Wall Street News Roundup: Taylor's Banner Weekend, Charlie Javice Goes to Prison and Government Shutdown Watch
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What are the biggest stories on Wall Street affecting my wallet?
I'm Nicole Lappin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand. It's time for some money rehab. All right. It is time for a roundup of the biggest stories on Wall Street and how they're going to affect you and your wallet. With the government shutdown absolutely dominating the news cycle, it's easy for other stories to get glossed over. I will give you an update on what's going on in Washington, but I'll also tell you what else you need to know, like why Charlie Javis is headed to prison, why the SEC is suing Tai Lopez's company, and the real reason that you're not going to pay tariffs on Life of a Showgirl. But first, a quick message from our sponsors. i am so excited you head up to big sur with my husband this fall we are celebrating our anniversary and while i will miss the little mush so much uh we are also really excited to have a little parents time we deserve that but you know it got me thinking about this feeling when you walk out of the door for a trip and you wonder
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What is the latest update on the government shutdown?
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Why is Charlie Javice going to prison?
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I'll get the government shutdown update over with because there's not a lot of there there yet, unfortunately. The government shutdown is barreling toward its eighth day with no off-ramp on site.
What was the verdict in the Frank scandal involving Charlie Javice?
On Monday, the Senate rejected two proposals to fund the government, one from the Democrats and one from the Republicans, marking the fifth failed vote to end the impasse. At the heart of the standoff here is health care. Democrats want to tie any funding bill to the extension of enhanced Obamacare subsidies, while Republicans argue that that debate should wait until the end of the year. And when that time comes, they will probably say no again. Anyway, President Trump has publicly framed the shutdown as a political win for the GOP. But behind closed doors, concerns are reportedly mounting within his camp over the potential fallout, especially as he threatens more federal layoffs if the deadlock drags on.
While President Trump momentarily floated the idea of negotiations, he quickly walked it back and said that Democrats must first agree to reopen the government before any health care deal is on the table.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the biggest stories on Wall Street affecting my wallet?
0:02–1:06
2
What is the latest update on the government shutdown?
1:06–2:30
3
Why is Charlie Javice going to prison?
2:30–3:14
4
What was the verdict in the Frank scandal involving Charlie Javice?
3:14–5:49
5
How is Tai Lopez involved in the SEC lawsuit?
5:49–8:13
6
What economic impact does Taylor Swift's new album have?
8:13–9:04
7
Why are Taylor Swift's vinyl records exempt from tariffs?
9:04–10:31
8
What can small businesses learn from Taylor Swift's versioning strategy?
10:31–11:43
Speakers
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