Every bad decision that our government makes you become responsible for it financially.

Okay, let me go a little further that.

Every bad financial decision all government

makes the American people bear the burden of it.

Jerome Paul says he's confident or you.

Jerome Paul says that the Fed has made quite a bit of progress on inflation but needs more confidence before cutting.

So I wrote this down in my phone.

Jerome said, and I just be right, like I write stuff down in my phone

while I'm listening to the meeting and I never get the writer down here all the time.

So he says, the trend of disinflation appears to be resuming.

So if you don't know what disinflation is, disinflation is the slowing of the pace of price inflation, meaning

prices are coming down, even if it's one cent, prices are coming down.

Right, he says he needs to be more confident before reducing rates, which means giving us a rate cut.

He says the Fed doesn't see 2% inflation this year or next year.

That's big, right?

Now y'all know my thing.

I've said this for a while.

I don't think we ever need to go back to 2%. I think the new normal needs to be 3%.

Right? I think the new normal needs to be 3%. But for some reason they think that 2% is the gauge. Now here's what I do

know. Here's what I do know. Watch this. The ECB, which is the European Central Bank, has already started cutting rates.

Banks around the world, Central Banks around the world, are going to start cutting rates.

That is going to force America to cut rates because they're not going to want the American

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