joining us now, the host of the bubba show, todd "bubba" horowitz. great to have you.y opener said he's looking for a 10-15 correction in the new year. do you feel the same? >> hi, taylor. yeah, i do look for the same. in fact, i'm probably looking for a little bit more. we have so much debt and, unfortunately, although the fed has been cutting rates, the debt is not coming down. our rates as a borrower are going up, so the only one who's benefits -- benefiting is the big banks, not only -- on the debt the the consumer has to pay. i think when these credit card bills come due after the first of the year, we're going to see big problems. taylor: talk to me about smci. it has been very volatile this year. why does it look good for next year? >> i think they've had a nice amount of bad news this year. they had a lot of can accounting problems and issues, and they've taken a big hit. they still make money and, of course, the stock is at about 90% of where it was at one point. of it was equal to its split at 300. it's now 30. i think it has a real great play, and a lot of s

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and i think to bubba's point, it happens because that's simply what they do. like when you get caught in a lie, you continue to lie more if we think of it. right. i mean, what it comes down to, you know, hunter, he takes the easy way out. and he knew this was coming from day one when he pled guilty. he knew that this was going to be the end result. so look, as far as tax crimes, gun crimes i mean, hats off to hunter. he's the best that ever did it. and get away with it. he we come from an industry in which we work. everybody right. you know we make people believe our lie. what what word lies in the middle of believe lie? they've been making people believe the lie for a long time now. and this kid worked the whole world. and then when he was stone cold, busted. dad, you know, dad jumped in and that's it. and that's what happened. but the craziest part, i think, is being pardoned for crimes we don't even know he committed. yeah. i mean, that's that's what's really anything, like i said, completely insane. there's a lot of drug dealers across the country going. w

dropping his g's that was smart to drop your g's when you're starting to talk to about bill clinton was bubba there is something about it and donald trump speaks a common language to the people he's talking to and the more mocking us college president types do of it in some ways it only reinforces it. so i don't want to say it's all language or all but there's there's something too which is why the perception of the party only got negatively reinforced when they anointed candidates. it felt like it was the elites making this decision for you. a voter isn't going to tell you that's why they they couldn't connect but i think you can see that that's why they didn't connect. >> i think a problem for democrats though is that that's their coalition and it's very it's hard to be the anti the anti-institutional party when you are the party when you're the party of the people who trust institutions and that's it's just not going to be believable on some level. >> that's why the pardon is so bad. sorry. it totally blows up the institutional argument. sorry. >> i have thought about this molly so much in

nicknames like junior, little bubba, chilly, coopa, booingity, booingity, chief, busy. jesus, and yes, my favorite vegan, t bone. you are all forever part of team carl. and i'm proud to have played a role in each of your careers. also could not have done anything without the love and support of my wife, tina, and our family. my family has always believed in me and supported me, and i look forward to spending more time with you very soon. tina, start your grinning because big daddy is headed home. to the folks of the first district thank you for giving me the chance to represent you, to bring our shared values to washington. i do not take lightly this job that each of you have entrusted me with with and i'm grateful for the opportunity, the future of south alabama, our entire state, and our nation which is so bright. i truly believe our best days are ahead of us. god bless, alabama. god bless the united states of america. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: tha

i was going to say, for those that do compare the two, it's a big difference between those saying bubba-- let's be very clear there. she went up and testified, nobody else did around there. here we have one case after another case after another case. >> i understand. >> we have documented whistle-blower reports. we have testimony -- >> i'm not trying -- i said already, i'm not trying to take the other side of the argument. i'm not saying you're wrong. i'm saying the question of what is about to up fold, it's not like -- if there's unanimity of opinion in donald trump's world that this is a mistake and they want to get out of it, they would have gotten out of it already. i think there are people around donald trump -- >> do you think donald trump wants -- >> i don't know what donald trump wants. >> -- wants testimony about this person coming up saying, he raped me and the public drunkenness and the destroying the vets organizations? jonathan lemire, do they -- because they're two different things. it's one thing to say, i want to fight about the mismanagement inside the pentagon and the

at that, i never understood why democratic politicians didn't have a ban that said wwbd, what would bubbag with fascist rhetoric and i was talking about things that bothered me that i was worried about, but he basically said, joe, we have people that were worried about gas prices and we have people that were worried about other things like that. they never got to where you were worried about and bill clinton said you've got to meet them where they are. >> you've got to meet them where they are. you have to address their concerns and then raise the other economic issues. you can't go macro without dealing with the microconcerns, but at the same time i think that the democratic party and the progressives need to really do a better job at amplifying what biden did because if they don't, i agree with the times column, that if they don't they are also dislodging themselves to be able to come in in the mid-term elections and other things. joe biden did some very solid things, traps formative things and i was telling fellow civil rights leaders. black unemployment is lower than it's been in deca

nicknames like junior, little bubba, chilly, coopa, booingity, booingity, chief, busy. jesus, and yes, my favorite vegan, t bone. you are all forever part of team carl. and i'm proud to have played a role in each of your careers. also could not have done anything without the love and support of my wife, tina, and our family. my family has always believed in me and supported me, and i look forward to spending more time with you very soon. tina, start your grinning because big daddy is headed home. to the folks of the first district thank you for giving me the chance to represent you, to bring our shared values to washington. i do not take lightly this job that each of you have entrusted me with with and i'm grateful for the opportunity, the future of south alabama, our entire state, and our nation which is so bright. i truly believe our best days are ahead of us. god bless, alabama. god bless the united states of america. order. the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: mr. president, i come to th

coming up behind us that i lovingly give most all of them nicknames, nicknames like junior, little bubba, she lay -- chile, cheese, busy, jesus, and my favorite vegan, t-bone. you are all forever part of team carl and i am proud to have played a role in each of your careers. also could not have done anything without the love and support of my wife, tina, and our family. my family has always believed in me and supported me and i look forward to spending more time with you very soon. tina, start your grinning because big daddy is headed home. to the folks of the first district, thank you for giving me the chance to represent you during our shared values to washington. i do not take lightly this job that each of you have entrusted me with and i am grateful for the opportunity. the future of south alabama, our entire state, and our nation is so right and i truly believe our best days are ahead of us. god bless alabama. god bless the united states of america. i yield back. >> senator ben cardin's final speech on the floor. he talked about his time in public service, advancing health care poli