Charles Payne

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432 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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Rich Habits Podcast · 180: Is The AI Bubble Popping? w/ Charles Payne (Fox Business) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

And this whole idea about the psychology of the consumer, no consumer wants to pay higher tuition or higher insurance costs or whatever it might be.

So my reward for these things being extraordinarily high and already stretching my household budget is for you to take my credit card from a 16% rate and ultimately to a 24% rate.

Like that really, I wasn't gonna overspend.

I barely was making bills ends meet to begin with.

And so I just think they always say, well, the Fed has blunt instruments.

So I'm hoping with these task force,

That they get to a place where they are able to analyze the data better in real time and also come to a different understanding.

Every time after the statement, Jay Powell, he always had that line.

We at the Fed understand that the things we do, yada, yada, hurts, helps everyone, you know, Main Street.

I don't think you really do understand it.

And I don't think you really do care.

For instance, give back the spending.

If the top 10% of Americans are doing 50% of the spending, and these economists say, well, you know, it's too much, it's too high, it's too aggressive, it's not reflective.

Again, so they're going to be able to spend, but if you make life more expensive for the other folks at the bottom 50%,

then how have you helped them?

You just, you don't.

And then if you think how many times they raised rates when they thought the inflation was going to be transitory, he'd end up popping rates so high that CDs came back, right?

No one had a CD.

No one was buying money markets.

All of a sudden you go to money markets, now we're at $8 trillion in money markets.

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