10/14/2026
The Giants and Commanders delivered one of the wildest finishes of the season. Washington led 27-13 with 11 minutes left before Giants backup QB Jameis Winston, in for an injured Jaxson Dart, threw for 326 yards and 3 touchdowns to force overtime. Then on Washington’s final drive, head coach Dan Quinn failed to get the offense lined up in time, running the clock out before his team could even attempt the win. Final: 27-27. We break down the decision-making, because clock management is a business skill too.
Trump also struck a diesel deal with Putin and suspended sanctions to make it happen, but even the full deal only covers about 12 days of U.S. demand. We break down what it actually means for diesel prices, farm costs, and why 7 senators from both parties are calling it illegal.
Also this episode: a Michael Jordan game-worn jersey from the ‘98 Finals just sold privately for $14 million, the second-highest price ever paid for game-worn sports memorabilia. We talk collectibles as a real asset class.
Bitcoin whipsawed between $81K and $84K with $800M+ in liquidations in 24 hours, mortgage rates hit a 35-month high at 7.4%, and tomorrow’s CPI print could move all of it. We connect diesel, inflation, rates, and your portfolio, because none of it moves alone.
Taylor Swift just logged 100 career weeks atop the Billboard 200, a record only the Beatles have topped. Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium run pulled in $42.3M. Drake’s ICEMAN is the best-selling rap album of the year. We talk about what separates a hit from an owned catalog.
Plus: a federal raid on a sitting member of Congress three weeks before an election, and what it means for market stability. Mike and Thomas close with real talk on their own crypto and real estate moves this week.
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