I was just referring to the VIX a short time ago with our guest. Um during this quarter, the VIX spiked up to above 50. Now it's kind of settled down to 171 18.Are there any banks that are going to benefit specifically from some of that volatility earlier in the quarter like we saw last quarter where banks said they saw higher trading volume and they kind of benefited from the idea that investors weren't quite sure what to do. Sure. And thanks again for having me.We've noticed um and looking forward to this ...

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Over the weekend. The other development was more pressure, it would seem, on Fed Chair Powell. The NSC director, Kevin Hassett, spoke to ABC over the weekend on this point and whether the White House would explore firing Jay Powell.Here's what he had to say. Yes or no answer. Does the president, in your view, have the authority to fire the Fed chair.That's a thing that's being looked at, too. But certainly if there's clause, Tyler, they're looking at it. What kind of pressure is the Fed chair under right no ...

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New today, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset revealing the White House is looking into whether President Trump has authority to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. This comes after the president criticized Pal for not dropping the interest rate by three points. He did that while speaking to the press on Friday.Joining me now is Kevin Hasset's predecessor, Leil Brainer. He is former director of the National Economic Council under President Biden and distinguished fellow at Georgetown SARS ...

I'd like to bring in a true economics expert now, Ken Rogoff. Ken formerly, as I mentioned, served as the chief economist and director of research at the International Monetary Fund. He's a professor of economics at Harvard University. He's the author of multiple books, including the recently published Our Dollar, Your Problem, an insider's view of seven turbulent decades of global finance and the road ahead. Ken, welcome back to the show. Good to see you. Thank you, Ally. That was a great overview. I'm sti ...