up for stuffing. campbell s soup did a survey on their sides. two-thirds of americans like the side dishes more than the turkey. stuffing came in first. wow. mashed potatoes second, sweet potatoes third, string bean caseeral, fourth. no cranberry sauce. really? all right. some things are unexplainable. my mom s sweet potatoes are unbelievable. number two, the ad market. donny, i m hoping the ad market is not going down, because i can tell you, every time the ad market starts to go down, that is the first sign we re going into a recession. yeah, you took my story. the really smart ceo of warner brothers discovery came out and said the ad market is worse than during the pandemic. and joe, as you said, the ad market is the precursor, the first thing, because advertising is planning six months ahead. they re seeing a very, very dark next year. ad market down very bad news for
hawkish and the market fell 400, 500 points. and in fact my was on sandra smith trying to figure this out. and the teas, the market was up 450. about the time we got to start of the year, it had gone flat. while talking, it went down 500 points. sandra thought it was a misprint. she didn t see it properly. so look, there was no clear talking here. no one actually i was actually reading last night all kinds of market commentary by various market people on wall street trying to figure out what he was saying. people really disagree, fox does, explain the unexplainable. it was a real mess. the bottom line here, we have a tough, embedded inflation. it is probably somewhere around 7%. wages somewhere around 7%. a 4% fed funds rate, the target rate. and it is still below that 7%
you can see by late tonight, saturday night local time, into early sunday morning, that is when we anticipate that landfalling hurricane, could be a major hurricane, just to the north and west of puerta vallarta. again, this is a popular tourist destination with 200,000 people calling this particular location home. the threats here, storm surge, strong winds, and the potential for landslides and mudslides as well. thank you. nasa has picked 60 people to lead its highly anticipated study on ufos. scientists, former pentagon officials, and a veteran astronaut will begin the study on monday. they ll spend nine months looking at unclassified data on so-called unidentified aerial phenomena. then they ll recommend how that data can be used to better understand mysterious events in the sky. in short, nasa wants to explain the unexplainable, and it says the study could benefit both national security and air safety.
try staying in new york for the weekend. the worst problem i would have would be hearing music as opposed to, this is my spot, i ll kill you, wi woo woo, boom boom boom. you know, so, be careful what you wish for, i ll take some music. greg: do you hear things at my night in new york that are unexplainable. like some guy just shrieking. shannon: i know. i m like is that a cat in heat or a person. greg: just a male shrieking and you go out and you re like he s not there. i feel like they re demons. shannon: it could be rats, they re very big. greg: did you ever hear of senior citizen dorms on campus. shannon: here s the problem. this opened during covid and the clubs were all closed so people didn t know when they put their seven figures down on this thing that there was going to be a party next door and so now that everything s reopened from covid they re like oh, there s other people in this neighborhood and this is a problem. i say this is kind of like the
don t want to do this, i completely understand and there are no hard feelings. but i would be honored if you would speak for me at the national republican convention. i said i will be there. he recognized the potential of the ufc and encouraged us to start the business. he got in the trenches with us and made a deal that worked for everyone. you have always been a great guy to me and a good friend to me. i spoke that day. after that day, our friendship went to another level. this guy has been so good to me. it s unexplainable. tucker: that s fascinating. a window into something we don t get to see. did you take a lot of abuse for that or did people accept this is a real friendship?