Daniel Foch

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1,195 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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The Canadian Investor · Real Estate M&A, Sticky Inflation, and Canada’s $25B Gamble · 2 May 2026 podcast

Do you think when he has all his advisors in one room, do you think the advisors are telling him what he wants to hear or what he needs to hear?

Yeah, I mean, I think and I mean, you see this in organizations all the time.

I always get fascinated with like sports management and all different like teams in the same league and how differently they'll do things.

And then you hear things about certain teams being kind of an open box, not open box, but like.

a place where they encourage different ideas they encourage being questioned on their ideas and those teams tend to do pretty well and then you hear of other teams that you know you hear of scouts or assistant general managers other people in the organization and you hear usually down the line not you know a few years after but you hear that people were just not there to provide different opinions or they didn't feel safe to provide different opinions and

Whatever you think about Trump, I don't know.

He doesn't give me all the fuzzy and lovey feelings in terms of that I'll be safe if I give an opinion that goes against what he wants to hear.

Yeah.

But to get back to the Fed, so I thought what was really interesting, so I'm sure you saw that too, the dissents, dissidents or dissents.

There you go.

I was looking for the word.

So the dissents.

So the last time there was four dissents was back in 1992.

So it's been quite some time.

And one of them was for a rate cut.

But it was interesting that the other ones were because they thought the language was too dovish, was leaning too dovish.

And they dissented not because they disagree about keeping rates unchanged, but because...

they thought that dovish language should be removed.

And it was also interesting that even though Warsh may be pushing for a cut, and we don't know, a lot of people assume because he's been selected.

I think he's going through the process, not confirmed just yet, but he's been handpicked by Trump that he'll want to cut.

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