War Creates Uncertainty for Rate Path Says Fed's Kashkari (Full Panel)

The president's war has obviously disrupted oil prices in their way up over the last couple of days. That means gasoline prices go up. So that means inflation goes up.But the Fed has some experience dealing with this. Right. So I think the question is, obviously, when Russia invaded Ukraine, it sent a commodity shockwave all around the world.And I was on that go back a few years. I was on Team Transitory, which said, hey, I think that this inflation that's coming out of the pandemic won't be that bad and wi ...