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▶ 0:00 Whitney Baker In my view, the Fed has been a huge contributor to inequality already, and, um, by virtue of juicing the assets that wealthy people own by definition, you know, uh, and so that's created a lot of the populist backlash that we've seen…
▶ 17:06 Whitney Baker And throughout that whole decade, the Fed was constantly behind it and didn't tighten because that would have created problems for the fiscal side.
▶ 24:01 Whitney Baker Well, yeah, I mean, so that, that was back when the Fed was paying attention to global conditions and whether they would reverberate back on the U.S., and if you remember, the Fed had been hiking, the, the tech bubble was getting out of… 4 times in the scene
▶ 28:00 Whitney Baker Yeah, well, I mean, you know, part of, in my view, the Fed has been a huge contributor to inequality already, and, um, by virtue of juicing the assets that wealthy people own by definition, you know, uh,
▶ 35:58 Whitney Baker Well, yeah, because then the Fed has to pivot back from saying, okay, we're gonna, I mean, last year they just started printing a bunch of money again, um, because of what they thought was a banking crisis, and now they're pivoting back…

▶ 27:23 Joe Lonsdale I want to ask you about, uh, Elizabeth Warren helped create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the CFPB, and there's a case that hinges on whether or not agencies must receive funding allocated each year by Congress, as most do, or…

▶ 0:08 Jacob "Jake" Miller But not in the world where we're dominated by inflation and Fed action.
▶ 5:36 Jacob "Jake" Miller You have the fed who's not trying to make money.
▶ 13:19 Jacob "Jake" Miller But not in the world where we're dominated by inflation and Fed action.
▶ 19:10 Jacob "Jake" Miller Yeah, so, I put it in the context of this year, the Fed has raised rates significantly, and on top of that, banks have tightened conditions, both in the back of regional banking stress, and the Fed coming in and saying, like, get your… 4 times in the scene

▶ 30:31 Brad Gerstner The Fed has said its forecast for next year is 1.5% on GDP. 6 times in the scene

▶ 5:51 Balaji Srinivasan These are rule following people who essentially what happened was fed lied, banks died. 3 times in the scene
▶ 28:15 Balaji Srinivasan Um, it puts the fed in a tough spot where either a, they have to allow that to happen and allow, you know, wires to go into something that they're trying to kill.
▶ 38:35 Balaji Srinivasan Obviously the Fed caused a banking crisis. 2 times in the scene
▶ 54:53 Balaji Srinivasan And what that means is if even the richest and most loyal and most powerful institutions that are very close to the fed are just getting killed like this.

▶ 35:50 Iyinoluwa Aboyeji Because the globalization of the dollar, maybe this is a political statement, is the best hedge against the feds.

▶ 14:17 Joe Lonsdale So a lot of people are very excited about this decentralized finance and about taking power away from the Fed, taking power away from governments and finance.

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