All right, at the top of the show, Aman Jabber said he was going to go into the White House to try to get an answer to a specific question. Apparently, he's gotten that answer. He's come back out to the camera and he joins us now.Aean, what do we learn. Yeah, Brian. So, this is the White House's reaction now to that suggestion by Steve Bannon. Remember, Steve Bannon is making the suggestion on Sean Spicer's podcast uh that Scott Besson should be both Treasury Secretary and Fed chair.the White House now sayi ...

Earlier on your fed answers, sir, you said that you're looking at maybe three candidates or three candidates. >> Should we interpret that. You like Secretary Vess in his current role.>> Well, I like him too, but I had him as a fourth. I No, I had four. You know, you were talking about four. Now I'm talking about three.He told me I'm not leaving. >> He wants to be doing and if he was leaving, uh I mean, he would certainly be uh one of the people I'd wanted, but I I asked him specifically. I could ask him rig ...

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Market Trends & Predictions - Expectation of a higher yield curve in the future [1] - Anticipation of substantially lower front-end rates with a new, potentially dovish Fed chair within six months [2] - The yield curve steepening trade is a slow-moving process but expected to eventually work [3] Fiscal Policy & Debt - The US is facing fiscally constrained conditions with budget deficits potentially exceeding 6% [4] - High debt-to-GDP ratio (100%) necessitates keeping real interest rates low to manage interest burdens [5] - Japan's reluctance to raise rates significantly despite inflation (2-3%) and wage growth (35%) illustrates a debt management strategy [5] Monetary Policy & Fed - Potential appointment of a dovish Fed chair to lower interest rate costs [4] - The next Fed chair is expected to initiate policies aimed at lowering interest burdens [6] - The strategy to escape a debt trap involves maintaining the lowest possible real interest rates [5]