Expect A Mass Die-Off Of Public Companies Later This Year | Ted Oakley

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When the road ahead is uncertain, there's no wiser choice than to listen to those with experience - who have seen enough market cycles to judge what's most likely to happen next.
Today we're fortunate to welcome financial advisor Ted Oakley, managing partner & founder of Oxbow Advisors.
Ted has over 40 years experience helping clients, mostly high net worth families, protect and build wealth through good times and bad.
Here at the start of 2023, we'll ask him if the bear market is over, or if it's simply sharpening its claws, waiting to strike again. And we'll find out how he's currently positioning his clients assets for the coming year.
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There’s no doubt that it's a very challenging time right now for the average investor. Above and beyond the recent economic impacts of COVID, the new era of record low interest rates, runaway US debt and US deficits, and trillions of dollars in monetary and fiscal stimulus stimulus has changed the rules of investing by dangerously distorting the Dow index, the S&P 500, and nearly all other asset prices. Can prices keep rising, or is there a painful reckoning ahead?
Let us help you prepare your portfolio just in case the future brings one or more of the following: inflation, deflation, a bull market, a bear market, a market correction, a stock market crash, a real estate bubble, a real estate crash, an economic boom, a recession, a depression, or another global financial crisis.
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[@mohican-jx6fx]

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[@dralel1381]

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[@LoricFox]

Wait- do more research🤑

[@mattmccracken1768]

I will say this: I have been preaching disaster for more than a decade, and missed out on a lot of gains because of my opinions, but WHO KNEW the Fed would be so irresponsible for so long. I was an economics major in college, and not a particularly good student, but I have enough sense to know that if you keep interest rates low enough and long enough you will cause major distortions, and I could always come to Wealthion for reaffirming my predictions. The Federal Reserve has exhibited Vietnam level incompetence, and we will pay the price.

[@michaeloconnor6683]

Same here, I was short big time coming up on 2008 and never ever imagined that the system would get bailed out and that the FED would come up with a bunch of alphabet soup programs made up out of thin air and would experiment with the entire US financial system. It's like, I was right, but they changed the rules of the game after it started and then I lost.

[@jamesgeorge8915]

@@michaeloconnor6683 me too. Never fight the fed, I suppose

[@mattmccracken1768]

@@michaeloconnor6683 It's good to know I am not alone, but I remember Stanley Druckenmiller warning about this as far back at 2015. The Fed should have started raising rates in 2013: It was not an election year, and the economy could have sustained a slow down. And now Janet Yellen, of all people, is arguing for an increase in the debt limit. Yes, it should be increased, but she is one of the main culprits in the growth of all this debt! Of course she will not pay, but head off to some cushy job in academia or Wall Street. It will be the most vulnerable who will pay.

[@DrunkenXiGinPing]

He is a great guest !!!!

[@captnhuffy]

Standing ovation. I am mostly out of the markets now, but when in stocks I knew I needed, needed, to stay nimble for the reasons you cover and more. I didnt realize that we had 62 years of money pumping, and 40 years of interest rate manipulations... I thought my time in was a wild ride!!

[@mktwatcher]

Luv your Ted Oakley interviews. He never comes across as having an agenda or feels like he's trying to sell you. He just presents his thoughts on what's happening based upon his many years of experience. Thank you for this video.

[@popsmcgee9775]

Ted is such a fantastic guest. Thanks again Adam for this and all the other great interviews you provide!

[@myutube8x]

Ted is so great. He's a combination or deep market wisdom and gentlemanly kindness. Truly a great guest. Thank you for having him again Adam.

[@fspike2469]

Adam I learned a lot from this one. Thanks a lot for what you are doing.

[@jameslogan507]

Biggest lesson I learnt in 2022 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.

[@favor4afavor823]

"Nobody- I don't care if you're Warren Buffet or Jimmy Buffet- Nobody knows if the market is going up, down, or in fucking circles"

[@JeremysRants]

Most people should not day trade or even swing trade.

[@losinglouie]

Fascinating comments about oil producers not comprehending the value of oil. I can’t help but to make a parallel to precious metal stackers. I guess it’s human nature to buy high and sell low.

[@bilbobaggins4462]

The consummate gentleman with a wealth of experience. Kudos to Adam for letting Ted expand on his answers.

[@James-ze8ui]

Ted Oakley has a very reasoned and sober outlook on our economic future. The man has a wealth of experience and he is speaking truth through all of the noise. He is the guest whose opinion I trust the most on Wealthion, and that’s saying something. Short term US treasuries are the way to go right now. US and global recession or depression is imminent.

[@gieb6428]

I agree

[@Snappypantsdance]

James since you seem to understand this, could you help interpret what he is saying starting at -29:27 on the clock? I think he’s talking about short term treasuries, but I’m unfamiliar, especially with specifics. Would love some help!

[@MrTigerStarX]

41:26 - 3% or 4% inflation for a decade could happen again. Great guest. Calm, collected, and open to all the possibilities.

[@BlueWaterSTAX]

Ted is a absolute legend. Thanks for having him on Wealthion Adam. The content for 2023 is looking excellent

[@EatMyOats]

Disagree with his (and Fed Powell) Inflation source, it's politically biased. Use Bloomberg commodity index, BCOM, United States commodities weighted by their actual use and industry down to consumer. Inflation is closer to 11%. The fed needs to raise interest rates to 13% currently so that it will balance with all commodities.

[@backslapped2851]

These interviews are always tough to watch because you know the fund managers aren't really giving you the full story. If they say too much, you won't need them to manage your money because you could do it yourself.

[@DBEdwards]

I like the look and thought of Ted Oakley. A very rare breed these days. Class act. Loved the show!

[@kevinobrien9271]

“Everybody is long term until they lose money.” Ted Oakley “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” Mike Tyson

[@gmb858]

General Eisenhower spent 3 years planning D-Day. Yet, after the invasion was launched, he sat down to write an announcement taking all responsibility in case the battle was lost and the invasion failed. He knew that all battle plans go out the window when the first shot is fired.

[@valcinaking5857]

Invest overseas..

[@RafaelTruthseeker]

Great show, I totally agree with most people's comments here. Ted is a true heavyweight guest; Deeply knowledgeable, humble and serene. Good job Adam, thanks :) Looking forward to next week's once again heavyweights week!

[@tippa8282]

Love listening to Ted, always great interview 👍 great work Adam

[@jeffsams6789]

I'm interested in the influence the 'Reset' agenda is, or will have on the markets?

[@luisabeltran2196]

I don’t have debt!! 🎉

[@gieb6428]

Your winning

[@garyzies3486]

Ted has some experience under his belt, unlike all those young hot-shot marketing brokers who have never weathered a storm. I appreciate this interview and his insights.

[@indianajones3315]

Same folks who contribute to “consensus estimates”. These people were still in college in ‘08, no idea how low earnings can go.

[@bertotools]

Thank you for this interesting interview. Keep up the good work. God bless you.

[@plaubelmakina8916]

Do you believe the price of NG is being manipulated? It looks lower than low considering the War in Europe and sanctions.

[@RobWilliams007]

Yes, the point Ted makes about BBB bonds is excellent.

[@gieb6428]

I never though of that angle about etf/fund BBB holding restrictions

[@michaelpetrus19]

New word "bifurcated" and I agree. Always nicely dressed and well spoken with a pleasant back drop makes listening to Ted relaxing......................thank you

[@bpmattic9648]

Yes is just a great guest. Always look forward to his opinions and views.

[@jamesthompson7282]

1:05:30 "Unfortunately, that is the plight of the small individual investor. They have nobody to say, "OK, you need to get liquid here [NOW] & put it [back] in here... Unfortunately, they don't get good advice..." Well, no. Of course not. What Financial Advisor is going to recommend their client pull all money out of the market in advance of a pretty much assured crash coming? They'll hope it doesn't materialize. 'Cause if the client pulls all money out, they're paying a management fee to sit on cash. And that means they'll fire their advisor. I fired mine: why keep throwing money down the toilet to pay for "investment management" to sit on cash? Beside which, the idiot didn't see the peak coming; didn't see the crash coming; doesn't see a further crash coming. Either he's blind, dumb or - more likely - he's advising for HIS benefit, not mine. Your Economics prof insisted there's such a thing as an efficient market. Bu!!sh!t!!! All markets are inefficient. With perhaps one glaring exception: Wall Street is pretty damn efficient. At fleecing investors. THAT'S an efficient market, I'll admit. But I'll wager it's the only efficient market in existence.

[@gieb6428]

You just heard a Financial Adviser say it.

[@DigeryDigery]

@@gieb6428 kudos to you. You're not the typical financial advisor. At least, not like the ones I've met.

[@veronicakelly4261]

Maybe people aren't looking to keep buying things. People living restricted lives, to do jobs, to make things that they don't really need. We are social beings, we don't need money, we need time to be together, and spend time to create a life not doing for money but freedom to love, which is what primal humans are about, our lives and wellbeing is in decline as we put money before families, raising children, social activities in bringing people together in fun and loving ways.

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Adam - Your channel is God sent . I follow it regularly. The amount of financial education I have got is priceless . Just because of your channel I decided against buying the house last April and I think it was really a good decision. Your channel is having true impact on ppl lives.

[@joefer5360]

God bless Adam's interviewing skills. Gets the real meaty questions to get the meaty answers.

[@rudeawakening3833]

One of the best channels , and I can’t explain how much of a breath of fresh air for a host to calmly ask a question ; then stop talking and allow the guest to calmly answer … As apposed to a recent Kitco News interview with a crazy and irritating interviewed guest that just screams louder over the host !

[@ryguy6907]

I would agree that active management may be crucial in the next decade. The problem is that most managers have no idea how to invest in this environment. I can see the evidence of this in how poorly most asset managers performed in 2022. Not a clue. They are stuck in the easy money past and their whole investment premise relies on when the FED will pivot. I would love to see an episode (or series) concerning just how much things have changed and how the market will likely perform moving forward. The challenge would be in finding experts like Ted Oakley who have actually been around long enough that they remember when fundamentals mattered and know something about economics.

[@garyzies3486]

They are still on the 60/40 model cuz it's worked for so long. What do they know? Nothing.....hehe

[@Snappypantsdance]

Love this comment! I agree! I think the face of all things financial may be flipping on its head for years to come!

[@cpcreit]

The entire Bull Run post 2012 has more to do w/ PE expansion vs actual "profit expansion"...shell game all around, issue low yielding bonds, then use them to buy up shares, insiders get to cash out top $...bondholders end up owning the company during downturns, equity is wiped out...what a racket....

[@FerallHog]

These are Two wise men. This was an Excellent discussion. Such key insightful information.

[@Jayshadys]

Thank you for making that Tom Lee interview short. When pressed the CNBC puppet had no good answers. At least David Hunter can explain the process to the Sp6000. Lucky and Ted Oakley are great guests with credibility.

[@singlecellorganism13]

Tom Lee believes the world just keeps moving forward in the business cycle. We're end of empire, David Hunters view (basically)

[@indianajones3315]

Agree, thanks for being merciful. Tough to watch, and you could feel he knows you disagree with everything he’s saying.

[@gregorysagegreene]

You guys might have finally given me an alternative thesis for 'Abolish the Fed' ... 'The Fed Steps Out the Door', when it's done wrecking what it made for the past 15 years - and then people have to fend for themselves in a proper, managed, hard and real world material focussed fashion. I now also have a new term for a potential Financial Crisis Deep Depression trigger - 'Debt Shock' ... so thankyou.

[@captnhuffy]

Dude, did you see the table showing the increase in money for the last 62 years? BONKERS !! Whatever happened to de-funding DC by 20% a year til a 10 year surplus is on hand?

[@gregorysagegreene]

@@captnhuffy If these vacuous Corps "go away", there ain't going to be as much money. Edit: And thanks, I wrote my main post just before that chart got put up ... so still digesting that. My guess is, per Wealthion, the Government is literally going to have a lot of 'shoes' thrown at it rather than 'dropped' ... and this time, ducking ain't gonna' work. 😆

[@ameeshbhandari5163]

Ted does a great job in explaining markets

[@massageandunwind8787]

Thank you. Breathe, relax and Unwind. Patience pays. Don’t fight the Fed. Be a lover not a fighter.

[@matthewterry3555]

Ted is definitely top 5 favorite guests.

[@bibibachmd9995]

Excellent guest and interview. Anymore being a landlord is a bad deal with all the expenses, dealing with tenants and rent moratoriums imposed by the g. Better to buy short term treasuries and not have headaches.

[@timferguson593]

Excellent interview.

[@cpcreit]

so true about that psychology...esp amongst "older" investors. I actually had an older neighbor back in 2009 after moving in to this nice neighborhood who confessed to me how she sold at the low after a 70% loss in her portfolio...her reasoning: did not want to lose it all....the debt bomb within the BBB IG market is the canary that can blow up and lead to the mythical "pivot"...$12 trillion simultaneously downgraded in lockstep, causing many bond ETF's to sell and discard the former BBB rated ($6-7 trillion equiv) which has now become junk bonds....like a good bank run on the bank, a panic run on all the ETF's causing the NAV to drop below the underlying assets by 10% or more due to lack of liquidity....

[@michaelmcgarrity6987]

When the road ahead is uncertain, slow down. Pull over to the side if it's too foggy. Watch out for the ditch. TY. Good show.

[@brianlinke1856]

Financial illiteracy has become a tremendous issue in the US as little is taught in the home setting or school!

[@LoricFox]

This is the best presentation of the history and expectation of our financial experience💕✌️

[@alexanderjack1043]

The trick is to get your money to do the working, I've read success stories of people that grew a profit of over $3million within 2years and that motivated me to get started as an investor, so I'd appreciate more tips and clues on how to make huge profit

[@carolg.burrage6479]

discipline, consistency and lack of instant gratification, that's how you get there.

[@kathyconway8312]

I agree, just get in touch with a financial consultant or professional to guide you and set you up with really profitable portfolios, I personally got in touch with a consultant and through her assistance, I’ve exponentially grown my portfolio to $380,000 within 4months, far from a million which is my goal but I’m definitely getting there.

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@@kathyconway8312 Please who is your financial consultant, how do i get access to him?

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I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed out on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks. I believe having 75K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and losing all the good opportunities

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The broker I'm in touch with is *Jane Morgan . I came across her in a Bloomberg interview and got in touch with her. You can use something else. For me, her strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on

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Please how can I contact Mrs Jane ? I really like what she has done for you, and I also want to benefit from it.

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Phenominal camera quality. Awesome!

[@dannycalley7777]

LP ...............right on , you can spend a few hundred bucks on a good camera and get these results !!!!!

[@TheNewCarryTrade]

Awesome work Adam...Ted is definitely one of my top 3 guests...

[@ronlokk]

Why worry about a interest rates or a pivot or schimvit or bear market. The kids in congress have just been notified that the United States cannot pay it's bills unless they agree to raise the national debt. Again, yes I know again. Meaning that a default at this time would send us into a sever depression, not a recession. Should we worry about that? On we go.

[@LeonardJankowski-nh4bl]

This excellent interview caused me to subscribe to a channel for the first time. I can understand the explanations so well.Thanks to Ted and Adam.

[@JohnDaniels]

Houses have more than doubled and now they're going to come down 15%, oh wow we're in big trouble

[@Snappypantsdance]

Lol, I agree! But I wouldn’t be surprised if housing drops far more drastically than anyone is predicting. IMHO, the only way it possibly wont is because it has been artificially inflated by RE investment holding companies like Blackrock.

[@alonalgr660]

An interview with Jeremy Grantham would be amazing. It’s been a while since he interviewed.

[@virtual240]

This isn't a recession; it's the start of a major depression.

[@geoffreyscott2274]

God bless Ted Oakley…

[@chriskenney4377]

Thanks for someone who thinks with measured judgement, and assesses finances as well as markets and economy. Ted Oakley is one of the best. About time the discussion on debt is getting considered.

[@alexi2460]

Thanks for the diversity of opinions from the professions you interview. Some stats on the amount we have lost in our pension funds whether universities or government and the private sector, or the Davos ceos with their jets. The private jets are the last perk the con artists give up

[@patmat.]

First time on your channel and it's maybe the best financial podcast I've ever listened to (given, I used to subscribe to the Millennial's ones, MK etc... lol).

[@twsmiles88]

Without a doubt, Mr. Oakley defines the power of humility. The interviewee with the most credibility..

[@gmb858]

He is accessible. He's one of the "old wise owls" that has observed everything over 40 years in order to navigate through. He's probably seen as many "downs" as he has "ups" from clients. We need more Ted Oakley's and fewer Jim Cramer's and clowns on CNBC.

[@Snappypantsdance]

@@gmb858 love this comment!

[@egyptianhebrew91]

the future is full of anxiety at very high levels, banks are going to go broke

[@userjoe4321]

Looks like 2023 will be a good year for the precious metals

[@billblass5961]

When you hear, "We don't try to time the market",, run; this means they don't do anything. I lost a Ferrari one year listening to that and paying management fees on top of all of the fund fees. Mr. Oakley is talking active management and that's what you want.

[@massonh7476]

Without Wealthion … I would be flying blind in these current market conditions. I literally watch every video twice.

[@lambertois11]

Ted Oakley is a true financial advisor. True financial advisor because contrarily to the typical broker who is focussed on a yearly bonus, Ted Oakley has the long-term interest of his clients.

[@martinithechobit]

An excellent video.

[@user-im6fy4qp6m]

Great information!

[@Patrick-bu5vy]

When financial managers are telling you 'don't panic', 'stay the course' and 'time in the market beats timing the market', they are usually putting all their own money in cash.

[@joemclemore3503]

Great interview. Thank you!

[@Lisa-mp7ig]

How are we going to pay 5% on 30 Trillion every year?

[@ltcajh]

Like you have much for choices with your company’s 401k?

[@pjviitas]

A voice of reason in a world dominated by irrational behaviors....rare indeed. Great interview.

[@paulginsberg6942]

Ted has the wisdom of experience and the wide knowledge to put that wisdom to good use.

[@jbocaneg17611]

Excellent content as usual. Thank you!

[@ddprepper5227]

Excellent report

[@mcgems754]

Financial advisors usually say to keep your money in the market. I was also told not to invest in gold

[@gieb6428]

I have had 11% in gold for ten years. As home and auto insurance you don't make much but it sure feels good having the insurance especially when unwelcome things happen.

[@EatMyOats]

Artifact Financial advisor wouldn't know about recession investment, only knows inflation driven markets.

[@StackingSurfer]

Fired my last two financial advisors. Worthless.

[@StackingSurfer]

Truth is I get more info from KZbin.

[@davidpate6095]

I wonder if Ted would be willing to be my dad.

[@gieb6428]

Yes, it would be nice to call him every once in a while

[@DjmMik]

I love when you have Ted. His wisdom in extremely valuable during these trying times!

[@huangdingdong]

This guest is great Adam, keep him coming!

[@crystalfuentes330]

A lot to be said for experience. Thank you so much gentleman!!

[@anthonywild8412]

A very good interviewee

[@sma5605]

Thank Adam

[@albionicamerican8806]

That's why you invest into mutual funds, index funds and ETF's. These instruments buy and hold a wide range of stocks so that a failure of a few companies doesn't destroy their value.

[@skullduggery6862]

37:53 did I have a stroke or am I just financially illiterate?

[@Alexwilliamskenneth]

I'm not kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement. I've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it Investing is a long-term game, so focus on the long run.

[@laurenodonnell5889]

I agree, my profit has been consistent no matter the market situation, I got into the market early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2020 this time with guidance from an investment adviser that was recommended by a popular economist on a subreddit, long story short, its been 2years now and I’ve gained over $850k following guidance from my investment adviser.

[@laurenodonnell5889]

@James Butler Having a coach is key in a volatile mar-ket, My advisor is "Karen J Norton"

[@laurenodonnell5889]

@James Butler nvestwithnorton💯

[@kennguyen4540]

Wow, amazing to see others who trade with Mrs Karen J Norton, I'm currently on my 5th trade with her and my portfolio has grown tremendously.

[@troywilkinson8937]

All depends on your time horizon. If you need your money to multiply within the next 10 years, and you don't change from a buy and hold strategy? You will be devastated financially.

[@danobrien3760]

Interesting bit on oil royalties. Gold, energy, food, land.. bit of cash.

[@Snappypantsdance]

CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP interpret something Ted said? It was at about 37.5 minutes, or as my video says- a negative 29:27 on the countdown clock- Ted says this- Why don’t you think about keeping that treasury look… …you can do something from a 470 on the shortest end to 5 years out…and all of a sudden you’re creating a really great cash flow with very little risk. I think this is probably a gem, and I don’t understand what he’s saying….

[@arescuda7234]

Alot of investors are passive and hold a quality stock that doesn't have much growth but consistently pays a dividend of 3-5%. But the stock price can always go lower so there's risk. Right now with U.S. Treasury bills they are also paying that rate both in short term and long term and you're original principle is not at risk. So you're getting safety and 4.5% growth against risk of your stock losing money or your dividend being cut.

[@Snappypantsdance]

@@arescuda7234 Ahh, ok, that makes sense. I don’t know if I’d have ever figured that out by what he said based on my lack of knowledge in this area. Thank you so much for being so good to take your time to educate me on that, I can’t tell you how grateful I am!!

[@bkfabs]

Adam, I really enjoy when you have Ted on your program. You ask excellent questions and he always gives sound and sensible advice. Excellent interview!

[@binhle3812]

Very educational interview , thank you!

[@dw566]

Mr. Oakley's relaxed style belies the depth of his experience, the soundness of his insights and the exceptional value of his views on investing. Thanks to him for generously offering his time and to you Adam for this and all your Wealthion videos.

[@chrisjones1796]

So get all in on physical Gold and Silver, thank you.

[@JohnDaniels]

Plus one for the five stages of grief in the housing market analogy 👍🏻

[@lfischer8380]

I read so much impending DOOM that I'm conditioned to bypass podcasts about it. Oh and yes, I've been reading about impeding DOOM for a little over a year now.

[@singlecellorganism13]

Impending doom for 20 years here.

[@babbsinbabeland]

depends on what you're dooming about😊

[@kharimarquette]

Fear sells.

[@MrJudo-BJJ-Foodie]

@@singlecellorganism13 I mean 2008 would have been one of those "doom" moments, no?

[@Miranda3730]

@@singlecellorganism13 20 years? that's misery.. chill

[@jeverhart99]

Great interview. Someone with years of experience and has seen it all. Boy I have missed that.

[@l33tr4n55]

90% cash - 10 % stock... waiting for the bottom

[@captnhuffy]

Thank You Adam! Ted, an honorable person, being open is so refreshing! Most in the media are spinning or even "playing" others .. perhaps that explains why there hasnt been a greater "flight of capital" out of the markets. Perhaps incorrectly: I remain heavily in cash-like positions, and will continue to do so until Bond market gives me a leading signal, then I'll likely move to Small Caps & dividend payers. edit: still watching and the second half offers so much information too, as well as market psychology (weak brain function of, i assume, mostly Boomers and those with even weaker minds than Boomers.) Really hoping part 2 is as content filled.

[@indianajones3315]

Dude, you sound like an old boomer, like 75.

[@captnhuffy]

@@indianajones3315 Nah, the older a boomer is the weaker, the more narrow minded, they usually are. There are a few exceptions, like the boomers who created the Libertarian Party. They saw their movement being undermined by Leftism / Marxism.

[@melapyper2349]

I learn something every time you have this man on. Thanks to both (all?) of you.

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍 A great guest: his down-home Texan drawl and Southern charm give the reassurance of common sense. Not like Adam's lawyer pal from Connecticut, who poured petrol over his head and then set fire to his feet.👍

[@T4nkcommander]

Haha, didn't even notice the drawl, but I'm a Texan too.