Stephanie Ruhle
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1,137 appearances
8 recordings
6 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 12 Jun
Stephanie Ruhle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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is past your bedtime, we know at your advanced age, you need that beauty sleep.
But come June, when I launch this morning show, I sure hope you're going to join me.
Because sometimes when people wonder who's better, New Jersey or Long Island, they need to get reminded it's New Jersey.
Adios.
Thanks for having me.
I look forward to it, my friend.
Thank you again.
See ya.
Hey, hey, hey. Yeah, all of those things are right, but today I'm just psyched to be here with you.
Just a little bit of me this morning. Just find and enjoy wherever we can.
I was talking about summer ahead, summer travel tips. And, you know, it's so funny, even in sort of like the most basic safe place that you're talking, people are looking at the tariff situation. They're looking at the international situation and they're worried and they should be.
What's happening on a global scale, as soon as you see people just stopping travel... It's just another window into what I think is the biggest problem here. And it's this crisis of confidence and what we've spent decades and decades and decades building our relationship and our trust around the world, right?
Globalization, while it was really tough for parts of this country, for parts of our economy, globalization is also why, in large part, we as a globe have prospered. And the fact that we're seeing bits of it and chunks of it break down, that's the most worrisome thing.
The absurdity about the vibe shift is this. Wall Street, investors' core responsibility is is to assess risk. That's what you do in finance. You figure out what is the risk ahead and how do I place a bet? How do I make an investment based on that?
And what we saw after the inauguration was this enthusiasm around a vibe that we're going to get no regulation, that we're going to get tax cuts and yeah. you know, DEI and all that nonsense that was strangling our productivity and profitability. We're going to rip through that. Well, that's what they made the priority.
And they ignored the promises and pledges and point of view that Donald Trump has had for decades and decades. And now we're seeing it play out. The funniest thing I think we're seeing right now is just this longing, this missing of a Steve Mnuchin, a Gary Cohn, a Jared Kushner, who in the first administration held Donald Trump in.
And the thing that concerns me so much right now, Tim, I can tell you, I speak to investors here, abroad, business leaders here and abroad. Right now, I cannot find one single smart, serious person, voice of influence, even those who like the general idea of Trump's tariffs, not one single person who is on board or happy with the execution and the rollout
of what has happened over the last two weeks, save two groups. There are two people that are okay with it. And those are people that are deep in Trump's inner circle who are convincing themselves if they keep French braiding his hair and telling him he's the greatest master super leader ever, then they'll be able to gently push back on him.
They're fancying themselves a Gary Cohn, a Steve Mnuchin, a Jared.
Put that over there. And then the other group of people who are business people who are specifically on the take, who are getting some sort of carve outs, whether because of an exemption, whether they own a private prison, whether they're in crypto, where they're in a space where they are making so much money because of what Trump's doing, they're willing to ignore all the rest that he's doing.
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