Is It Bad For The Economy?
Is It Bad For The Economy?
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Hosted by Democratic Media Consultant Kobi Tirey and Banker Bill, a GSIB Banker, Is It Bad For The Economy asks whether Trump's economic policies are good, bad, or just a load of hot air.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as national debt, deficit management, and economic policy analysis, with episodes like Debt, Deficit, and Stolen Valor critiquing the traditional views of deficit hawks and exploring topics like the urgency of the debt crisis and the implications of tax increases.
Hosted by Democratic Media Consultant Kobi Tirey and Banker Bill, a GSIB Banker, Is It Bad For The Economy asks whether Trump’s economic policies are good, bad, or just a load of hot air.
The entire financial world revolved around one question yesterday: Which version of Trump’s new Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, was going to show up at his first Fed meeting?
OG Inflation Hawk Kevin Warsh?OrThe guy who was willing to say whatever Trump wanted to hear to give him the job?
To Democratic strategist Kobi Tirey’s shock, it was the latter. Kobi actually had some nice things to say about Trump’s new Fed Chair for once. But even if Kobi liked what he heard, Banker Bill wasn’t impressed. Warsh’s “no forward guidance” policy means his presentation was also light in substance, and inflation is still too damn high.
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