Michael McKee

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1,106 appearances 198 recordings 2 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 15 Sep

Michael McKee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 195 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 40.

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If you do have monetization of the debt, yes.
You do have ongoing fiscal spending, yes.
But that helps support the markets, and we're not seeing runaway inflation.
So what's the problem?
Jim Bianco, thank you so much, as always, for your insights.
This really is going to be the debate.
How does Fed Chair Jay Powell position himself and position the FOMC as being politically independent at a time that's highly politically charged?
We hear every single day about the Fed chair from this president.
Which is the reason why the Fed's role in this is getting increasingly politicized.
Dan, I'd love your take on how this Fed is taking into account productivity gains of AI and talking about Goldilocks, because essentially that is the scenario that they laid out in their statement of economic projections.
If that's the case, Diane, why are not forward break-even rates rising substantially?
I was looking just now at the five-year, five-year, four-year forward break-even rates, and they actually went down after this Fed decision, not up.
Even though, exactly what you're saying, if you do believe that there will be some additional fiscal stimulus that would be inflationary, you would think that this rate decision would only encourage those inflation fears.
If you are just joining us, we did get that Fed rate decision.
They did lower by 25 basis points, as widely as expected.
Nine to three vote, three dissents.
The news really is that Austin Goolsbee joined the Fed's Schmidt in dissenting, saying that they should not lower rates.
You, of course, had Stephen Myron, a Fed governor, talking about a 50 basis point cut, dissenting on the other side.
Not as many dissents as people had expected.
The Fed did revert back to what we saw in the October statement, using language used just before
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