Keeping Up with the Konfidentials; Also, Why the Labor Market Seems Bulletproof

January 17, 2023 00:59:41
Keeping Up with the Konfidentials; Also, Why the Labor Market Seems Bulletproof
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Keeping Up with the Konfidentials; Also, Why the Labor Market Seems Bulletproof

Jan 17 2023 | 00:59:41

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Hosted By

James Keys Tunde Ogunlana

Show Notes

With presidents being caught with confidential documents that they should no longer have now apparently being a trend, James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana compare how President Biden and former President Trump responded to their respective document controversy, consider what is triggering the media in these controversies, and discuss how this is what rule of law looks like (01:20).  The guys also react to the recent job numbers which indicate that the labor market is relatively strong despite conditions like high inflation and rising interest rates (37:12).

Biden’s Classified Documents: A Timeline of What We Know So Far (Time)

Five unanswered questions about Biden’s classified documents (The Hill)

Recession? “Nobody Told the Labor Market” (South Florida Business & Wealth)

Powell defends Fed taking 'measures that are not popular' to rein in inflation (Yahoo! Finance)

Inflation is easing, even if it may not feel that way (NPR)

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