Tara Sinclair

I am Professor Tara Sinclair.

I'm chair of the economics department at the George Washington University.

The first one I opened was the GDP report.

And I went, uh-oh, because downward revisions, we don't like those.

The next thing I did was scroll down and was like, OK, where did it come from?

And seeing that it came from both the consumption and investment side, those two sides that really tell us what's going to be happening in future quarters, that was a big area of concern.

We also saw continued pressures on housing costs.

And so combining these two things together suggests this is not just purely about what's been happening in Iran.

This isn't simply about a short-term blip that we could look through.

This is looking more concerning.

I'd love to get the guy currently in there out right now.

The head of the Federal Reserve is a stiff.