Ready for the Great Fed Screw Over — John Rubino #5908

<ul> <li>Fed promises "higher for longer".</li> <li>10-year Treasury broke 4.5% this morning. </li> <li>Oil heading towards $100</li> <li>Credit card losses are spiking and "excess savings" are now negative. </li> <li>Does all this guarantee a recession and equities bear market in 2024?</li> <li>Texas is adding buses to take illegal migrants to NYC and Chicago. We could talk about the press conference AOC tried to hold in Manhattan...</li> <li>UK just passed an "online safety" law that effectively criminalizes dissent. Template for what's coming here? </li> <li>Kennedy assassination attempt? (dare we say?)</li> <li>WaPo poll gave Trump a 10% lead over Biden. The paper then disavowed its own poll. </li> </ul> <p class="MuiTypography-root MuiTypography-body1 css-jxzvhi">In this meeting, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discuss a range of topics related to the economy, including the Fed's hawkish pause and its potential consequences, China's economic implosion and its impact on the global economy, the impact of green technology and automation on the economy, the military's purpose and culture, the Kennedy assassinations, and the potential consequences of flawed polling and voter fraud in the upcoming election. They highlight the precarious state of the economy and the potential risks that lie ahead, including a housing market crash, rising interest rates, and the impact of rising oil prices on the economy. They also discuss the limitations of electric cars and offshore wind, and how automation may lead to job loss and a shrinking social safety net.</p> <div class= "MuiCollapse-root MuiCollapse-vertical MuiCollapse-entered css-c4sutr"> <div class="MuiCollapse-wrapper MuiCollapse-vertical css-hboir5"> <div class= "MuiCollapse-wrapperInner MuiCollapse-vertical css-8atqhb"> <div class="MuiStack-root css-17u8plo"> <p class="MuiTypography-root MuiTypography-body1 css-jxzvhi"> Furthermore, they delve into the challenges the military faces in recruiting individuals from different backgrounds and the importance of having a reserve