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hey everyone meet kevin here we've got

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some risks to talk about for the market

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and a lot has to do with the federal

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reserve now we've already had

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conversations about what happens if we

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just get brain art is she just going to

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be a mirror image of jerome powell and

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is it going to make a difference or if

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we keep jerome powell is the market just

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going to shrug off the fact that the

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chair ever even came up for renomination

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and who cares we've also talked about

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timing we've talked about the fact that

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joe biden told us that we should have an

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answer within the next four days on

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monday which means we should have an

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answer today on who the next chairperson

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for the federal reserve is going to be

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is it going to continue to meet your own

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powell is it going to be brainard is

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going to be somebody else

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but now we're hearing that the decision

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might come over the weekend and at the

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same time as hearing that the decision

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might come over the weekend some folks

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think ah maybe we'll hear when we

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finally get to thanksgiving and we'll

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hear by then

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who knows the point though of this video

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is to highlight two potential concerns

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and potential issues related to this

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nomination because while we wait for joe

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biden to get it i mean to get his

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nomination up

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we can finally look at something like

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the wall street journal's editorial

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board and say wait a minute these are

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two real risks that maybe we haven't

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considered before so take a look at

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these risks first

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uh as a preface before we talk about the

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two risks it's worth noting that uh the

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wall street journal's editorial board

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agrees that brainard will probably be

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very much like a conjoined twin to

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powell and act very much the same as

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powell that is keep rates low

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keep uh keep uh essentially uh the taper

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moving at a relatively slow pace and be

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patient with the market wait to see what

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happens with inflation before acting too

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fast or potentially

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too quickly to tighten

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but the wall street journal editorial

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board gives us two potential risks the

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first of the two is right here take a

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look at this

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the wall street journal editorial board

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basically goes as far as calling bernard

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a flip-flopper

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look at this

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donald luskin of trend macro notes

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brainard struck a dovish tone in

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september of 2016 before the election

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but on the eve of the trump presidency's

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inauguration in january of 2017 she

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suddenly discovered that the fed was

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close to its inflation and unemployment

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targets and two months later called for

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tighter monetary policy

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so here the wall street journal

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editorial board is giving us a a warning

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you're giving us a heads up that hey

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wait a minute wait a minute wait a

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second

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if we get powell

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we might have somebody who stays

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consistent

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who stays the course and stays with that

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inflation's transitory argument through

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the middle of next year

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if we get brainerd while we think that

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she's going to be on the same course

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that might be the oversimplification she

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could end up flip-flopping just like she

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has in

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2016-17 where she previously

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flip-flopped literally on the same

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discussion inflation versus tighter

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monetary policy

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this is a warning this is a risk to the

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markets that hey if we get brain art we

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have a higher likelihood of a sudden

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flip flop than we would with powell

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but the second concern that the wall

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street journal editorial board brings up

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really comes after they just utterly

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crush drone powell listen to this

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neither one deserves the job powell or

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brainard if you judge them based on how

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well they have performed in their main

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duty of maintaining price stability

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the powell fed has presided over

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inflation that it failed to predict and

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has been slow to address

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the fed's professed inflation target is

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two percent but consumer price index

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that consumer price index rose 6.2 on

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october above a year earlier by any

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measure this is a historic

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failure mr powell's credibility has been

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damaged with his persistent refrain

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until recently that inflation is

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transitory his new monetary policy

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framework of average inflation targeting

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this is by the way formerly known as

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fate flexible average inflation

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targeting unveiled in august 2020

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has been a bust

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now

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obviously the fed would say hey well

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wait a minute we designed fate for a

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three or four year time frame it's going

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to take time to see flexible average

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inflation targeting you can't just

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average over a few months you gotta have

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average over a few years so obviously

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powell and brainard would probably

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defend the fed uh dramatically here but

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it's interesting where

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the wall street journal editorial board

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takes us next if biden wants to distract

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himself from the inflation failure he'd

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nominate a current critic of the fed

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policy this is interesting

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so take a look at this they're playing

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politics the wall street journal

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editorial board is basically saying

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if biden

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wants to set wants to first of all

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probably get his build back better plan

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passed by somebody like joe manchin in

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the senate which now we've passed the uh

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buildback better plan in the house but

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it's going to be up to the senate to

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pass it which is really going to hinge

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on two votes kirsten cinema and joe

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manchin and they're very worried about

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inflation so here if bide wants to

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distance himself from this inflation

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failure he'd nominate a critic of

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current fed policy to basically show

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he's very different and doesn't agree

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with what's happening with inflation

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that could actually be what's needed to

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get joe biden's plan through

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but that could create some shake-ups in

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the market right take a look at the

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recommendation they make they suggest

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and they even admit they never thought

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they'd say this because the wall street

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journal leans conservative

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they suggested or suggest here that

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larry summers a democrat would be a

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logical

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choice given his purse basically his

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persistence on inflation uh coming in

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higher than expected that is larry

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summers is somebody who at the beginning

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of the year said that joe biden's 1400

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stimulus check plan would lead to

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rampant inflation that the white house

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is underestimating inflation that

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inflation is going to come in way higher

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and what we need are stronger actions by

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the fed in fact the washington i'm sorry

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the hill reported the following quote

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quote from larry summers my experience

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is that you should hope for the best and

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plan for something less than the best i

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think that means stronger action by the

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fed it means the administration has to

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be thinking about inflation and this is

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essentially

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a response to the fed being weak on uh

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on inflation being potentially behind

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the curve being wrong about here larry

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summers said they said when september

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came and people went back to school that

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the labor force would grow and it didn't

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inflation doesn't look like it's

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transitory and they said that inflation

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would be behind a few specific factors

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but it doesn't seem to be specific

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factors it seems to be everything

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so larry summers is taking these three

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things to basically say hey

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jerome powell is wrong

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like everything that they thought

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they've been wrong about so now it's

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time to kick him out and have a strong

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fed take action against inflation

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that's what larry summers believes who's

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a democrat and so this wall street

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journal editorial piece really paints

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the the possibility that we can have two

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things happen here actually we can have

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three things happen here and and then

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separate consequences for all of these

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three things here so write down these

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three things here number one you could

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keep powell if we keep powell then it

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makes it a little harder to get the

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buildback better plan done in the senate

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but biden can really distance himself

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from a trump appointment so biden can

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just point to the fact that powell is a

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trump appointee and you know it's not

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his fault so biden can stay distance

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from the fed but it hurts him with the

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build back better plan if

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he ends up picking somebody like

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brainard

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and she ends up acting like powell well

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then unfortunately for biden biden takes

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responsibility biden takes the r and it

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probably doesn't help him with the

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buildback better either so

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here we could call it a plus for biden

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that trump takes the r the

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responsibility but it hurts his

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buildback better plan keeping powell

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going to brainard means biden takes

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responsibility he probably doesn't get

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much help with buildback better and we

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have the risk factor that we could get

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somebody who ends up flip-flopping

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which is would create a lot

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of uncertainty in the market

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or

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you could have something like what larry

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summer or what the editorial board here

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is saying the wall street journal

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editorial board you could have a total

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blind side end up getting somebody who's

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a hawk like larry summers who's kind of

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like a paul volcker democrat get in

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there

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cut inflation raise rates cut the taper

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fight fight fight fight fight

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you know you've even got richard clarida

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who just came out and said quote it may

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be appropriate to discuss the taper pace

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in december in other words maybe taper

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faster right that's more hawkish larry

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summers is somebody who'd probably be

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very very hawkish

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this would probably be a positive for

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joe biden getting the build back better

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plan done because it would show that he

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cares about inflation

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and he's going to do everything in his

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power to try to reduce inflation as soon

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as possible and he could potentially use

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that as leverage to convince cinema and

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mansion to pass the buildback better

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plan which would be good for joe biden

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politically

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but it could have long-term consequences

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of of if we potentially tighten too soon

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we could end up tightening ourselves

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into a deflationary recession which is

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bad and that's the same thing that

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happened in 1949 the federal reserve

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tightened too soon and we tightened our

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way into a deflationary recession and

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deflationary spiral which is where

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people stop spending money because they

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expect prices to be lower in the future

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which is really bad people don't spend

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money the economy suffers remember

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velocity of money you don't spend a

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dollar you rob our economy of five

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dollars

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that's the way it works

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so that could be good for buildback

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better it could also be good for biden

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politically

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in the short term

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long term it could have consequences but

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we might not see long term for another

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four or five years and biden might not

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be president uh you know in four or five

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years so

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in terms of the market though

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what's probably best for the market is

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powell so powell would be a triple plus

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for the market

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i think brainard would be a single plus

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for the market because we're going to

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get the flip flop uncertainty of our

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history

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larry summers would probably be a minus

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for the market at least in the short

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term because he's expected to be a hawk

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now right now

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there isn't public discussion that larry

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summers is even an option

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uh in fact

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he we're not even aware that larry

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summers has been interviewed by joe

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biden maybe he has we don't know

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everything but we don't believe he has

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so right now the highest

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likelihood the largest like if i were a

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betting person

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i would probably bet

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uh somewhere around 70 chance that we

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end up keeping powell

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maybe a 20 chance that we end up with

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brain art actually i probably call that

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25

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and maybe like a 5 chance that we get

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some crazy shock out of left field

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uh and we get something like a summers

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that could potentially lead to some

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negativity in the market but otherwise i

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i'd say the

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the fed

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issues here are uh more bullish than

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they are

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not bullish uh odds wise like the

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expected value here is is is very

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bullish for the economy uh and for

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markets and it's difficult not to be

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investing in the market right now

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because the market's just zooming now

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i've gone to cash to some degree i'm

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about eight point

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uh

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four percent cash uh and it's mostly

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because

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i'm looking for those opportunities

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and as soon as i find one that i feel

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confident in i'm going to jump on it and

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of course once i find that i'll be

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sending alerts in stocks and psychology

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down below and folks we'll see in the

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next one thanks so much goodbye

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