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Bloomberg Audio Studios, Podcasts Radio News. A single best idea, and going back over two decades, today was one of the most

extraordinary shows we've ever done.

I really want to say we try to do a different conversation on technology.

We are able to execute that today.

Mark Lehman in from San Francisco, definitive with Citizens, JMP, decades of work in the

society of San Francisco in Silicon Valley and what they're doing.

Perfect to have him in today with Facebook and Meta and with Microsoft as well.

Then to have our Anaragrana and Mandip Singh where this was just brilliant.

All Trump by two vice chairman with us today, LaBrainard will get to in a moment at Harvard.

But here with Columbia University in Pimco is a former vice chairman

of the Fed, Richard Clareda, on when you cut rates, do you establish a trend or can you do a one-off?

If you go back to when Tom, you and I start our careers in the 80s with Volker, Volker would never give you

an indication of where rates were going to be in six months or six years. It was one meeting at a time.

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