Anthony Pompliano

it really does feel like the market is forcing the Fed's hand now.

And a lot of the market dynamics or kind of evolutions are coming from economic policy or, you know, AI and tech innovation and things like that.

So how do you see this balance between, like, who is controlling the market and is the Fed now working for, you know, the executive branch via the market dynamic?

Let's talk about tariffs and the trade deficits and kind of the impact on inflation.

If you go back to April, everyone promised us high inflation, empty shelves, next Great Depression is right around the corner.

They said the tariffs were going to be highly inflationary and pretty much the exact opposite seems to have happened.

What's your take on the tariffs, its impact on inflation and on the trade deficit?

Yeah, you know, it's so funny is most of the things I think people are taught in economics 101 class end up actually not being how the real world works.

And once you kind of see that, then you start to say, OK, maybe I have to go back to kind of first principles thinking.

And I don't know about you, but most of the schools that me or my friends went to, there was no Austrian teaching whatsoever.

Right.

It was very much kind of, hey, here's the indoctrination into the system.

And so when something like tariffs happen, I mean, it was blasphemy.

You could not dissent if you said that, hey, maybe this might work.

You basically were kicked out of the club right back in April.

And I think a lot of people are regretting that.

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