Jake Duffy of the Duffy- Matthias group at Baird joins the show to discuss all things markets and tariffs…

The latest GDP numbers were released yesterday and show a mixed bag of both export declines and yet increases in business investment and stable consumer spending. What does this mean? And how are people trying to spin it?

They also discuss the vital importance of the success of DOGE and making sure that the waste, fraud, and abuse being found across the government is fully eliminated in successful Congressional legislation.

The reorienting of a world economy that has rarely changed since post-World War II seems to be the goal of the Trump Administration. What does it mean to you, your families, and your investments?

Chris and Jake discuss it all in a powerful and informative back and forth as Jake shares what keeps him up at night… and what gives him hope.

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