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oh you won't believe what Donald Trump

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just said about Jerome Powell at the

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Federal Reserve let's analyze how

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exactly what's going on what it means

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great to get your take I would bet that

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over the next year leading into the 2024

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election one of the biggest topics that

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will be argued about by politicians

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running for office will be the fate of

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the Federal Reserve Donald Trump just

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had a few Choice words to say about Jay

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Powell and we're going to review exactly

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those we'll also review what I predicted

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Donald Trump Trump would say just about

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a week ago but first it's worth

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remembering that criticizing Jerome

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Powell has not always been popular in

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fact very few criticized Jerome Powell

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during the pandemic when the money

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printer was flowing and everybody was

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making money however Republicans were

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initially first to start criticizing

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Powell for being too slow to respond to

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inflation and they were right Jerome

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Powell and the FED were way too slow

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they were still printing over 80 billion

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dollars per month when we had over six

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percent inflation because they believed

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that inflation would be transitory now

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maybe inflation would have been

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transitory if we were only facing one

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wave of covid and then we were done but

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we didn't have one wave of covid we had

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a wave of covet followed by a wave of

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Delta followed by a wave of Omicron and

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then War which led to a massive oil

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price shock and massive sustained

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inflation thanks to these oh over and

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over again repeated shocks breaking down

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Supply chains leading actually to

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de-globalization which is very

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inflationary and ultimately leading to a

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Federal Reserve that just missed the

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boat they printed money and too much

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money for too long let's not even get

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started by talking about the fraud that

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happened during covet let's just focus

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on what politically happened for a

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moment before covid see during covet we

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know that Republicans were first to

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criticize Jerome Powell but they were

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also critical of drone Powell before

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coven remember that when rates were

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actually rising in 2008 Donald Trump

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said he would consider firing Jerome

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Powell because it didn't make sense that

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Jerome Powell was Raising interest rates

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when in the mind of Donald Trump the

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economy was fine and there was a belief

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that potentially the economy might

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actually over overheat the yield curve

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inverted before covid it's inverted

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again now which is potentially a way of

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saying okay maybe we need to slow the

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economy down and try to orchestrate a

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soft Landing which is much of what the

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fed's trying to do now as well but

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inflation was actually running under

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Target in 2018 and previously leading a

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lot of people to wonder what why what

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was the point of slowing down the money

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printing if inflation was actually fine

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so you kind of have a little bit of a

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flip-flop right because in 2018-19 you

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had Republicans and Donald Trump like

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hey keep printing like why are you

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taking the punch bowl away and then in

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covet it's like hey all right we printed

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too much now okay now we printed too

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much let's let's take the punch bowl

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away

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and what's fascinating is the only ones

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to really criticize Powell now that the

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punch bowl is being taken away so far

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have been Democratic lawmakers like

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Elizabeth Warren I arguing that well

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hold on a second if you're raising rates

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this much you're going to overdo it and

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now you're going to cause a recession

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and you're going to lead to more

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joblessness in fact Elizabeth Warren

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says hey Jerome Powell isn't it true

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that if the unemployment rate goes up

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one percent it's likely to actually go

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up two or more percent isn't that

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historically true to which Jerome Powell

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actually said yeah that is historically

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true not only is that historically true

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but that's kind of planning for

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unemployment to rise another one percent

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this is leading to a lot of nervousness

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and so that's where we go right back to

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now and what we expect going forward

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with politics in the Federal Reserve

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because right now it feels like the

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Federal Reserve is crushing the economy

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a little too much markets are selling

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off because they believe the Federal

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Reserve is blind to essentially

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inflation being gone the markets here

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that the economy may not actually be

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trending into a recession in fact the

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FED at the end of July said maybe we're

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not trending towards a recession JP

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Morgan came out about a week later

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saying maybe there won't be a recession

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and since then the stock market has

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essentially been straight down part of

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the reason for that is because the stock

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market's like okay well if there's not

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gonna be a recession then there's no

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reason for Jerome Powell and the FED to

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cut interest rates

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so we're screwed if we stay at these

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rates for longer they're going to

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destroy the economy

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and that's what led me to tweet just

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about a week ago the following I expect

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Donald Trump will start promising zero

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percent rates by January 2025. if he

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wins even though ultimately it's up to

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the Federal Reserve especially since

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under Joe Biden will probably start

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cutting just before the election in

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other words it would be popular if we're

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going to cut rates before the election

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for Donald Trump to start talking about

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demanding rates being cut sooner rather

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than later so maybe he could argue

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taking some credit for it although

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Donald Trump's probably not wrong here

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Donald Trump's actually probably right

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we probably ought to cut rates even

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though people believe that inflation

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could reanimate with a strong economy in

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cutting rates there is possibly a

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greater risk of going too far and

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breaking something that will not easily

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be able to be undone much like in China

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there is a fear that China has gone so

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deep into deflation where people just

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don't don't spend money that even if

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they do decide to cut rates which they

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recently did and they print even more

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money which they haven't quite done yet

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but they're you know it's they're

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revving ramping up to this potential

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idea

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that it won't have any effect because

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I've killed the economy so much it would

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be like poking a dead horse with a stick

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going come on horse get up it's too late

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you killed the economy that's what China

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did ever Grant just went bankrupt that's

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not good

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now listen to what Donald Trump just

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said today a day where the stock market

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let's just say hasn't had a fantastic

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day and the 10-year yield is

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skyrocketing because people are making a

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bet that dronepal is actually telling

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the truth they're going to keep rates

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higher for longer they're going to

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destroy the economy and so what does

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let's get started now with what Donald

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Trump says

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so you had exactly the reverse policies

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no matter what he says the facts show

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clearly that yours succeeded you

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actually had it going year on year three

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four percent economic growth until the

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Federal Reserve started tightening

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interest rates uh in 2018 and 2019. I

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wanted to ask you about that because I

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know you were very cross at the Federal

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Reserve and very unhappy with Jay Powell

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now Powell's been reappointed as you

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well know he's going to be there till

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2026 so a second Trump Administration

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you have to put up with j-pal what would

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you do about that and would you think

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about reappointing him or speaking with

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him or how would you handle that because

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interest rates can be important tools to

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stop inflation but they can also destroy

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growth yeah uh I would not reappoint him

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uh I thought he was always late whether

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it was good or bad but he was always

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late uh I was surprised he was

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reappointed probably he got reappointed

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because they knew I didn't like him much

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uh I felt that he was uh

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not good in fact I was very tough on him

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and if I wasn't I think we would have

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had much higher interest rates for much

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longer and we had a boom and it was

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primarily in fact one time

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it looked like I was going to come down

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on the very heart and he actually

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dropped him so much that it was like it

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was he dropped him so much at one time

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remember and people said wow what's

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wrong with the economy he gave him most

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improved player yeah but but anyway I'm

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not a fan of Jay pal

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okay well there you have it so first of

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all what is Donald Trump referring to

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when when he says that drone Powell in

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fact at one point dropped them so much

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at one time uh so that was covid and

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that was when Jerome battle dropped

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rates two percent on a Sunday an

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emergency announcement boom we're

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dropping rates Super Sound that was

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obviously an emergency situation but

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whether it was because of the political

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pressure from Donald Trump or not back

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in 2018 Jerome Powell did finally U-turn

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in December of 2018

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and pause the rate hike cycle that we

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use on and then potentially suggest

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easing now that was a big moment for

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stocks because if you go back to the

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pain that we experienced in December of

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2018 which was about a three month

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period you'll actually look back and see

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it was one heck of a time to buy now

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that's no guarantee that now is the time

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to buy everybody's going to have their

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different opinions on where and exactly

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what you should be buying right now and

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I'll give you my actional opinions in

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just a moment but take a look at this

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this was 2018 and I covered the FED then

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you can actually go back to my channel

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and look at my drone power videos from

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five years ago because I covered every

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minute of this and folks as you can see

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the market was on a beautiful uptrend

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but diverted from this uptrend very

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harshly here in 2018 where you had this

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correction from about 187 to 139 on the

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NASDAQ well just to put that into

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perspective that is a

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25.7 decline in the NASDAQ that would be

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like if we go to present day today and

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say that we're revisiting a December of

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2019. let's go ahead and take our top

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here a recent top 387 let's call it 388.

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let's go ahead and take off about uh 26

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so we're going to be down to 287 in that

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case 287 would bring us back to this

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about 23 Fibonacci level that would be

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quite a double dip it might not be all

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the way back to the fears of the Paul

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volcker times but it would be quite the

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dip back down if we had a December of

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2018 style correction and this is where

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I believe that this is actually right

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now the moment that is most opportune

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for candidates like Donald Trump to

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start ramping up pressure on Jerome

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Powell mostly because I personally

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believe the fed's already overdone it

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with interest rate hikes I think

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inflation is solved every single day I

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read earnings calls for companies just

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in the last two days uh Target Walmart

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Home Depot what are they all saying no

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more inflation supply chain solved no

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need to raise wages anymore every single

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one of them are saying the same thing

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yet here we have a feathers

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where's even more I think this is going

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to turn into a massive political

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discussion the amount of political

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pressure

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that ramps up against the Fed

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will exponentially increase the more a

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we get closer to the election and B the

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stock market potentially sells down now

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it doesn't look like we're anywhere near

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a recession now the inverted yield curve

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suggests that we're going to be heading

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into a recession although they are

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steepening they're steepening back to

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banking crisis days in March of 2023

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here that's as steep as we are again on

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the yield curve we're still negative by

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about 60 basis points but the point is

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we're steepening and when we use steepen

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you tend to experience pain which here

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we are we're experiencing pain this is

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part of the volatility that we were

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expecting in 2023 we just haven't

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actually had much of that volatility uh

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so anyway I wouldn't be surprised if we

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actually return back to this greater

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trend line that I have right here you

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can see this trend line I have drawn

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here if I somewhat extend that uh we'll

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grab the correct line here if I somewhat

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extend that trend line that I have drawn

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it wouldn't surprise me to end back up

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at about a 348 NASDAQ which means

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honestly we probably still have Jackson

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Hole to get through here Jackson Hole

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style sell-off maybe Jackson Hole is the

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opportunity for jpow to turn this around

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but if Jackson Hole next week goes bad

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and we actually get more of this Hawking

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from the FED when inflation is already

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proving to Trend down

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the market has more pain ahead of it not

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just another three percentage points on

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the NASDAQ but even more but again the

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political conversation around Jay Powell

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and his efforts will be ramping up

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because Donald Trump is hitting a nerve

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when he says that j-pow is always late

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