Hello, everyone. Happy Friday. Welcome to the big show. Good day here. Not such a good day over at MSNBC. Wait till you hear about their ratings. Meanwhile, we got judges everywhere to find the law, define the law, define the law, Pam Bondys onto all of them. And she's going for the jugular at this moment in time. We've got new arrest video coming into us of one judge out there in Wisconsin.

Wow, who somehow thought she could, like, hide illegal migrants in her courtroom.

I mean, the world is going crazy, but you know what's not going crazy in the markets?

The markets are going, well, they're going crazy up.

It's a good, good, good, good thing. We're going to talk about the

markets as well. 76research.com, you know my market research company. Welcome to the show,

everyone. Good to have you here. We get a ratings plunge on our hands over at MSNBC. As the network

contemplates its lack of a future. It's lack of a future because the parent company, you see, one, Comcast doesn't want

anything to do with this place anymore because it is, one, a political liability and two,

a failing business, a failing business that goes way too much in terms of the egomaniacs

you've got to deal with.

Oh, yeah, Rachel Maddo, I'm looking at you.

Okay, the egomaniacs with the

giant salaries, the $25 million woman that she is, $25 million a year, really for that show? I don't know.

I don't know. Didn't she say she was going to do the first hundred days? And then she gets to go back to what,

once a week? Give me a break. I mean, come on. that is not good business. Just saying. Anyway, the ratings are really,

really lousy. And I was looking at these, and I wanted to show you because they're telling you

something else entirely in their new commercial that they got over there on MSNBC. These

ratings just came out. This is per ad week, which is one of those trade publications.

MSNBC fell 11% in total.

Primetime viewers, 19% in the demo.

That's what they kind of live and breathe by, right?

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