Kevin Hassett

President Trump told us from the beginning that we had to have a backup plan and a backup plan for the backup plan in case the Supreme Court ruled against his first try of doing it with AIPA.

And so isn't it wonderful to think about how well organized he is that the same day that we get the Supreme Court ruling, we come out with a backup plan that's just as good.

President Trump told us from the beginning that we had to have a backup plan and a backup plan for the backup plan in case the Supreme Court ruled against his first try of doing it with AIPA.

And so isn't it wonderful to think about how well organized he is that the same day that we get the Supreme Court ruling, we come out with a backup plan that's just as good.

Hassett spoke on CNBC.

Incomes are up way more than the cost of living, and that's the real wage gain.

that this silly Fed study neglects to mention.

Hassett said U.S.

Incomes are up way more than the cost of living.

And that's the real wage gain.

that this silly Fed study neglects to mention.

for sure you want to talk about inflation, but precisely then, right when President Trump's coming in and setting his tariff agenda, to have the Fed criticize him so vehemently, I think is inconsistent with the desire for independence.

For sure you want to talk about inflation, but precisely then, right when President Trump's coming in and setting his tariff agenda, to have the Fed criticize him so vehemently, I think is inconsistent with the desire for independence.

For sure you want to talk about inflation, but precisely then, right when President Trump's coming in and setting his tariff agenda, to have the Fed criticize him so vehemently, I think is inconsistent with the desire for independence.

For sure you want to talk about inflation, but precisely then, right when President Trump's coming in and setting his tariff agenda, to have the Fed criticize him so vehemently, I think is inconsistent with the desire for independence.

In the end, the bond yield really depends on what's going on for the U.S.

with the deficit.

And we've reduced the deficit by about $600 billion year over year.

And we expect that we'll do more next year.

And we've done it with real stuff, not smoke and mirrors.