Joe Weisenthal

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562 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 17 Sep

Joe Weisenthal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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TBPN · Snap Launches Specs, Paramount Eyes Nashville, Japan's Monks Turn to Investing, New Clip from 'The Social Reckoning' | Aaref Hilaly, David Gross, Max Junestrand, Chase Lochmiller, Jesse Zhang, Nilam Ganenthiran & Leonard Tang, Joe Weisenthal · 17 Sep 2026 podcast

It's like, okay, we're going to do this by talking more about our commitment to lowering rates and so forth. matched

So a lot of these things made a certain intuitive sense under a set of macro conditions in which the traditional tools of monetary policy were not workable. matched

Because you just couldn't cut rates any further. matched

It's 2026 now, it's a very different set of problems, et cetera. matched

So if you would say, look, under these conditions, we do not have the same problems that we had when these things made a lot of sense that we should get rid of them. matched

I think there are a lot of people who would agree. matched

What the one thing I will say that I like the head scratcher still is that like on some level matched

You know, he used uh in his first or second press conference, Worse used this phrase, we would like to play we would like to have market participants play the ball and not the referee. matched

The referee being the Fed. matched

And that sounds great. matched

We love that idea. matched

Play the ball and not the referee. matched

Unfortunately, and where I would say like in the sort of government bond market, the re the Fed is the ball, right? matched

We're all trying to guess where the set right matched

So it's like let's talk let's talk for a second. matched

Let's imagine a two year uh government bond, right? matched

That two year government bond is going to the correct pricing of that bond is going to be like where the Fed sets rates over the next two years, right? matched

It is. matched

We would love for that to be the case, but at the we would love for that to be sure. matched

The f yes. matched

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