the medals, and they know the strategies. They're not going to give you any hype. They're not going to give any gimmicks. It's just going to be honest, fact-based insights, and clear options. This is the year to create a stable financial future.

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