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Is Woke Coming Back?

Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 25 min · 33 segments

A new California "hate speech" law is raising red flags for Christians. Seth Udinski and Sam Case discuss why many Christians assumed the era of "woke" hate speech was long behind them, and how…

A new California "hate speech" law is raising red flags for Christians. Seth Udinski and Sam Case discuss why many Christians assumed the era of "woke" hate speech was long behind them, and how California serves as a warning that it could return if Democrats regain power. Later, Walker Wildmon, CEO of AFA Action, joins the show to discuss the upcoming midterm elections and abortion-related ballot measures in Virginia, Nevada, Idaho, and Missouri. Become a Financial Issues Partner today! For $132 a year, you get full access to our stock picks, asset allocation models, and so much more. Join at financialissues.org! Today's show is sponsored by Timothy Plan. Learn how you can invest in a God-honoring way through biblically responsible ETFs, mutual funds, and retirement plans. Visit Timothyplan.com for more.

A new California "hate speech" law is raising red flags for Christians. Seth Udinski and Sam Case discuss why many Christians assumed the era of "woke" hate speech was long behind them, and how…

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Speakers: Seth UdinskiHostSam CaseHostWalker WildmonGuest

Top entities: Social Security×27 Roe v. Wade×9 God×23 California×12 Europe×11

Show signals: SuitabilitySensitiveBiasRightAudience≈24k followers

Markets and OpenAI Revenue2:10 – 3:05

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:10

So the markets yesterday, the indices fell.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:12

They were led downwards by the NASDAQ.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:15

OpenAI apparently could not hit Wall Street's revenue expectations, unfortunately.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:20

We talked about that recently, how the expectations are just sky high.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:24

And so naturally, uh, it's going to happen that these big companies might not be able to hit those expectations, and when that happens, the markets react, and they did yesterday.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:32

The Dow was up slightly.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:33

It's basically flat.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:34

Same with the Russell 2000, positive but basically flat.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:37

The S&P 500 was down about a half percent, not bad.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:40

The NASDAQ, uh, bled the most yesterday.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:42

It was down about a quarter, about a percent and a quarter.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:45

Uh, however, the pre-markets this morning seem to have responded back nicely.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:49

Uh, futures are pricing in to open all in the green.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:51

The Dow's basically flat, but the S&P and the NASDAQ up very nicely.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:55

And oil is basically flat this morning as well.

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Seth UdinskiHost

2:58

Meanwhile, gold is up 1% and silver up 2%.

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Seth UdinskiHost

3:02

So that is what we're looking like on Wall Street this morning.

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Markets and OpenAI Revenue2:10 – 3:05

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:10

So the markets yesterday, the indices fell.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:12

They were led downwards by the NASDAQ.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:15

OpenAI apparently could not hit Wall Street's revenue expectations, unfortunately.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:20

We talked about that recently, how the expectations are just sky high.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:24

And so naturally, uh, it's going to happen that these big companies might not be able to hit those expectations, and when that happens, the markets react, and they did yesterday.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:32

The Dow was up slightly.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:33

It's basically flat.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:34

Same with the Russell 2000, positive but basically flat.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:37

The S&P 500 was down about a half percent, not bad.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:40

The NASDAQ, uh, bled the most yesterday.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:42

It was down about a quarter, about a percent and a quarter.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:45

Uh, however, the pre-markets this morning seem to have responded back nicely.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:49

Uh, futures are pricing in to open all in the green.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:51

The Dow's basically flat, but the S&P and the NASDAQ up very nicely.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:55

And oil is basically flat this morning as well.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

2:58

Meanwhile, gold is up 1% and silver up 2%.

S

Seth UdinskiHost

3:02

So that is what we're looking like on Wall Street this morning.

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