Chris Cuomo
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 24 Jan
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Yeah, but I'm saying, they say they're going to meet with China. They shouldn't be saying that. They are our friend, not China's friend. And what's happening right now is a realignment because people are pissed at Trump.
But why do your guys feel that way in the markets? Okay, like I've done a really weird thing on my show since this happened.
You risk a global recession, that's why. So guys who are, like you, you know, you guys, I'm having them come on my show now, not polished TV people to talk economics. These are guys, they're real institutional traders, they're real economics working as analysts for big places. And they're saying, look, They needed to message this first.
You had to tell us what your plan was, why you were doing it this way, and you had to hold to it, because we're afraid with Trump of uncertainty or what we call chaos in the punditry business. And they didn't do that, and I think they didn't do it because he didn't have a plan. He had what Tom is talking about, which is a basic feel and a tactic. ...to get it in. And now let's see what happens.
And the markets don't like that. And the problem is, he's not she. He can't look at the people who don't like what he's doing and say, but you're going to stay quiet because I'll kill you. Trump kann das nicht tun. Er muss auf die Kritik responsiv sein. Und das Problem ist, wenn er auf die Kritik responsiv ist, macht es es noch schlimmer, weil es jetzt den Sinn der Unwahrheit fügt.
Was wird er dann ändern? Was wird das werden? Wird das passieren oder nicht? Wie planiere ich? Wo stelle ich mein Geld hin? Das ist, was du siehst.
He's always trying to say the right thing at the right time, you know, and always trying to seem like he's on the right side of whatever it is. And I feel like, you know, I covered the 2008 TARP and TALF stuff for ABC News. Okay. And I had worked in mezzanine finance before I got into this and they didn't have a business correspondent at the time.
And that guy was always saying what he needed to say for himself in that moment. But he always wanted to make it like he was there for the little guy and for the people. And I think he's full of shit, that guy. There's something about him that really... I don't trust that he's coming from a good place, this guy, when he says things. Not that he's not smart, not that he doesn't get it.
He's too convenient with what he says. It makes me think that he's not anchored by anything.
But even this, bringing our trading partners closer as we build our military, just check in boxes. Yes, of course you want your trading partners close. Churchill had a great reminder for FDR during World War II, when FDR was vacillating. The only thing worse than fighting against your friends is fighting without them. That's what we're risking right now, is going alone.
And when we're as a coalition with all these other countries, we're much more formidable, even if we are very strong in our own right. And I don't like two things that are coming our way right now. One... Oh, turns out we have to spend a lot more money on military to compete with China. No thanks. We did that with the Cold War. It doesn't work. We don't need to do that.
And the other thing we're going to hear is, you're right about all these concerns about the domestic market. We need those tax cuts right now. I don't want to see another tax cut for me. That's not going to help the same people who are going to get hit by these tariffs if they're in place. And I feel like both of them are coming. See, now I would say...
Not like you did it last time, Eric. The way you did it last time was screwed up. And they just kept saying they paid for themselves. And the only way you can get to that, as you know, is if you include the pandemic money. And you want to cut taxes? Fine. Cut spending.
And go to the DOD and cut spending. We do not need to build up to compete with China. They're not our problem that way. It's not like we're going to get a land war in Asia.
Aber wir verpassen ein Stück. Wir verpassen das wichtigste Stück. Eines der Dinge, die ich liebe über Pat und was er hier tut, ist die Kultur, die eine Erweiterung der Familie ist. Okay, du gehst Pat mit seinen Kindern sehen. Du weißt, dass er präsent ist und seine Frau natürlich. They take education very seriously. Those kids have to nail it. They have to be STEM sensitive.
Yeah, you got to be able to kick the ball and be a good team player. That's what China did. China invested. They are five to one STEM graduates over us. Okay. Per capita. Five to one. We're leaving that piece out. Okay. You want those jobs. Who's going to do those jobs? We're not STEM-activated here in our education. See, Trump's trying to fix that.
I think you have to do what we don't want to do, which is what other cultures do, which is you have to pick winners and losers. You have to test kids at different points as they're coming up and figure out who has the aptitude and then put them on different courses like you see in other places. And you pay for their education.
If you're that smart, Vinny, you're that good, I'll pay for your education. And you're going to give it back to me with what you do. We'll figure it out. You misgendered me, I'm not you, I'm they, them.
Collective bargaining matters. You go back to the Gilded Age and you see how workers were doing and what the die rate was and child labor. Unions have a place.
Die Goldene Ära war nach der 2. Weltkrieg. Die Gilded Age, die Fake Gold, richtig? Das ist die, zu der er bezieht. Schau, kollektive Bargainung, glaube ich, ist eine Virtue. Kann es zu weit gehen? Muss man es der richtigen Weise regulieren? Natürlich. Aber was ich sage, ist, ich kümmere mich nicht um den Mechanismus, ich spreche über das Gold.
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