Will the Federal Reserve go to war with President Trump?

Should America stop detaining illegal immigrants?

Is a lesbian dating a transgender man?

Now straight.

All of these questions and more will be answered on this episode of the Ben Shapiro Show.

I'm not kidding.

We're actually going to answer that last question.

Or at least the Washington Post is going to try to, because the media are our guardians and our firefighters. Everything's going

swell in America, guys. So let's just jump right into the news. Apparently, the key yield curve

has now inverted to the worst level since 2007. So that's some good news to brighten up your

morning and your afternoon. 30-year rate has now dropped under 2%. According to CNBC, long-term treasury rates added to their month-long slide on Tuesday, aggravating a key yield curve inversion and sending the 10-year yield to its lowest level against the two-year rate since 2007. In other words, everybody in the world is buying long-term bonds. They're trying to store their money in long-term

bonds because they do not have a lot of faith in the short-term economy. The yield on the benchmark

to your treasury note, more sensitive to changes in federal reserve policy, fell to 1.526%, which is

five basis points above the 10-year notes rate of 1.476% after closing inverted on Monday.

Before August, the last inversion of this part of the

yield curve was the one that began in December 2005, two years before the financial crisis and

the subsequent recession. So there's pretty solid information now that sometime in the next

couple of years, the economy is going to slow substantially and maybe dump into recession.

Now, the Federal Reserve has been pressured, obviously, by President Trump in heavy ways

to pump up the inflationary policy at the Fed.

That, of course, is a bad idea as a general rule.

I am not in favor.

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