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Speaker 2: The single best idea is just a wonderful day, a
Speaker 2: lot of really good conversations. Noira Robini was with us.
Speaker 2: It could have been a two hour conversation. We talked
Speaker 2: to him about his recent travels to I think three continents.
Speaker 2: Noiro Robini on how much they really don't like us,
Speaker 2: but we're first for investment.
Speaker 3: What I feel is people say we don't like the
Speaker 3: US in public, and then they invest in the US.
Speaker 3: I mean, throughout the Gulf, whether it's Saudismiratis or Kataris,
Speaker 3: there's an alternative to the United States. And I think
Speaker 3: for a good reason. You know, I've argued that, actually
Speaker 3: I'm a techno Optimi is that US potential growth at
Speaker 3: the end of this decade is going to be four percent.
Speaker 2: Not too Noiro Robini, They are on a stunning real
Speaker 2: GDP idea of growth estimate double from two out of
Speaker 2: four percent. As well. Rebecca Pattison with US for a
Speaker 2: Consul on Foreign relations. Her wonderful new podcast with Sebastian
Speaker 2: Mallaby of great great interest. Here's Rebecca Patterson on our
Speaker 2: monetary policy regime.
Speaker 4: I think we're still on the monetary rule book in
Speaker 4: the US, regardless of some of the rhetoric we hear
Speaker 4: from the administration, you know, the question to me is
Speaker 4: broader than that. It's kind of what does the world
Speaker 4: look like in three three and a half years, What
Speaker 4: do we want to go back to, what can we
Speaker 4: afford to go back to, and what maybe we didn't
Speaker 4: like how it happened, but what do we think actually
Speaker 4: might be better in three three and a half years
Speaker 4: that we want to keep.
Speaker 2: Rebecca Pattison of the Consul on Foreign Relations on podcasts,
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