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You're listening to The David Night Show. As the clock strikes 13, it's Tuesday, the 6th of August, year of our Lord, 24.

Well, today we're going to take a look at the day after the financial panic.

And the real issue is, as some of the exchanges are recovering, Japan has recovered a great deal.

Bitcoin has recovered half of what fell down yesterday.

But the question is, is the Fed going to cut rates because of this?

We'll take a look at that.

We'll also take a look at the monopoly trial and the verdict

against giggle. You know, the search engine that is designed to hide things, the search engine

that is a joke, Giggle. Must have been a tough day yesterday at their headquarters, had to

stock drop as well as a court ruling that dropped on him.

I guess I had to keep Sundar Pikachu away from the windows.

But we're also going to take a look at Trump and the raging on Saturday, still angry about the

election.

We're going to have in the third hour someone who wrote a book on the 2020 election because he was involved in the recount auditing.

We'll be right back. Well, we had the Federal Reserve leaving the interest rates unchanged.

We also had the Bank of Japan raising interest rates as they were going into a recession. And so when we look at the

net result of all of that, we had, as well as algorithmic training, or trading once everything

got kicked off into the AI bubble and other things like that. People have been signaling

for quite some time. They're ready to hop off of the AI bubble train other things like that. People have been signaling for quite some time.

They're ready to hop off of the AI bubble train. You had Warren Buffett get out of a lot of tech

stocks. And so the big ones that they call the Magnificent Seven crashed significantly. So yesterday, it was

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