This Morning With Gordon Deal

Scott Calvert, a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, shares his thrilling experiences riding alongside repossession agents, highlighting the dangers and the tech reshaping the repo business. Emily Stewart from Business Insider delves into prediction markets, exploring their blurred lines with gambling and their rise in popularity. Patrick Holland of CNET discusses the impressive battery life of the iPhone 17 series and how it outperforms its predecessors. Lastly, Jessica Dickler from CNBC sheds light on tuition discounting, revealing the misleading nature of college sticker prices.

Caroline Vakil, Campaign reporter at The Hill, discusses the recent DOJ lawsuit over California's redistricting and how it could impact House seats, highlighting Democratic strategies against GOP gains. Jared Diamond, a sports reporter at The Wall Street Journal, dives into the complexities of running the Colorado Rockies, tackling both altitude challenges and organizational issues. Carissa Waddick from USA Today analyzes the shift of Latino voters back to Democrats, linking it to economic concerns and the focus on affordability.

Lindsay McPherson, a Capitol Hill reporter, analyzes the newly passed bipartisan spending package, revealing key points like restored SNAP funding. Jennifer Hargrave, a family law attorney, highlights the tension in marriages when wives out-earn their husbands, emphasizing communication as a remedy. Aditi Shrikant, a MarketWatch columnist, draws witty parallels between friendships and retirement savings, showcasing the importance of nurturing relationships. David Uberti, a Wall Street Journal reporter, addresses the political scrutiny surrounding rising energy demands from data centers and its impact on consumers.

Christian Datok, a White House reporter for the Washington Examiner, shares insights on Trump's declaration that affordability is a 'dead' issue and discusses recent economic proposals like stimulus checks. Ken Alltucker, a consumer health reporter at USA Today, details the potential fallout for ACA marketplace enrollees as pandemic-era subsidies expire, which could lead to higher premiums and millions losing coverage. The podcast also covers the nearing end of the government shutdown and an emotional story about a returned Purple Heart.

Senate passes measure to end government shutdown, Trump administration renews Supreme Court appeal to keep full SNAP payments frozen, and facts to know about Veterans Day. Surf Shark - www.Incogni.com/Gordon

Senate clears key hurdle toward ending government shutdown, appeals court won't let Trump administration limit SNAP benefits, and coffee may protect against irregular heartbeats. Surf Shark - Incogni.com/Gordon

Democrats dent Trump's coalition with three big election victories, there's a war on the bachelor's degree, and lovebirds crowned 'world's oldest married couple' share longevity tips. Surf Shark - www.Incogni.com/Gordon

Travelers brace for turmoil as flight cuts kick in at major U.S. airports, Trump administration must fund full SNAP benefits for November, judge rules, and man anonymously receives an envelope of cash after starting viral food pantry. Surf Shark - Incogni.com/Gordon

U.S. to reduce flight traffic by 10% at 40 airports because of shutdown, conservative Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Trump's sweeping unilateral tariffs, and New York pizza maker sells his one millionth pie after 20 years. Surf Shark - Incogni.com/Gordon

Democrats win hotly-contested races, California voters approve new US House map to boost Democrats in 2026, and the best places to retire. Surf Shark - www.Incogni.com/Gordon