Mement to the Fed, mortgage rates remain too high because of the stupidity and partisanship

as a Federal Reserve chairman who needs to get the hell out of Washington, D.C., when the clock

strikes midnight on May 15.

We cannot be reminded too many times, but Powell's Fed committed three major blunders that have cost America, jobs, growth, and tax revenues.

Those blunders, raising rates too early and too fast in Trump term one.

Raising rates too late and too slow as the Biden hyperinflation began to take hold.

And now lowering rates far too slowly, even as the data screams to do otherwise.

As the bard might say of Powell's midspring nightmare, get thee gone.

Dr. It's Friday, one May, Your Over Lord, 2026.

Dr. Peter Navarro joins us.

That was Dr. Navarro in those amazing videos he puts up.

So I want to start, I'll start here, because we played your video to open it up.

And then I'm going to get into some of the economic numbers, particularly in the manufacturing side.

We had the great John Gardner on last night for about 30 minutes and walked through this in detail,

this kind of manufacturing renaissance, you're starting to see the green shoots of because of our tariff policies,

the big, beautiful bill, the incentives

coming from a supply side, tax cut, and deregulation, all three of those converging to have

really, I think, the beginning of amazing results.

But since you're there, and by way, Eric Bowling's with us, and Dr. Thayer is going to stick

around.

We're going to talk straight over,

Moose, Persian Gulf, oil, the economy,

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