Charles Payne on What’s Next for the U.S. Economy

[@The_Real_J.B.]

I ❤ Hillsdale. Thank you Mr. Payne for this presentation.

[@MrAdrianOldfield]

Charles is a fantastic speaker and explains economics better than anyone on TV, we need to see more of him

[@ConfusedAbyssinianCat-oi4fh]

Charles is on Fox

[@MrAdrianOldfield]

@@ConfusedAbyssinianCat-oi4fh I watch him there, but we need more talks like this to widen his audience

[@waynesmith-h5f]

Ya he lies

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Who doesn't lie on media? I just started listening; I'll withhold judgment until I listen to it all. And are you Red or Blue, White or not White?​@waynesmith-h5f

[@bellakrinkle9381]

​@@waynesmith-h5f If you are a MSM follower. I understand why his ideas and knowledge of history are foreign to you. 😢

[@caterinemasak2193]

Truth speaker Charles Payne what a blessing you are to America. Merry Christmas to you and yours

[@1ireneaustin]

WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH I love Hillsdale and I have a new favorite......... Charles Payne! new book list started!

[@DannysGirl535]

Charles looks fantastic against that dark blue. Just terrific. Plus he is brilliant and very clear with his words.

[@robinshahan5778]

Love Charles Payne ❤️

[@garycyganek1228]

You wrote what I wanted to write! I’ll do it anyway but you were first this time!

[@my2siamese2005]

what a fabulous speech.....Thank you Charles!

[@ronaldspins]

Charles Payne is great

[@jf7243]

Hillsdale College is outstanding. If I was young again!

[@BombillaShooter]

This was an excellent presentation and video! Thanks Charles and Hillsdale!!

[@ufuksenol2005]

Don't simply retire from something; have something to retire to. Start saving, keep saving, and stick to investments. Building wealth involves establishing routines, like consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for smart investments

[@PineHosting]

It’s really heartbreaking to see how inflation and recession impact low-income families. The cost of living keeps rising, and many struggle just to meet basic needs, let alone save or invest. It’s a reminder of the importance of finding ways to create financial opportunities. You've helped me a lot sir Robert! Imagine i invested $50,000 and received $190,500 after 14 days

[@KaylaAnn11896]

Absolutely! Profits are possible, especially now, but complex transactions should be handled by experienced market professionals.

[@ChristianSchaffer-f4i]

Some persons think inves'tin is all about buying stocks; I think going into the stock market without a good experience is a big risk, that's why I'm lucky to have seen someone like mr Robert L Cox.

[@icucmerc]

Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress, you get just enough with so much little effort at things

[@MA-KEJointVenture]

Cox demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@preciouso.k518]

this video reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $34k monthly and a good daughter full of love

[@MathewSophie]

wow this awesome I'm 47 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@preciouso.k518]

It's Elizabeth Regina Nelsen doing she's changed my life. A BROKER-like her is what you need.

[@Andreeachirita-t4o]

YES!!! that's exactly her name (Mrs Elizabeth Regina Nelsen) so many people have recommended highly about her and I'm just starting with her from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺

[@TraceyJohnson-d1l]

Same here, I believe the Bitcoin ETFs approval will be life changing opportunity for us, with my current portfolio of $108,000 from my investments with my personal financial advisor i totally agree with you

[@DavidBrad-i8j]

Wow! Kind of in shock you mentioned expert, Elizabeth Regina Nelsen. What a coincidence!!

[@Ryan-ud8tx]

Love him and his show on Fox, he is awesome 😎

[@dB_944]

We need more folks like Charles and Stephen Moore driving policy. 👍

[@james-kh7oi]

Great job Charles. thanks

[@JAE26957]

Listening to Charles Payne is an educational experience. Thanks, Charles, and thanks Hillsdale for inviting him.

[@nmeau]

I could listen to this man for the rest of the day. And it’s only 8am

[@MUST-TRT]

This is the kind of man that should be the first real black president. Mr. Payne sir, you'd have my vote. 👍🇺🇸🙏

[@1lovefootball]

God Bless you Charles 🎉

[@Beachtyrants11]

Love listening to him !!

[@bellakrinkle9381]

My hunch tells me he will become a favorite person, soon.✅️

[@henrywycislo9454]

great presentation. thank you Charles Payne and Hillsdale!

[@josephbreaux2668]

Charles Payne is the intellectual heir of Thomas Sowell. Great Speach!

[@robinshahan5778]

I TRUST CHARLES PAYNE ❤ 👍

[@larry690]

Big Fan of this man.

[@ShoshanaBrand]

Thank you for this brilliant talk.

[@barbsygirl68]

Thank you Charles. This was a great explanation of our messed up economy. I’m 70 and this world is so very different. Easy credit and Amazon sending our money to China etc. screwed up the middle class.

[@1320wolf]

Wal-Mart was the first, in my opinion. It needs to stop.

[@DebbieRamsey-Hanks]

Grateful for up close. and personable clarification.

[@davidlambert2537]

Mr Payne is a very smart man....GOD Bless him

[@TerryPitman]

Amazing speech

[@d.k.barker9465]

Charles Payne! One of my favorite people on earth. First saw him on "Cashin In", the Fox Business Show. He was so much smarter than everyone else on that show. Happy New Year Charles!

[@DonPayne-vt9rq]

Speaking as a white man named Payne, I love this guy❤ Charles speaks common sense that I've always known to be true my whole life🎉

[@SS-zg6of]

Ebony and Ivory, living in perfect harmony!!

[@DonPayne-vt9rq]

@SS-zg6of 🥰

[@SlW-p4k]

Charles Payne for US Treasury Secretary!

[@1320wolf]

Excellent presentation!

[@no-mz1ie]

Prices in housing, cars and goods has doubled basically the last five years

[@paulward5491]

But they are going to drop by 50 percent during the next 4 years. Guaranteed...

[@paulward5491]

And...?

[@missourimale5431]

Charles is fantastic.

[@james-kh7oi]

I like that "no velocity of money". That is exactly what "the Tariffs" will correct. The Money will Stay Home. thanks again.

[@ConfusedAbyssinianCat-oi4fh]

One of the last local moves was Mom and Pop restaurants. The covid regulations hit.

[@FineFreddy5]

A very wise man.

[@hq7108]

❤ thank you

[@jimle22]

Charles Payne is a brilliant ecomomist. I love the way he explains and lays everything out so you can understand what heck is going on.

[@gyterdoneJP7315]

Wouldn't it be a hoot if Steven Moore or Kudlow were to bring Charles Payne into Trump's orbit to talk this candid of the issues of the average American trying to make it?

[@ursaminer8475]

Amazing! Thank you

[@malenachipps]

Trump needs to hire CP. he is brilliant.

[@fred-e-vision2457]

Andrew Carnegie passed along his formula for Success to Napoleon Hill who wrote it out in “Think and Grow Rich.” Andrew Carnegie states in his Autobiography that the US would never have a national Education System, I suspect the US Dept of Education to go among the first, January 2025.

[@explorepikespeak]

Why didn't Trump pick this guy for somewhere in his Cabinet? Charles Payne is a national treasure.

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Because Trump did not select his own cabinet? 😮

[@thomasschultz1614]

Good show

[@FRANCOISPOOLMAN]

GOD BLESS YOU SIR!! THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU APART!❤🎉❤🎉❤

[@rpierce5144]

Charles Payne for President!

[@MaxwellBenson80]

Man is smart. Good talking.

[@michaelkoester2333]

Is smarter trying to make money look like currency our currency look like money either way what we use it's currency

[@jamestregler1584]

America is breathing a collective sigh of relief 😇🇺🇲🏁

[@michaelkoester2333]

Flip those charts upside down that's the real economy that is what the effects effects currency not money

[@robbinsteel]

Charles needs a consequence post in this government!!

[@BookerT1]

in hindsight the only people that should have gotten money during the pandemic were actual workers that lost income. instead the government gave just about everyone a check.

[@Birdylockso]

This guy put too much faith in Trump. Sometime ago, people put their faith in Obama, and that didn't get us very far.

[@lgp4960]

It’s a beautiful day indeed!

[@idadru]

He had some poignant observations on how things are unfolding. Unfortunately it seems like monied interests are at the wheel and they will be very reluctant to change course.

[@michaelkoester2333]

Nothing's free and it's not money

[@michaelkoester2333]

Every time you pay a bill it's with a note not money, read it...

[@lennyggovender]

YES!

[@jamesgordon8867]

They don't look for God, so this country declines 😊

[@jasonanderson2882]

Props

[@matthewball9492]

He's smart. He will never escape his blood culture.

[@michaelkoester2333]

How about the government actually make the money itself not from a private central bank

[@motherbear327]

Electronics, video games and social media are killing our younger generation. Parents need to be aware and intentional with their parenting skills.

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Yes, but the US School system could be educating youth gently, beginning in 5th grade, and through high school years.😂😅😮

[@maryconn7248]

Very good.

[@michaelkoester2333]

It's been a depressing number since they took it off the gold standard at least It gave it some measure of constitutionality

[@michaelkoester2333]

Stop calling it money its currency

[@michaelwilson7971]

Mr. Payne, I have great respect for you and when I get a chance, I listen to you intently. I thought about getting your book but I have no money to speak of for investment. Do you have any advice on how I can get started with less than one K ? Please respond at your convenience... Thank You,

[@douglee1]

Swambia in Germany. We have the Swamp in DC. 🤣

[@michaelkoester2333]

That's why the union leaders always vote the opposite of what the union members want

[@kimobrien.]

voting for either of the the two capitalist parties is the problem.

[@michaelkoester2333]

Do you mean the currency making currency not money making money not constitutionally the same

[@michaelkoester2333]

I think I need my medication cuz I've had too much Ultra processed foods which has negatively affected my health all my life

[@valerieprice1745]

In the guilded age, average people could buy or build houses large enough for 12 children. Today, people can't buy or build houses at all. The monopolies have to go. It's unconstitutional for a reason. Because monopolies concentrate wealth, creating the vacuum up economy. Constitutional money. Gold and silver will prevent that. There's no such thing as digital gold. Currency has to be fully exchangeable for gold and silver, physical coins at banks. It's the only way to have a golden age. Without a ring bit to restrain politicians and industrialists, the birth rate will decline until there's no natural born Americans left alive. Jesus Christ rules the world! Praise God!

[@bellakrinkle9381]

I'm not a practicing Christian but I'm with you!

[@john5712]

I still got my check

[@michaelkoester2333]

The government needs to stop whatever the currency is doing and milking the people Take Back control of the purse and have the government need to buy bonds from the people for what they want to do again

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Speaking of bonds, I head today that they (the FED) is going to cap interest rates, which will effect Bonds. It's a rumor at this point. Watch to see if it happens. The source was a top financial analyst.

[@michaelkoester2333]

Only thing I want to be in is gold and silver I wish I could afford the currency to buy it since it's real money

[@BlueOvalEdge]

The gentlemen said "Ukraine is losing and losing badly". Sounds like anti-partisan wishful thinking.

[@BRichard312]

What is missing from the slide presented at 8:23 is that the surplus value generated by the poor and middle working class is being converted to the markets so that investors literally click a few buttons on a dashboard to extract it. I would argue that this is one of the principal reasons why Americans have not, and won't see raises in their wages. All of that surplus value is being moved into the market for others to extract. That's the bad news; the good news is that anyone who knows how to construct an investment portfolio can directly access this surplus value. It's literally there for anyone to take - the catch is that no one tells you how this is done and the rich are NOT talking although it is obvious they know as they are using it on a consistent and unprecedented basis.

[@john5712]

He’s the first one that said inflation is slowing but it’s to late, are bills have doubled but pay checks haven’t we regular people are gonna need are kids to start helping with rent

[@emouselOregon]

Excellent explanation of the difference between how the wealthy view our economy and how the working man does. The wealthy view the economy positively because the stock stock market is great (and voted for Harris) and the working man views the economy as determined by inflation and therefore negatively (and voted for Trump). Very insightful!

[@cherrlyn381]

Excellent presentation. However, do NOT blame the old people. Have you seen older houses with ONE car garages (that's because IF they had a car, they only had one). IF they had a phone, it was one centrally located in the house. Not everyone even had a TV. Mom's cooked everything from scratch. And on, and on with the different life style of OLD Folks. They did without, so they could afford to live. They saved so they could keep their kids afloat during the disastrous economic downturns. (OK I'll get off my soapbox).

[@Spiritof-nn1fh]

Charles is great.

[@michaelkoester2333]

The federal government or the private Federal Reserve Bank / Trust policies?

[@michaelkoester2333]

Next chat but too much about money which is really currency try referring to it as currency from now on because it's not money

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Absolutely fiat created out of nothing by those "printing presses." I'm not sure most citizens understand anything about Debt, "money", fiat currency, etc.

[@dB_944]

Don’t forget silent Cal from the 20s. He and Reagan were the best in the 20th century.

[@gapfatty8885]

Whether we get food stamps or not we're still spending cash

[@merlinwizard1000]

1st, 28 December 2024

[@robinshahan5778]

12/28/24 I shared to my public page

[@BarneyPopkin-z1u]

Why call economic data “nonsense?” Dumb statements like that erode your brilliance..”Excess savings” is income to Americans which exceed their debt payment and necessities; it typically goes I more consumerism. Me? I invest in Schwab ETF , my daughter and her three adult college student children.

[@Junzar56]

How about manipulated economic data is nonsense? When someone gives “data” on anything I want to know where the data came from, who is pushing it, why they collected it, when someone gives me data that doesn’t jive with reality it is suspect.

[@jaytigra2234]

Your right about the today being more like the gilded age compared to the roaring 20'. Google-AI says: "Both the Gilded Age and the Roaring 20s were periods of significant economic growth and technological innovation. However, the Gilded Age was more focused on the rise of industry, the exploitation of labor, and political corruption, while the Roaring 20s emphasized consumer culture, the growth of mass media, and social change. Both periods also experienced inequality and social unrest, though the forms and impacts of these challenges differed. Ultimately, the Gilded Age laid the groundwork for much of the economic growth and social change of the 20th century, while the Roaring 20s marked a peak of cultural and economic exuberance, followed by a dramatic crash that led to the Great Depression." Today we have rich people receiving most of the benefit. The stock market is mostly the money of about %11 percent of the U.S population.

[@MrsIda]

❤

[@theoriginaldudette5535]

Payne would make a GREAT replacement for Powell!

[@thegooddriver2333]

Why are you flying the gold fringed flag?

[@jacobrogers2214]

I understand the sentiment but it's not that financial politicization means the money is stagnant because there is no reason to invest in American infrastructure, to the contrary many companies would like to invest here, but being a reserve currency means that we are always in demand so it is always more expensive to export our goods in dollar terms. So unless we can have a really big competitive advantage with a large markup the industry will not live here. So the jobs are atrophied while those who mediate gain. But that reserve value being used for transactions isn't a free lunch. Borrowing *has to* be funded by real savings/production. You cannot borrow something that was not produced. You cannot lend something into existence. Fiat fractional reserve banks might make this seem possible, but it’s not. They “loan” purchasing power by debasing the currency. So until Americans are OK with taxes funding all of the obligations and reforming/reducing entitlement programs until it is within the means to fund through taxes we will continue to see this happening.

[@sandraromero5899]

Never mind the $1,400.00 stimulus. The millions of people who refinanced their homes and received tens of thousands of dollars in equity that many went out a blew, is eventually going to hit them when (not if) that money runs out but the payments keep coming due each month. Not to mention that they probably owe more on their homes now than what they could sell their home for on the market today.

[@ottodetroit]

Not sure what the speakers point was at all. all over the map.

[@rodscott2234]

Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime. Protestant work ethic... a.k.a. Godley, Moral, Individual Responsibility, Self-Reliance... The exact opposite of what progressivism teaches and promotes. We must return to a moral self-reliant Christian based society or the American way of life will continue to decline.

[@Jose-it2xx]

Why isn’t Charles working with the Trump administration!!

[@michaelkoester2333]

I need money when are they going to stop currency BS

[@FritsKist]

Welcome to Trump Universe.

[@williamrink4851]

Imperative

[@gerrystashak19]

I believe the main reason we go bull and bust is that the financial community, and people in general do not understand math. Investors, city managers, policy makers, CEO, etc. all shoot for increases of the economy based on percentages. What they don't understand is that when you grow by a percentage, year after year, you are raising exponentially. You will eventually hit what is called an asymptote, where the growth line approaches the vertical, which is physically impossible. Bust! It happens every time. Look at the prices of ski tickets. If they didn't have seasonal deals, the ski industry would collapse, because people don't think a day of skiing is worth $300.00. We should grow percentage wise for a few years, but then level of at a level at say 3% of the third year, or fifth year (whatever, just not continuous) from that point forward, and avoid the busts.

[@AlexFillios]

MONEY DONT INVEST IN HUMAN LIFE

[@michaelkoester2333]

It must not because real money is gold and silver constitutionally