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Within the Range
October 6, 2015
Chicago attorney, Gregg Rzepczynski, is in-studio discussing gun control, college football, the MLB playoffs and much more. Joel Elconin of Benzinga talks markets. Finally, Kenny Polcari, Director of NYSE Floor Operations at O’Neil Securities and a contributor to CNBC, shares his thoughts on this week’s trading sessions.
There Will Be Floods
October 5, 2015
Matty Weber is back in-studio talking Cubs, his recent trip to Vancouver and more. Chris Manns of PTI Securities & Futures is joined by special guest Paul Jeschke of Illinois Corn to discuss this Fall’s crop. Then, John Neal of PTI Securities & Futures discusses last week’s jobs report before previewing this week in the markets. Finally, David Andalman of DACS Research shares his technical analysis.
SMU Coach Larry Brown Faces another Sanction
October 1, 2015
Fari Hamzei joins the Chief in the studio to talk about Russia’s airstrike on Syria and the continued drop in commodities. Kevin O’Neill calls in to give his thoughts on the National League Playoffs and where they’ll take place. Then, Chief and Kevin discuss the NCAA’s sanctions against SMU and debate where the limits should be set on college athletes– the money they do or don’t make and control they have over their image. In the last half hour David Andalman joins in for a further analysis of the market.
The Man Behind America’s Largest Corruption Bust
September 30, 2015
Lou Michels joins the Chief in the studio with former FBI agent Terrence Hake to hear about his new book Operation Greylord, which tells his story about being the undercover prosecutor in America’s largest corruption bust. In the later hour Dr. Patrick Kerr calls in to discuss the prevalence of head and spine injuries in football and how his “Kerr’s Collar” can help prevent further injury in the sport. Chief and Lou take out the show with a discussion of Russia’s air strike on Syria and Bears football.
Carl Icahn’s Concern for Low Rates
September 29, 2015
dDr. J Najarian joins the Chief in the studio to discuss Carl Icahn’s recent statement regarding low interest rates, tax loopholes, and strains on the high yield bond market. Joel Elconin calls in to join the conversation and express his excitement for the University of Michigan’s football season under the coaching of Jim Harbaugh. In the later hour Dr. J and the Chief talk about Alcoa’s split, Volkswagen, and Turing Pharmaceutical’s controversial decision to spike the cost of the drug Daraprim.