The Tyler Cralle Show

President Donald Trump tweets that the US is “lock and loaded” against North Korea that seems to unnecessarily escalate the current tense situation, Val Boudreau, the Care Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the top cars for college students and important repairs that will increase the life of your car

GenX turns political which might be a good sign, House leaders announce rules for redistricting and Democrats (of course) don’t like em, and one of the biggest boondoggles in Southeastern North Carolina is almost complete; Inland Greens

China warns North Korea & US about first attacks, President Donald Trump ramps up rhetoric against North Korea, Kim Jong Un lowers expectations about launch at Guam, Trump’s strong rhetoric is roiling the financial markets,  and the Nuclear taboo might not be the safety net that many think it is

Has the Reagan Star Wars program finally reached maturity, North Korea continues to threaten Guam, and Tom Nichols writes a great piece explains why North Korea is still ways away from having a nuclear missile capable of reaching the US

Latest GenX test results show numbers below state standard, CFPUA to dump water out of Aquifer to make people feel better, GOP Senators question Cooper administration about GenX information,  Governor Cooper announces incentives for another company that are actually more than the proposed investment from the company, and the FBI raids Paul Manafort’s house before dawn back at the end of July

Tom Nichols writes a great piece explains why  North Korea is still ways away from having a nuclear missile capable of reaching the US,  State treasurer Dale Folewell joins Tyler to discuss the recent announcement of a double digit return for the pension fund, the money saved from the issuance of new debt, and the renegotiation of medicare advantage premiums that will save taxpayers tens of millions of dollars a year, and Governor Roy Cooper is accused by the NCGOP of accepting illegal campaign donations

North Korea continues to threaten Guam, Democrats critique Trump’s langue and lack of foreign policy experience, and we can thank Obama for a hacked election and a nuclear North Korea

Report from the Defense Intelligence Agency says North Korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, President Donald Trump warned North Korea to stop making threats or they’ll face fire & furry from the US, North Korea telegraphs possible attack on Guam, and the real debate now begins on what President Trump should do about North Korea and wonder if Kim Jong Un is a rational actor

Clark Neily, VP for Criminal Justice at the Cato Institute, joins Tyler to talk about the damage that occupational licensing is having on our economy by directly hurting geographical and economic mobility as well as indirectly increasing the cost of services and goods because of government restrictions, and Grant Perry, the founder of Pinehurst Capital, joins Tyler to talk about the importance of gun trusts

NCDHHS finally releases a proposal for the General Assembly to allocate funds to fight GenX, New study finds North Carolina is in bottom 5 for health care experience, BCBS NC gets a new CEO, Governor Cooper files ANOTHER lawsuit against the general assembly, WRAL gives him credit for a budget item that be vetoed, and new study finds that charter schools make public schools better

Report from the Defense Intelligence Agency says North Korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, President Donald Trump warned North Korea to stop making threats or they’ll face fire & furry from the US, North Korea telegraphs possible attack on Guam, and the real debate now begins on what President Trump should do about North Korea and wonder if Kim Jong Un is a rational actor

New report finds despite health gains by the country Appalachia residents are actually going backwards, Trump announces presser for later today about opioid problem,  a new report from POLITICO finds that backing out of TPP has had a negative impact on the agricultural industry therefore hurting rural America that many thought would benefit from killing TPP, and Trump’s accomplishments for his first 200 days get some recognition

Dallas Woodhouse tweets about the history of the Democratic party in North Carolina and the Dems didn’t like that, the myth of the racist voters leaving the Democratic party to become Republicans is a myth that no data supports, Google proves how supportive they are of different opinions by firing someone with a different opinion, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about household debt and adjustable rate mortgages

Democrats like to believe that when given a choice between A & B they think C is an acceptable answer when it comes to economics, Libs are angry that Duke Energy is making rate payers pay for Coal Ash cleanup as if there was some other revenue source at their disposal, and some SENC residents call for federal water standards

SHOCKER: New report says WaPo & NYT reporters were less than thrilled about covering Lynch & Clinton meeting in 2016, Stephen Miller apparently live quite the cosmopolitan life in DC, and a new report from POLITICO finds that backing out of TPP has had a negative impact on the agricultural industry therefore hurting rural America that many thought would benefit from killing TPP

North Korea threatens revenge for US lead sanctions imposed by the United Nations, NY Times reports that Vice President Mike Pence is running a shadow campaign for President in 2020, & Andrew McCarthy of the National Reviews writes that Mueller’s impaneling of a grand jury in Washington could be the first step in impeachment, Chris Pratt & Anna Farris announce the are splitting up, Eric Bolling gets suspended from Fox News after accusations he sent unsolicited lewd photos to female colleagues, and Trump goes on a tweetstorm this morning

President Donald Trump goes on a tweetstorm this morning, New report from Montgomery County, MD shows that raising the minimum wage would cost the county 47,000 jobs over 5 years so the Democrat council members just ignore it, Liberals run to economists on immigration issues yet run away from economists on economic issues, and the wall debate could cause a government shutdown

Liberals continue to whine about redistricting arguing that the Republicans are too good at it and the shrinking of rural communities makes the urban/rural divide even more pronounced and something needs to be done to help the people in those communities

North Korea threatens revenge for US lead sanctions imposed by the United Nations, NY Times reports that Vice President Mike Pence is running a shadow campaign for President in 2020, & Andrew McCarthy of the National Reviews writes that Mueller’s impaneling of a grand jury in Washington could be the first step in impeachment

Thomas DiLorenzo, author of “The Problem with Socialism”, joins Tyler to talk about the crisis in Venezuela and why socialism is entirely to blame, why socialism is incompatible with democracy therefore democrat socialists like Bernie Sanders can’t ideologically exist, and why socialism always leads to poverty, misery, and eventual failure.