Show Notes
In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, Hurricane Isaias is barreling toward the Gulf Coast as a powerful Category 2 storm, bringing damaging wind gusts, heavy rain and potentially life-threatening flash flooding. Three states, including Alabama, Florida and Georgia, have declared states of emergencies ahead of Hurricane Isaias. Thousands of residents have been ordered to evacuate across two states.
Also the fiscal pulse of the nation is quite alarming as the national debt hovers around $2 Trillion with the intrest on the debt exceeding economic growth / Florida Governor Ron DeSantis posts on 'X' his concerns about massive borrowing / and hints that former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin might make a run for President in '28.
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