David Malpass

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289 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 22 Jun

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 4995: Suing Colorado For The Freedom Of Tina Peters; Send In The National Guard To Savannah · 13 Dec 2025 podcast

So they'll be fighting Trump all year next year by keeping interest rates higher than they should be.

That's what they did this year in 2025.

They should have been cutting in June.

I did a big Wall Street Journal article in June saying they should cut in June, but they waited all the way until September.

So that means you're just compounding the interest on the national debt when you do that.

And now they've got the majority of the board.

It's the deep state really controlling things.

And Steve, I don't want people to forget the deep state, you know, extends into the globalism in almost every sphere.

It's continuing to make things bigger in Europe, in the international financial institutions that we've talked about here, the IMF and so on, getting big increases in their size.

I think they're trying to lock in their models.

And so they wanted to get it done before a new chairman comes in, but also before the Supreme Court decides on the president's executive power.

You know, there's a big important decision coming down from the Fed on who the president can appoint.

And so that is coloring everything that's going on.

President Trump was really clear on, I think, December 10th,

So a couple of days ago, when he talked about the need for growth,

And he was complaining about the Fed leaning against growth.

What you described, Steve, was supply-side economics.

Remember, you have tax cuts, you have the trade that's changing, and you have, very importantly, the need for the Fed to be supportive or allow growth.

That was what helped Reagan so much in the early 1980s, was the Federal Reserve was able to cut interest rates, even though the growth rate was going

up.

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