Frank Mottek

We'll be doing the YouTube show live as well from 7:00 till at least 10:00 PM.

We'll be joined by a bunch of special guests, including Phil Tureci of KMJ and Frank Motek, the voice of money here at KABC.

We will cover all the local races in Southern California and the Bay Area.

We'll cover the statewide races.

And hey, on election night, November 3rd, Johnny and I are gonna do the regular show from noon to 3:00, and then we're coming back from 7:00 till 9:00 PM on the radio, 7:00 till 10:00 PM on the YouTube stream for our California Counts election special.

We'll be joined by our friends Frank Mottek, the business guy at KABC, and Phil Turesi over at KMJ, and a whole bunch of other special guests as we figure out how everyone voted in the midterm election.

So make sure to stay tuned for that.

It's two weeks and one day away.

Robert Kleinhenz, thank you very much for j-- coming to the line here.

Hi, Frank.

Good to be here.

Thank you.

He's also host of the Mossad Files podcast.

Dan Raviv, thank you very much for coming to the line here this evening.

Happy to be with you, Frank.

As usual, so many Middle East headlines.

Good evening and welcome to The Way Home, radio show and podcast presented by the Union Rescue Mission.

Frank Mottek here, along with Mark Hood, the CEO of the Union Rescue Mission, the number one organization serving the thousands of men, women, children, and seniors helping find their way home from the streets of Los Angeles.

On this program, we focus on homeless solutions and also celebrate great URM success stories, URM supporters, philanthropists, business, and civic leaders.

Today, our special guests include Joe Giese and Ed Warren.

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Good evening and welcome back to The Way Home, radio show and podcast presented by the Union Rescue Mission.

Frank Mottek here along with Mark Hood, the CEO of the Union Rescue Mission.

As I mentioned on this program, we focus on the Union Rescue Mission's leadership on homeless solutions in L.A. and focus on wonderful success stories.

John Najarian, thank you very much for coming to the line here this evening.

It's always great to be on with you, Frank, and just ahead of this jobs report, What better time could we have to kick off the month than doing it right now on your show?

Thank you very much.

And that report, of course, the big enchilada of monthly economic reports, a lot going on here again today.

That doesn't mean that we acquiesce to whatever they want.

I think it's pretty clear they don't hold very many cards in this game.

And I saw on CNBC just this evening, Frank, that we are back to pre-war time.

In other words, February 25th of this year.

Dan Raviv, thank you very much for taking the call here this evening.

Absolutely, Frank.

And what a day it is.

But, you know, what do you want to know? Because for years we haven't heard about a plane hijacking in the Middle East.

What we do know is that the Israeli passengers were heroes.

And later in the day, when another plane brought them from Saudi Arabia to Israel, they were greeted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself.

And there's a great feeling in Israel about these heroes, Frank.

On to your live with Dan Raviv with an excellent account of what happened today.

Gabriel Wisdom, thank you very much for taking the call here this evening.

Well, thank you, Frank.

It's clear that the economy is retreating in certain sectors.

And today, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said that she believes that trying to quell inflation in the specific sectors that stem from AI expansion would be a mistake.

It takes years to build new refineries.

So I think inflation will be a big problem.

With regard to jobs, there's evidence, Frank, that AI is likely to create more jobs than it eliminates over the long term because it creates jobs More work.

So that's very interesting.