the chart is interpreted by the legendary larry williams.ll street has thrown in the towel and some powerful seasonal patterns are finally on the side of -- i would not be surprised if he is right again, meaning the bottom really is in. joe in north carolina? >> hello, how are you? >> i am good. thank you for calling in. what is going on? >> a huge congrats. it is great to see you. >> oh, thank you. you are very kind. >> you were meant to be here. a question about this. you talked about it a couple weeks ago. analysts have cut targets. like you -- i think we are heading to a recession. so -- company exposure to bitcoin. is there a better entry point? i know it had a bit of a run with this recent rally. i missed it but i am looking long term. i think there is a better opportunity. what do you think? >> i think this market is headed up a little bit. they are going to do okay but there are so many other stocks that are doing well and i think you are correct. they have had issues in recessions, so i would be careful. how about thomas from new je

we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years.was added for this tournament. well, the bad news, all the games were against much younger players. and while the ball is played hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end, the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the we the guy we play with never heard the foul line which come out of anybody's mouth. one time, just a good christian. goes and just good. hang around. people out there enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete against these guys. they somewhat quicker perhaps a little stronger. we still enjoy competing. >> the final scores like this one often one-sided. but the ballers don't get caught up in the numbers. they have f

the chart as interpreted by larry williams suggests you want to bet with the reds, not with the blues you do not have to be smart to know the future, you just have to know what the smart money is doing. i would not go that far myself but, giving his incredible track record, this is, believe it or not, in a tough day, super encouraging. stephen in rhode island. >> thank you for taking my call. personally, i am bullish on the stock and i love the company. -- 4 1/2%, i would love to hear your opinion. what will drive the growth for the remainder of the year and does the -- >> that actually, the stock is seated where it was and then -- that is very positive. the same -- to be able to buy back more stock and by the way -- a lot of money and it requires them to come in much more easily. >>> nearly every business seems worried about higher labor costs and -- to keep the costs down. restaurants particularly have it rough right now. but, they also have the benefit of new technology. i am talking about --, a privately held company that you might recognize from chipotle. they are using him to ma

we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years.unger players. and while the ball is played hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the fellowship of we the guy we play. never heard a file line which come out of anybody's mouth. one time. just a good christian much ago just good. hang around people out there and enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete against these guys somewhat quicker perhaps a little stronger. we still enjoy competing. >> the final scores like this one often one-sided. but the ballers don't get caught up in the numbers. they have fun. get exercise, make some new friends and feel good that at 70 something they're

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larry and vince best place. you've got tons of rec and park swag as if you didn't have enough you guys are significant certificate redeemable for a to get to be designed first time ever williamnd all that you will probably be able to wear on all your uniforms . and today passes to outside lands. that's for all ouraward winners . so i want to thank also ashley and teresa and everybody from 261. everybody who had a hand in pulling this off. a good shout out to tom smith and our friends at rdgolf course . just giving us such a warm welcome and now let's bring up the commissioners, our labor leaders and take a picture with the awardees and supervisor mandelman and after that it is time to call it. thanks everybody, tillnext year . >> tragedy. >>. >>. [inaudible] >> i'm sergeant and i'm a transmale. >> i'm an out gay man. >> we're married. >> i knew i was gay when i was 16 years old. >> i was probably in elementary school that i knew i was different. >> i had that fear that my parents would accept me. >> it wasn't as accepted as it is now. >> i was in the navy don't ask don't tell. >> i was in high school and i would have other students come up to me and say pretty awful things.

larry and vince best place. you've got tons of rec and park swag as if you didn't have enough you guys are significant certificate redeemable for a to get to be designed first time ever williamnd all that you will probably be able to wear on all your uniforms . and today passes to outside lands. that's for all ouraward winners . so i want to thank also ashley and teresa and everybody from 261. everybody who had a hand in pulling this off. a good shout out to tom smith and our friends at rdgolf course . just giving us such a warm welcome and now let's bring up the commissioners, our labor leaders and take a picture with the awardees and supervisor mandelman and after that it is time to call it. thanks everybody, tillnext year . >> tragedy. >>. >>. [inaudible] >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed to explore. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] i think it was in junior high and really started to do well in math but i faced some really interesting challenges. many young ladies were not in math and i was the o

william jennings bryan, we can go through that another time. host: we have time for one or two more calls. john is in florida. you are on with larry kudlow.let's try john in connecticut. caller: this is john from connecticut. i want to know if you think that john kennedy, senator from louisiana, would be a good presidential candidate in 2024. host: thank you, we are going to leave it there, we are running short on time. guest: john kennedy is a very smart man. i will leave it there. host: is he somebody you know? when you are in the white house, how often did you talk with senators? constantly? guest: tons. i had a lot of dealings with senator kennedy. i introduced him -- he spoke here at the state party fundraiser, he was on a tv show recently, he is a very smart guy. host: frank, florida. you are on the air. caller: that is kirk in washington. host: i apologize. caller: you asked a wonderful question of mr. kudlow and i happen to enjoy watching mr. kudlow. i somewhat agree with some of his positions, but some of them i do not. one of them -- i think the caller had mentioned about spending of the trump administration. that has always bee

william jennings bryan we could go through that. we went we have time for one or two more calls. john and lakeland, florida you are on with larry kudlow. johnny with, this? x this is john. i want to know if you think john kennedy the senator from louisiana would be a good presidential candidate in 2024? >> thank you sir were going to leave it right there. we are running short on time. >> is a very smart man. very, very smart man. i will leave it there.yo we want to see someone you know? when you are in the white house how often you talk to senators or congressmen, constantly? >> constantly. let it dealings with senator kennedy. i actually introduced him pretty spoke here at the big state party fundraiser. i introduced him is just on my tv show is a very smart guy. >> frank, kirkland florida. you are on the air. >> hi is kirk and washington but how are you? you asked wonderful questions mr. "kudlow". i happy to enjoy somewhat agree with some of the position. i think the color may be to behind. i mentioned about spending the trump administration. that has always been for me. people here in the state of washington the republicans

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if you want to learn more about woody williams, his oral history interview from 2006, remembrances of the battle view which ima from 2020 -- battle of iwo jima. larryeugene, oregon. you are next. caller: good morning. my relationship with this country has become complicated over the years. i separate my feeling about my fellow americans. there is a lot to like about them. there are great people here. my problem is with the institutions of the country, especially at the federal level. beginning with the vietnam war and the incredible lies we were all told by our government, our military, and onto the invasion of iraq, more lies, more wasted treasure, more wasted lives. so i have come to the point where i have had more or less an emotional divorce, a great concert from family counseling, where a person tries to love their family but cannot stop the feelings of alienation. that is where i am now. i cannot be proud of the institutions in my country. what the supreme court has been doing is horrible. so mixed feelings. i really like my fellow americans. i have had it with my government. the country is obviously coming apart. it is very sad. i am doing m

if you want to learn more about woody williams, his oral history interview from 2006, remembrances of the battle view which ima from 2020 -- battle of iwo jima. larryeugene, oregon. you are next. caller: good morning. my relationship with this country has become complicated over the years. i separate my feeling about my fellow americans. there is a lot to like about them. there are great people here. my problem is with the institutions of the country, especially at the federal level. beginning with the vietnam war and the incredible lies we were all told by our government, our military, and onto the invasion of iraq, more lies, more wasted treasure, more wasted lives. so i have come to the point where i have had more or less an emotional divorce, a great concert from family counseling, where a person tries to love their family but cannot stop the feelings of alienation. that is where i am now. i cannot be proud of the institutions in my country. what the supreme court has been doing is horrible. so mixed feelings. i really like my fellow americans. i have had it with my government. the country is obviously coming apart. it is very sad. i am doing m