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Jerome Powell FLIPPING | Forced Recession!!

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hey everyone me kevin here so there are

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two things that jerome powell just said

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that in my opinion are at least slightly

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cause for concern and they don't have to

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do with this really cool looking blue

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bar like that's what i want in my house

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look at that reflection of the blue on

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the ceiling there yeah that metallic

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ceiling kind of cool anyway so a couple

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things that are not elon that jerome

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powell just said not good okay

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so first thing who remembers paul

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volcker right paul volcker was the guy

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that when inflation was so unanchored

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and so out of control in the late 70s

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and early 80s that paul volcker came and

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said that's it we're just going to jack

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interest rates to be higher than the

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rate of inflation so for example if

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inflation was 14 they moved interest

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rates to 15

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that would be like moving

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interest rates at the fed now from you

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know 0.5 or 0.75 percent so under 1

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up to like 9

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that would be really bad we would go

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into like a depression right that'd be

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pretty devastating but it would also

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stop inflation like instantly that's the

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fed rug poll that i was worried about in

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january that was going to come

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well over the last three to four months

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jerome powell has told us no that's not

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coming well now he's saying the

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following quote we're firmly committed

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to bringing inflation down mind you this

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was in an interview with marketplace

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npr's marketplace kai rizdal

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then we know that what paul volcker did

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was right in his situation worth

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remembering his situation was one of

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unanchored inflation expectations right

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now the bond market uh five-year

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break-even rate has fallen 19 from its

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peak in march implying that we're not

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worried about runaway inflation that

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inflation expectations are actually

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coming down not going up and of course

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they vacillate

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then you have the consumer expectations

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of inflation which are at you know

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flat basically year over year and uh in

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a three to five year horizon

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so

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you know these the expectations don't

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align today with what happened under

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paul volgar's uh administration but they

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could change to that right so anyway

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here's what we hear quote we know that

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what paul volcker did was right in his

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situation and it's something that might

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turn out to be right here

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oh

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yeah that is like a big f like when i

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heard that i'm like what

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like last time jerome powell talked he

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talked about how he admired paul volcker

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now he's saying oh yeah paul volkering

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the economy might turn out to be right

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here like if you thought we were gonna

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get paul volcker

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you should sell everything like you just

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literally short everything like the only

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survival that you will have is in cash

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that's it everything else just

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crashes it's so bad uh but and then he

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goes on to say but i don't think we know

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that i think we have a lot to learn

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about what the path looks like ahead

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all right so that's just exactly what

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markets hate right more uncertainty but

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listen to this one okay this is the

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second piece that was like

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damn it damn it powell you're ruining us

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all right so the second piece was the

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following

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jerome powell used to say our goal is to

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get

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inflation down to two percent without

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causing a recession or significant

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unemployment now he's revised that what

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does he say now he's the following quote

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our goal of course is to get inflation

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back down to two percent without having

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the economy go into recession or or

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to put it this way the labor market

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remaining fairly strong

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okay we never used to have that ore

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that's opening the door to well i mean

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if we have a recession as long as the

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labor market's good we're okay

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that this is the first time that i've

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seen j-pal say that

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obviously right now they're on a path of

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50 bp hikes but this is literally the

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first time i've heard him say oh yeah

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okay as as you know things can be quite

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challenging right now including

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orchestrating a soft landing

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they say that well you know the

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unemployment rate is quite high the

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labor market's extremely tight inflation

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is very high so it'll be challenging it

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won't be easy

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no one here thinks that it'll be easy

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nevertheless there are pathways but

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as long as we can do it without ruining

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the unemployment rate worst case if we

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cause a recession oh well right like i'm

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imputing obviously this last couple

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sentences here but

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when you when you used to say without

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causing a recession or high employment

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or that is and high employment right and

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now we're going to

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or

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that is let's not

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cause either

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you start getting a little bit concerned

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that wait a minute jerome powell is now

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starting to talk about his admiration

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for paul volcker and saying paul volcker

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in the economy might be what we have to

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do here and now he's clearly or more

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clearly i should say distinguishing that

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well i mean basically if we end up

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having a recession then as long as we

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don't

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you know create 10 unemployment and we

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get inflation down then maybe so be it

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which i mean honestly makes sense right

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this is why i think we're in a recession

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right now which i've been saying for for

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many months now

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it's that

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it doesn't take much to slow the economy

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down to the point where we spend just a

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little bit less than we did last year

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wholesale inventories uh the trade

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deficit

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personal consumption

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all these things if just together in net

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they go down

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point one percent a tenth of one percent

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two quarters in a row boom you're in our

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session i think we're gonna be in a

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recession all year long and then tucker

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carlson's gonna freak out and everybody

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else is gonna freak out as well it's

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just my theory i don't know i could be

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wrong but something i pay attention to

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and these are two subtle u-turns here

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from j-pal

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that i don't like but what i do like

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is that amazing coupon code linked down

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below on everything that is on sale

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right now coaching calls property

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management real estate investing you

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name it of course prices will be going

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up

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tonight well late tonight like first

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thing tomorrow morning anyway thanks so

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much for watching we'll see in the next

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one bye

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