Ex-Fed President Jim Bullard Reveals What The Fed Should Do Next, How FOMC Decisions Are Made

[@TheDavidLinReport]

Ex-St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard predicts end of zero interest rates, no recession in 2025. Do you agree? Sign up for an IRA with iTrust today using this link: itrust.capital/David

[@issenvan1050]

Ask about his private meeting w/ some CEOs, before his resignation!

[@AKA_The_Chat]

No.

[@issenvan1050]

David, don’t be a part of this propaganda! You are better & more credible than that!

[@johnjacobson6707]

Not at all, he is hardly going to say anything which could undermine his peers. I like how he also danced around the idea of money supply without offering any other important factors which could also affect inflation.

[@EroticOnion23]

Once a fed always a fed!!

[@taketrumpdown24]

What does this say about our economy if we can’t have rates above zero? What a joke

[@jackwalsh1468]

There should have been absolutely NO Fed Rate Cuts. Period, full stop. I disagree with Jim Bullard on most of what was presented here. I'm hearing Academic/Economist rationales and not hard core banking practices. Let the market set the interest rates.

[@zackelliott7230]

The market is irrelevant, the government doesn't need to borrow the currency it issues. The bond market exists to drain excess reserves from the banking system so Central Banks can hit their overnight interest rate target.

[@jackwalsh1468]

@zackelliott7230 Your only fractionally address the bigger issue. If the U.S. Government want to subsidize a particular market. So be it for the benefit of the citizens and businesses. As for the investment sector. Let the markets set interest rates.

[@dvaritek434]

If the market sets interest rates then monetary risk would climb during turbulent times. The whole point of the Fed is to provide liquidity during a downturn to prevent a great depression. Funny thing is the fed was created in 1913 and the great depression happened soon after. Whoops

[@JamesBlazen]

Bullard is a money printer who should be in jail for the harm he's caused.

[@brent0708]

How about our politicians who don’t balance a budget. They are ultimately responsible for the money printing!

[@JamesBlazen]

@@brent0708 Politcians don't print money. Only the Federal Reserve can print money.

[@tapptom]

An EX Fed Zchief now running a major university business school???? Unbelievable Should be making license plates instead!

[@ActiveTravelWestUSA]

Exactly! Clown lies and fake BS

[@gastUCR]

This guy thinks the fed acted appropriately at the right time to “fight” inflation. Give me a break.

[@devinlowe5505]

This guy is a little too bullish for me

[@kdubs9111]

Another Keynesian arguing for debt slavery

[@karolmetal4256]

Kudos for agreeing to this interview. The audience here is not the most friendly one 😂

[@josephpurdy8390]

The price of gold has increased in price by 36.79%, since last year. This guy is talking about inflation near the 2% target going into next year. I am guessing next year this guy is going to complain he doesn't have a crystal ball.

[@JasonAmir-qo4uo]

The Federal Reserve's 50 basis point rate cut sparked a mixed market reaction, with initial gains giving way to caution, as investors weighed the boost to economic growth against concerns the Fed may be "behind the curve" in addressing weakening labor markets and potential recession.

[@GibsonJames-gr3on]

Rate cut is a GREEN LIGHT for stocks! Fed's move will boost economic growth, and we'll see a significant rally in Q4. Time to buy the dip!

[@ThomasColt]

Rate cut may provide temporary relief, but underlying economic issues remain. Labor market softening, yield curve still inverted. Proceed with caution

[@SeanJohns-ze8ie]

Everyone's celebrating, but I'm selling. Rate cut signals Fed's concern about economy. Time to reduce exposure, not increase it.

[@John-ww2fv]

Rate cut's impact will be muted. Fiscal policy, not monetary, drives growth now. Focus on gov't spending, tax reforms, and global trade

[@OwenFlex]

Rate cut or not, I'm staying the course. Long-term growth driven by fundamentals, not short-term rate moves. Diversify, dollar-cost average, and patience wins.

[@markmcguire7261]

This guy is a goofball.

[@joshuaburns3167]

He says the quiet part out loud 😂😂😂 All they care about is Wallstreet

[@AKA_The_Chat]

He said that! Time stamp, please.

[@joewarren410]

ALL Fed mouthpieces should just shut up, let JPOW do the talking when-as needed. Too much Fed-speak by reps lying and obfuscating repeatedly.

[@prolific1518]

Powell is a liar. What does a lawyer know about economics? Nothing. He's just a mouthpiece.

[@AB-ml9fm]

Job growth was "stunningly positive" in 2022 - due to all the automatic re-hiring after the pandemic shut down passed. So, to say growing employment numbers were the reason the recession wasn't announced is very near-sighted.

[@cnsmiles]

i knew i should have offered myself to be David Lin’s personal assistant when he started his channel. Now he’s prime time. Damb it!

[@25Soupy]

It's not hard to tell which side of the isle this guy is on. Just like when Sahm was on, fumbling her words and falling over her own feet to not believe her own rule.

[@rioriggs3568]

Anyone who believes this economy is in a good place needs to do some basic Economy 101

[@nr5093]

Campaigning hard for the election

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Snake venom, don’t trust one word.

[@______638]

Nothing but A-Listers for David.

[@issenvan1050]

A-list vermin!

[@AJ-iu6nw]

David just has that finance news reporter vibe about him lmao

[@joshuaburns3167]

What a stroke of luck for the Fed and the Government the "Pandemic" ended up to be

[@nauy]

Was he ever right about anything?! Rhetorical question…

[@saltydog1196]

He can't see the 💩 in SHTF 😅

[@PFlow007]

Taking out food & energy?

[@robertjosan]

Great interview David, great questions, your problem however is that you are smarter than some the guests you interview. I’m with Hanke, and in the hard landing camp.

[@Chuck68ify]

M2 baby!😊

[@ESODaily]

I think his perspective on recession is way off. We currently have a national unemployment rate over 4%, and with no real correction occurring due to government spending, real wages haven't kept up with inflationary conditions. This is a serious oversight that will dramatically cause problems in generating liquidity.

[@AKA_The_Chat]

Did ask him about the insider trading scandal at the Federal Reserve?

Thanks David for putting my question in the interview! 🥂 Great episode per usual!

[@airbourne2]

Thanks!

[@TheDavidLinReport]

Thanks!

[@bbustin1747]

You can’t go back to 2009 even if they wanted to. Who is he fooling ? No one

[@sumitomoO0O]

I cant believe you didnt ask the most important question that gold bugs talk all day and night...Is the FED powerless in raising interest rates given the US debt level? Isnt that the whole gold bug theory around USD collapse, i.e. inflation will go even higher, FED will have to increase the rates further but they won't because US debt levels are too high, did the FED corner itself? Very disappointed

[@1p4g]

You should have asked him if he read G. Edward Griffins book, creature from Jekyll island, this guest is clearly a pawn,

[@VlamirJohnson]

Or, End the Fed by Ron Paul.

[@user-im6fy4qp6m]

another propagandist of the establishment

[@michaelnelson2970]

You tube won't let me hit thumbs up.

[@Carol-cb9yu]

Score! Great interview

[@familyg7]

The boomers thinking we are not going to 0% 😂

[@slglee]

hi David from Indonesia! Great conversation!

[@AnotherAmerican91]

Great guest tbh.

[@tenplus1025]

You know Hanke is watching this. He confirmed MV=PY

[@gassanfares6979]

Very importat guest parabéns 🎉🎉🎉

[@jj3682]

I absolutely LOVE his response to the senators regarding the impact inflation has on the poor!

[@raymond-i2v]

The belief that the Federal Reserve would stop raising interest rates was the driving force behind the entire economic chaos. What should we do now that we have a situation where interest rates are crashing? At this point, how would you suggest that I safely allocate $300k?

[@Fred-w7t]

Although the market is currently volatile, aren't the current valuations a result of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and low interest rates? Therefore, my recommendation is that you consult a finaencial advisor who can give you entry and exit points for the shares that you are interested in.

[@SarahJeffy]

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[@issenvan1050]

Public enemy (not the band!)

[@SnapBackCollector211]

He asked if there were any real-time data sources the Fed could use, and then he responded by saying the Fed is excellent at using a wide variety of data sources, including real-time ones. It’s pretty clear they don’t.

[@scottray9021]

Great guest

[@eponaepona]

David can you put up podcast on Fountain simultaneously? 😂 I can't use yt

[@josephvogel684]

This guy's a real ball of fire!!!

[@issenvan1050]

Vermin

[@faithsrvtrip8768]

Hey I am a saver and as such am being punished by the Fed Res.

[@IT_Farhan]

Save in gold

[@brent0708]

Jim Bullard!!! Wow David!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@robreid6195]

The central planners have my permission to stop trying to manage prices. They have done quite enough damage.

[@papasmurf7144]

Democrat!

[@IB4U2Cme]

Imagine how much gold the fed would have to buy to hold the price steady st $2500 an ounce. Or pick $3000 an ounce and hold that.

[@granth9542]

Hard to get someone who is responsible for the money printing problems to admit it’s an inflation driver.

[@nonratio8785]

How people who work for the Fed, still can be so confident in their analysis and predictions makes me really wonder. This institution suppose to have the power to balance employment and price stability. So now look to the past 25 years and tell me how many economic crises did we have and where are the prices today? There are here for nothing, but to protect this fraud system.

[@zwatwashdc]

It always amusing to me how rich people think something like a 1.5 days of meetings is super onerous.

[@autto101]

No recession??? I’m out? You need to get outta the office more

[@LeeBreece]

BOILER UP!!

[@SB-ko7yr]

he can't predict next month let alone next decade LOL

[@orirosengarten2572]

Bullard? Maverick says that Bullard always smokes something.

[@justinross687]

Boiler up

[@utahrogue9119]

Coin is a pyramid upside down

[@bolti1976]

It is not going to end well. I will keep cash like Warren.

[@AVDS85]

What a honor to have an official bankster on the show. He was an awesome central planner. btw, I love David's show but I'm not going to listen to this sh*t.

[@patrick_McD]

You see that Bitcoin price inching up? I do. First inches, then the moon.

[@VlamirJohnson]

They don't make enough electricity in the entire world for bitcoin to even escape low earth orbit! 😂

[@hankday28]

Congratz David, great Interview!

[@tahtahbangbang]

Glad he’s no longer at the Fed - coMpletely out of touch with the economy.

[@MR-MasterLuna2020]

Starting to sound like a shill for the FED 😂once a fed always a fed.

[@Frogger900]

Just like J Powell, all spin...

[@streethawk4758]

this guy FOS

[@michaelwillis5040]

Delusional.

[@user-hr73us6]

Can you imagine flying by the seat of your pants with corruption powering everything? 😂🤡💀

[@retiredn]

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