Entirely satisfied with saying we could sit back and say oh good the answer is there

government will be efficient as soon as these two guys get together and that will

of course depend on Trump becoming president.

But at least the two are talking about a subject that's very important.

But before we get into that, I was of course looking at the gold prices early this morning and there was a report out that

hiring was way down and the numbers have been fudged and that was discovered a month ago and people are

getting to the point where they don't believe the numbers, part-time jobs and

and there was a question on the health of the economy.

And that was one of the reasons I suggested they're talking about lowering interest

rates, because certainly they usually deal interest rates only with a stock market. Well the stock market's booming.

So they have to be cautious. There might be a bubble, a bubble forming, which I happen to

believe is forming. So, but I think the response in the gold market to this

announcement of what happened sort of tells us a story about what the Fed has to put up with and what the politicians put up with

and what the investors are put up with and what the individual citizen has to put up with.

And that is gold when I first heard about the numbers coming out, gold shot up pretty pretty well you know it was up a significant amount but

it didn't take long a little bit later somebody says well maybe maybe the Fed can't do this or that and

they go sinks real fast and wait a little bit and it's back up again I think

that's so much reflects the

the fault the fallacy of the Federal Reserve. They can't know what to do on a fast movement and the people

I don't know exactly what to do. But in a free market interest rates would go up and

down but we wouldn't have to try to outguess the Fed. How can you outguess the Fed

when they don't even know what they're doing? You know, it's a pretty tough task. But anyway,

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