Darius Dale

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The Pomp Podcast · The Fed's Latest Move Just Changed Everything | Darius Dale · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

will ultimately cause more inflation and cause more problems longer term.

And you won't solve the underlying problem, which is people don't have enough money to afford a quality lifestyle.

That is the underlying problem we're trying to solve.

The issue with the red state side of things is that they want to do more of the things that are causing the K-shaped economy to begin with.

We have K-shaped monetary policy.

We know if you look at the Fed relative to a baseline Taylor rule estimate, its policy has gotten easier and easier and easier and easier and ridiculously easy over time.

If you look at the Fed's balance sheet or the monetary base relative to the economy or relative to the stock market has gotten easier and easier and easier over time.

So that gets contributing to that Cantillon effect by inflating asset prices at rates that are far exceeding the median wage growth.

I mean, we've left the median wage in the dust like by,

hilarious degrees in recent decades.

And so monetary policy has been a key contributor to that.

K-shaped monetary policy has been a key contributor to the K-shaped economy crisis.

K-shaped fiscal policy has been a key contributor to the K-shaped economy crisis.

If you want to look at all the money that the government spends on poor people, you aggregate all the means-tested programs, it's about $1.2, $1.3 trillion currently.

That compares to about $2.6 trillion that the government spends on rich people in the form of national defense and net

on the debt.

When the government has a contract, it goes to Alex Karp or Palantir or Elon Musk or whoever makes, you know, manufactures all these bombs and missiles and drones.

It doesn't go to poor people who are lining up at the food bank.

So that's, you know, we're basically spending double the amount of money on rich people as a federal government than we do on poor people.

So that's K-shaped monetary policy.

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