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Last week, as we talked about on this program, the Biden White House was really nowhere to be seen

on the terrible jobs report that came out. And now today, Monday, August 5th, the stock market

is taking a big hit and global markets around the world are feeling

the heat here as recession fears are ramping up.

Joining us we're very excited. Bright Bart's news, finance editor John

Carney is joining the show. John, thank you so much for taking the time. I'm sure

you're swam today. Before we get into some of the details here give us your overall reaction to

what we're seeing and walk people through whether or not this is

warranting this should be warranting this level of panic that we're seeing.

I think that this level of panic that we're seeing.

I think that there is, so we've seen a broad sell-off that began actually in the US on Friday

was picked up in Japan when their markets opened on Monday and is sort of

traveled back around the world back to the US and we're seeing the second leg of

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