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Bull
2026-07-03
On Warsh cutting: “He's a great guy and a great pro, and I know where he'd like to be, but he has to do what he has to do.” Wants lower rates (“they wanna bring it down by raising interest rates, and it shouldn't be that way”)
…aren't open. More, but 57,000 jobs were below expectations, and I think there were some revisions, but the job market has been stronger than people anticipated. However, we had $90 oil at 67, 68 today , and 57,000, would you say that gives W arsh, the new Fed chairman, who you chose, more flexibility? Because for a while, we thought the next move might be a hike. Now, the stars are aligning, would you say, for him to cut? - Well, he's got a boy that maybe is a little bit hostile, and unfortunately, and maybe a boy that wants to do the wrong thing, so I don't know. He's a great guy and a great pro, and I know where he'd like to be, but he has to do what he has to do. I really think that I would love to be able to get back. You know, in the old days, probably, maybe before you started thinking about these things, but if you go back 20 or 25 years, when you announced great numbers, the stock market went up. When you announced bad numbers, the stock market would go down. Today, it's the opposite. When you announce good numbers, the stock market goes down, sometimes really weighted, depending on how good, the better they are that work, because they have this phobia, they have this horrible derangement syndrome about inflation, and growth can be good…From: this video · 3 claims mined from it
Bull
2026-07-03
“Right now we are in a golden age… 401Ks are up at levels that they've never seen before, up 80 and 90%… 81 days, we have 81 records”
…- Mr. President, it's great to see you. - Thank you. - Thank you for having me in this incredible place and happy Independence Day and happy Semiquincentennial. - Yeah, that's true. - Have I got that right? - Thank you. - 250 years and I just wanna start flying at about 40,000 feet and just, which you've done a pretty nice plane lately, by the way, I saw that. What's so amazing about this country in your words for the last 250 years? You always say like, never been seen before. There's never been a country like this that's ever been seen in the history world. - Well, a lot of people don't understand that right now we are in a golden age. You understand it very well, you cover it very well. We have more factories being built today than ever before. We have more people working today than at any time ever in the history of our country and people making more money than they 've ever made. I'm not talking about rich people, I'm talking about people that have like normal or normalized jobs, more money than they've ever made before. 401Ks are up at levels that they've never seen before, up 80 and 90%. And the stock market's at an all time high. I think it's 81 days out of a short year and a half. 81 days, we have 81 records.…From: this video · 3 claims mined from it
Bull
leaning · 2026-07-03
“There's no reason we should stop at four percent. We should be at 12 percent and 13 percent GDP”
…for inflation, not just bad for inflation, and it's a shame. Anytime numbers are announced that are not so good, I wish I could flip it the old way, that when you announce great numbers, 'cause otherwise, it's almost like they wanna kill strength. They wanna kill success. You announce good numbers. I wonder, like, you have a couple of countries. India is one, doing very well, but it's at seven, eight percent. Others take a look at Japan's numbers. I mean, they're doing very well, she's very good, she's doing a good job, a friend of mine, but they're allowed to go up. We're not allowed to go up. If we go up, they wanna kill it. There's no reason we should stop at four percent. We should be at 12 percent and 13 percent GDP. And I hate what happens where, in the old days, we would be, that's how we built the country. Now you announce positive things, and they wanna bring it down by raising interest rates, and it shouldn't be that way. It should go back to the way it was.…From: this video · 3 claims mined from it
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