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Speaker 2: Single best idea and the single best idea is on
Speaker 2: a twenty four to seven basis, don't pick up your
Speaker 2: cell phone and look at the news. It is extraordinary
Speaker 2: the news flow right now, it seems like it is
Speaker 2: twenty four hours a day. I stare at my cell phone.
Speaker 2: I really really don't want to pick it up and
Speaker 2: look at the twelve newspapers I read every day. But
Speaker 2: there we are. And it was a fascinating Monday. We
Speaker 2: had a great set of conversations at nine o'clock hour,
Speaker 2: particularly strong on the equity markets, the challenges that we
Speaker 2: see with a vix out again twenty four twenty five,
Speaker 2: all this talk about a so called liberation day to
Speaker 2: a actual jobs report on Friday. We'll go beneath the
Speaker 2: headline data there, as we always do, talk about someone
Speaker 2: who doesn't get enough shout out within the New York combine,
Speaker 2: Critty Gupta showed up from SMU that's a Texas university
Speaker 2: with a Texas accent, lit it up in New York
Speaker 2: and she was so valuable. They said, do you want
Speaker 2: to go to London? That's tough, you know, think about
Speaker 2: it for at least twelve seconds she thought about it.
Speaker 2: She's holding court in London, driving London TV. I should
Speaker 2: say each and every morning with Anna Edwards and company,
Speaker 2: but also on the horn to Nathan Hager and myself
Speaker 2: giving us perspective here this morning from Queen Victoria Street,
Speaker 2: Pretty Gupta, I'm Brussels.
Speaker 3: Brussels has no part to play, and I think a
Speaker 3: great example of that is what came out of the
Speaker 3: summit last week, the Coalition of the willing summit when
Speaker 3: it comes to the likes of Ukraine, for example, and
Speaker 3: yet they weren't at the table when it came to
Speaker 3: a ceasefire, even negotiation between the United States and Russia
Speaker 3: in riod Or, even with Turkey's involvement. And Turkey, by
Speaker 3: the way, is the number one defense spender with Russia,
Speaker 3: but it is also a NATO member and technically a
Speaker 3: US ally as well. They're also kind of situated on
Speaker 3: the Black Sea where a lot of the grain that
Speaker 3: comes out of Ukraine and Russia and ultimately hits American
Speaker 3: cereal and American bread comes from. So the irony of
Speaker 3: the situation is that the Europeans are trying to have
Speaker 3: a voice at a table and in a room that
Speaker 3: the door is completely closed to CRITI group to working
Speaker 3: the light shift in London for Bloomberg News.
Speaker 2: I've been very fortunate to hang out with all sorts
Speaker 2: of fancy people. One night at Davos, we were in
Speaker 2: the piano bar and I literally was standing with three
Speaker 2: Nobel Prize winners. That was pretty pretty cool. I won't
Speaker 2: bore you with that story, but you know, things like that,
Speaker 2: that's not like what Neil Dudda just went through. Neil
Speaker 2: Dudda was sitting by the bat phone one day and
Speaker 2: Paul Krukman called up, and the Nobel Laureate, a giant
Speaker 2: an international trade, said Neil, I'd really like to talk
Speaker 2: to you. This went viral within the zeitgeist of economics.
Speaker 2: Neil data my Economist of the Year two years ago,
Speaker 2: brilliant on the minutia, optimistic and he's really turned cautious.
Speaker 2: And Professor Krugman was really interested on that. Here on
Speaker 2: sixteen one hundred Pennsylvania Avenue from Renmec Neil Datta, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, Tom, I sort of reject the premise that
Speaker 1: this sort of approach will make the country a greater grind.
Speaker 1: I mean, I understand the need to kind of, you know,
Speaker 1: for security purposes. You know, you want to have a
Speaker 1: strong manufacturing base. I think going after China makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense, but you know, just think about it
Speaker 1: at the most basic level. I mean, if every state
Speaker 1: was operating as its own country, with their own trade policies,
Speaker 1: do you think that better? You know that more prosperity
Speaker 1: would result as that way.
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