This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

So the feds raised the rate again, another quarter of a point.

How many times have they done this now?

Well, they're just not smart.

You know, because the economy's just booming,

so we should definitely do things to screw it up and slow it down. We can't have that. And of course,

they want to get all the pain out of the way before there's a presidential election, so they're

getting all this crap out because people will forget to be mad two years from now.

Now's the time. This is the 10th time, it says, that they've raised the rates.

And all in a process to slow down inflation that was not caused by an overheated economy.

It was caused by an underheated supply chain caused by Fauci.

So attack the wrong problem. You get the wrong solution.

Yeah. You just should have fired him long before you finally got around to quitting and

then you've been better off.

When you have math done by the medical community, apparently they're not good at it.

So this is how we get into.

So anyway, yeah, yeah, so anyway, let me try to explain what I'm rambling about, mumbling

about here. So the problems let me try to explain what I'm rambling about and mumbling about here.

So the problems with inflation were caused by supply chain disruption.

Supply chain disruption is defined as a shortage of goods.

The shortage of goods, anytime there's a shortage of anything, it causes the prices to go up.

Remember toilet paper?

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