Steven Rattner

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344 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 16 Apr

Steven Rattner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They are always involve a certain amount of creativity, shall we say.
But this is a statement of what the president said.
wants to do and therefore for the Democrats needs to become a statement of what he would like to try to do if he gets away with it.
And I think there's enormous campaign fodder for the Democrats in the midterms in all of this.
So on unemployment, the jobs ticked up to four unemployment rate ticked up to four point six percent.
And that's up from 3.4% in April of 2023 under the Biden administration.
So you've had jobs, unemployment up here, the highest it's been since 2017.
If you look at a couple of the subcategories of unemployment, one thing I noticed in these numbers is black unemployment.
Black unemployment is historically higher than white unemployment, but it has been spiking up this year to 8.3%.
Again, the highest it's been
I would start with the pipe bomber.
So much of what he said in the press conference, not just even on the economy, but on all sorts of subjects, he just plucked things out of the air that had no basis in reality.
So let's start with inflation.
It did hit 9% during COVID, and it was pretty destabilizing for a lot of people, appropriately.
Donald Trump.
Keep going.
So, Steve, your next set of charts highlight what's wrong with the president's assertions on tariffs and affordability.
Before we get to tariffs, let's just put a quick pin in inflation because Trump also said something pretty amazing.
He said we stopped inflation in its tracks.
Well, that's not really true.
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