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John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, discussed the outlook for the labor market, inflation and interest rates during an interview. Here is a transcript. https://t.co/hQ8Me7ElgY ...

We consider specifically this blessed issue and the contention from the president. I you have more. One reason it is related to this hit.You hit Mark Warner with exactly the right question. Well, I'd like to ask it of you as well. We either assume that the data is manipulated, in which case I'm curious as to whether you personally have seen evidence of it.But if it is manipulated and actually we have a stronger labor market than the data suggests, why would the Fed need to cut interest rates. Well, when you ...

What's your reaction to Governor Coogler's decision here and how concerned are you about who might replace him. I've just seen the headlines, so I am I am learning information real time, whether this was a personal choice or whether there was a feeling of a political pressure. And I'm almost, you know, hesitant to even even weigh in because I don't have the information.Anything, though, that I just as a as a overarching point, anything that makes this fed more political, that robs it of its independence is ...

get straight to it. Joining us now, co-host of the Prof Markets podcast, Ed Ellen, staff writer for the New Yorker, Susan Glasser, and co-founder and director of economic policy at Veta Partners, Henrietta Trees. Henrietta, starting with you.The commissioner of labor statistics fired by the president in Trump's words for faking the jobs numbers and quote manipulating them for political purposes. Let's just fact check that. This is offensive in the extreme.um when we traffic in economic circles. I mean I spe ...

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Diane, h how much does this change the picture? Uh especially these revisions as Bostik was mentioning there. Um you think the Fed would have made a different decision if if these numbers had been out days ago. >> I'm not sure they would have made a different decision on the month of July, but I think this does nudge them obviously closer to September. It's still not a slam dunk. This is the hard part for the Fed. The important part for Bostic is he didn't say, "Hey, this is it. we're gonna cut now because ...

I want to bring in CNBC senior analyst and commentator Ron Insana. Peter Baker is New York Times chief White House correspondent and an MSNBC political analyst. Jason Ferman is former chairman of the White House Council of Economic Adviserss and a Harvard Kennedy School professor.It's good to have all of you here. So obviously Jason, that's the guy who had your old job who said basically nothing to worry about. This is quirks and seasonal stuff.Is that what we're saying. In one sense, I sort of agree with h ...

imprint for certain. >> Welcome back. Sizable miss for jobs this morning coming in at 73,000 in July with sharp downward revisions.That might be the bigger story for May and June. President Trump lashing out at Fed Chair Jay Powell on Truth Social. Of course, after the report telling him to drop the rate.Joining us now exclusively is Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic, along with our own Steve Liesman. Good morning Steve. >> Good morning Sara.Let's get right to President Bostic. Good morning, President Bo ...

First of all, there are a lot of forces forces at work in the economy and you know tariffs are one of them. You know the remilitarization of the world, the e the de fiscal deficits, you know the the uh demographics uh all those things are going to drive various things and yeah they may drive slightly higher inflation. What you really want is more growth.You know that is far more important than whether inflation ticks up or down a little bit. So and then tariffs themselves you know they've been greatly moder ...