Kyle Mann

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43 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard yesterday

Kyle Mann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I can tell you that in the economic literature, the one thing that you see is that what matters in the end is what's in people's pockets.
Think about this.
One of the worst things that could happen to someone is they get laid off.
Additional claims for unemployment insurance are the lowest on record, going all the way back to World War II.
So people aren't losing their jobs.
It's a really strong economy.
And rather than talk about the strong economy, people want to talk about these silly polls.
No, no, but you're saying what they say.
Well, but it's the polls.
Why don't you put up some facts and say, what do you think about the 5% GDP growth?
What do you think about the claims, lowest ever?
What do you think about drug prices, biggest decline in 64 years?
That's all I'm saying, Peter.
I'm not criticizing you as being partisan.
And I totally get it.
Right, well, I think that what we were looking at when you and I talked last was the really surging domestic demand.
And so final sales within the US were about 4%, actually, almost exactly the number we talked about, 3.9%.
And the reason why the top line number was 1.5% was that we imported so many capital goods because we're building factories so fast that the number was different than we expected by a little bit.
by a little bit.
The bottom line, though, is that if you look at that, so the huge surge in capital spending, which means there's downward pressure on inflation because there's upward pressure on supply.
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