The Tyler Cralle Show

Trump tweets about the controversy around Sinclair broadcasting which probably doesn’t help much, Jack Shafer at POLITICO says there is nothing to this story because corporations controlling media is as old as time and thats why competition is so important, and David Maciaone, of National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about interest rates and bond yields and how private roadways can effect mortgages

Pork producers & fruits growers brace for Chinese tariffs, as bad as Chinese tariffs are they would be nothing compared to the damage that ending NAFTA would have on North Carolina, Local governments all over the country continue to subsidize companies at taxpayers expense

US equity markets were down big yesterday and while it wasn’t entirely President Donald Trump’s fault he definitely isn’t helping, Villanova wins big last night for their 2nd national championship in 3 years, Investors are worried about FAANG stocks but optimism still remains just more cautious

The City of Wilmington & New Hanover County Commission debate whether or not to give National Gypsum incentives for reopening their plant, and State Senate candidate, Harper Peterson, seems confused about trickle down economics and corporate tax cuts, Eric Shaffer, VP of the UNCW College Republicans, joins Tyler to talk about their upcoming event tonight, the mood on college campus, and his weekly podcast, and big props to North Carolina junior golfer, Ella June Hannant, for winning the Girls 7-9 division of the Drive, Chip, & Putt National Championship

A bizarre circumcision protest gets a lot of attention on Saturday in Wilmington, Trump tweets about DACA this morning which could be because of criticism from Ann Coulter and a story on Fox News, The City of Wilmington & New Hanover County Commission debate whether or not to give National Gypsum incentives for reopening their plant, and State Senate candidate, Harper Peterson, seems confused about trickle down economics and corporate tax cuts

Trump’s trade war begins as China announces retaliatory tariffs on 128 products, Trump goes on a twitter tirade against DACA & wants GOP to use nuclear option tp pass immigration laws

New Hanover County school board member, Bruce Shell, joins Tyler in studio to talk about redistricting for high schools and middle schools, the upcoming election, and how New Hanover County will respond to some of the proposals to make schools safer like more mental health funding, school resource officers, arming teachers, and having retired vets or police officers help patrol schools.

Governor Roy Cooper thinks he might be a leading contender for the Democrat nomination in 2020, administrator at UNC-Chapel Hill thinks the dismal graduation rate among black student athletes is because of race when it really is because of socio-economic status

President Donald Trump goes after Amazon but as the WSJ editorial board points out that  his tweets will make any regulatory action seem political, Questions continue about why Trump refuses some of these bipartisan bills that would get him his wall funding, Conservative commentators, Kevin Williamson & Laura Ingraham, are threatened professionally because their opinions are not approved by leftists helping to further erode the marketplace of ideas

Dr. Craig Galbraith, UNCW economist, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the national debt and rising budget deficits and the problem that could pose on the overall economy and a little talk about tariffs & trade,  Blair Ellis, Deputy National Press Secretary for the RNC, joins Tyler to talk about opening day, Trump firing Shulkin, concerns about Jackson’s management experience, 60 Russian officials being expelled from the US, & Trump’s clamp down on legal immigration.

Trump administration changes to evaluating immigrants legal status based on benefits they receive from the federal government, Immigration hawks, upset that Trump isn’t being tough enough, try and persuade Ann Coulter to run for President in 2020, Dierdre McGlone-Webb, Treasurer of the Azalea Festival, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Parade and Street Fair, and the Trump administration cheers  

President Donald Trump fires VA secretary, David Shulkin, and announces he will hire long time Presidential physcian, Dr. Ron Johnson, the debt crisis is getting closer each year and Washington seems to care less and less each year, and new controversy arises between FBI officials Peter Strzok & Lisa Page

The Wilmington Star News seems concerned about the breach of trust with community and the CFCC board after closed meeting vote for the new President but where was the outrage when CFCC was doing far worse things that breached the trust with the local community?  Grant Perry joins Tyler to talk about the importance of using a stress test to get an understanding of how at risk your portfolio is if there is a correction in the market

Supreme Court arguments start today in the Maryland gerrymandering case Beniseck v Lamone, The long game with liberals on Trump’s affairs & the Mueller investigation seems to be getting Trump under oath so he’ll commit perjury, and Trump is trying to argue that the military budget should be used to build the border wall and that is a very dumb idea

North Korean dictator, Kim Jung Un, visits Chinese President for life, Xi Jinping, which might not be a good things for the United States, Supreme Court arguments start today in the Maryland gerrymandering case Beniseck v Lamone, Retired SCOTUS justice, John Paul Stevens, pens an op/ed arguing we should repeal the 2nd amendment, and Charles C.W. Cooke says that if liberals wants to repeal the 2nd amendment they should stop whining about it and do it.

Despite Trump’s divisive rhetoric in 2017 he deported fewer people than his predecessor, US equity markets rebound after trade war rhetoric chills between US & China, President Trump’s approval numbers hit a 11-month high, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the bond market and the booming development in BrunCo 

New election rules in North Carolina mean the Green Party will be on the in November siphoning votes from Democrats in tight races, North revenue is beating projections bucking a national trend of states experiencing budget revenue shortfalls, and a Wilmington women is being deported for stealing for her place of employment multiple times and yet the story tries to fool you into thinking her deportation is because of salad

US equity markets rebound after trade war rhetoric chills between US & China, President Trump’s approval numbers hit a 11-month high, and the midterm battleground districts are not in battleground states but in blue state wealthy suburbs that have typically gone red but that was not the case in 2016 and could continue in 2018…

The GOP Trumpism & traditional conservative views battle it out as the midterms approach, populism is quite popular but it needs to be sold truthfully, the GOP seems more open to distributive policies than once originally thought, and gun control activists seem to get more extreme by the day

Gun control marches take place locally and all around the country, The bad gun control arguments rely on the cognitive bias known as neglect of probability that is based more on emotion than logic, and gun control activists seem to get more extreme by the day