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It's almost like you flick one switch that tanks the economy, and then you flick another switch that brings it right back.
It's almost like you flick one switch that tanks the economy, and then you flick another switch that brings it right back.
Now, Jack, I got to ask, won't some people lose their jobs if we have even a mini recession? Yeah, Nick, a recession would lose some jobs. But we just learned the last few years that inflation is the greater evil when it comes to economics. Oh, we hate inflation. So that's the crazy recession theory.
Now, Jack, I got to ask, won't some people lose their jobs if we have even a mini recession? Yeah, Nick, a recession would lose some jobs. But we just learned the last few years that inflation is the greater evil when it comes to economics. Oh, we hate inflation. So that's the crazy recession theory.
Now, Jack, I got to ask, won't some people lose their jobs if we have even a mini recession? Yeah, Nick, a recession would lose some jobs. But we just learned the last few years that inflation is the greater evil when it comes to economics. Oh, we hate inflation. So that's the crazy recession theory.
Or another way to think of the crazy recession theory, Jack, is Trump's radical recession idea concept, the acronym of which is TRIC.
Or another way to think of the crazy recession theory, Jack, is Trump's radical recession idea concept, the acronym of which is TRIC.
Or another way to think of the crazy recession theory, Jack, is Trump's radical recession idea concept, the acronym of which is TRIC.
And the reason we use the word crazy is because it sounds like a huge risk to just play economic god and, again, turn off the switches of the economy. Easy as that. Every president in the history of the country has tried to avoid a recession. Now he's trying to do one on purpose. So that's the crazy theory. But the other theory for all this Wall Street whiplash is actually our takeaway.
And the reason we use the word crazy is because it sounds like a huge risk to just play economic god and, again, turn off the switches of the economy. Easy as that. Every president in the history of the country has tried to avoid a recession. Now he's trying to do one on purpose. So that's the crazy theory. But the other theory for all this Wall Street whiplash is actually our takeaway.
And the reason we use the word crazy is because it sounds like a huge risk to just play economic god and, again, turn off the switches of the economy. Easy as that. Every president in the history of the country has tried to avoid a recession. Now he's trying to do one on purpose. So that's the crazy theory. But the other theory for all this Wall Street whiplash is actually our takeaway.
So Jack, what's the takeaway for all our buddies who are watching stocks drop? Make America self-sufficient again. Yetis, a lot of Americans complain that we just don't build stuff anymore. What used to be built with metal is now built with plastic. What used to be made in Toledo is now made in Taiwan.
So Jack, what's the takeaway for all our buddies who are watching stocks drop? Make America self-sufficient again. Yetis, a lot of Americans complain that we just don't build stuff anymore. What used to be built with metal is now built with plastic. What used to be made in Toledo is now made in Taiwan.
So Jack, what's the takeaway for all our buddies who are watching stocks drop? Make America self-sufficient again. Yetis, a lot of Americans complain that we just don't build stuff anymore. What used to be built with metal is now built with plastic. What used to be made in Toledo is now made in Taiwan.
Well, the economic interpretation of Trump's make America great again thesis is to go back to the old days when we had less trade. When we built more stuff in the USA.
Well, the economic interpretation of Trump's make America great again thesis is to go back to the old days when we had less trade. When we built more stuff in the USA.
Well, the economic interpretation of Trump's make America great again thesis is to go back to the old days when we had less trade. When we built more stuff in the USA.
who said access to cheap goods is not the American dream.
who said access to cheap goods is not the American dream.
who said access to cheap goods is not the American dream.