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thanks so much we're just two days away from the next fed meeting and billionaire hedge manager paul suters a crucial moment for the fed >> i think this fed meeting could be the most important fed meeting in jay powell's career, certainly the most important fed meeting of the past four or five years. and the reason why is because we've had so much incoming data thatchallenges both their mission and their model. if they treat it with nonchalance, if they say we're on path, things are good, then i would just go all in on the inflation. on the inflation trades. i'd probably buy commodities, buy crypto, buy gold >> let's bring in jim paulson. he's the chief investment strategist at the luthal group paul tudor jones basically saying if the fed doesn't do anything it's all on the inflation trade. but you're saying you think we're already tapering here in markets, so you're not seeing kind of the same threat as he is explain what you are seeing. >> there's certainly a potential threat i'm not necessarily saying that. no one knows what's going to happen, kelly-w inflation. but i would say that wha

bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, cycle and running for cry straj and to close the upper great highway. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: hi. i am a 28-year san francisco resident, motorist and pedestrian. a community advocate, a lead volunteer and committee member on the safer sf without recall campaign. [please stand by] . -- there no intersections or four-way stops or cars turn right over sidewalks or cars blow through intersections. it's incredibly safe. according to the fire department there was one response to an automobile accident in five years prior to the great highway be closed and now they're forced through unsafe routes, through schools where children are playing, past houses are children are running out chasing balls and being forced to start and stop at every single intersection which is the least fuel efficient way to drive which is indefensible at a time when climate change is such an imperative issue for the planet and the closure undermines s

bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, cycle and running for cry straj and to close the upper great highway. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: hi. i am a 28-year san francisco resident, motorist and pedestrian. a community advocate, a lead volunteer and committee member on the safer sf without recall campaign. [please stand by] . -- there no intersections or four-way stops or cars turn right over sidewalks or cars blow through intersections. it's incredibly safe. according to the fire department there was one response to an automobile accident in five years prior to the great highway be closed and now they're forced through unsafe routes, through schools where children are playing, past houses are children are running out chasing balls and being forced to start and stop at every single intersection which is the least fuel efficient way to drive which is indefensible at a time when climate change is such an imperative issue for the planet and the closure undermines s

bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, cycle and running for cry straj and to close the upper great highway. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: hi. i am a 28-year san francisco resident, motorist and pedestrian. a community advocate, a lead volunteer and committee member on the safer sf without recall campaign. [please stand by] . -- there no intersections or four-way stops or cars turn right over sidewalks or cars blow through intersections. it's incredibly safe. according to the fire department there was one response to an automobile accident in five years prior to the great highway be closed and now they're forced through unsafe routes, through schools where children are playing, past houses are children are running out chasing balls and being forced to start and stop at every single intersection which is the least fuel efficient way to drive which is indefensible at a time when climate change is such an imperative issue for the planet and the closure undermines s

bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, cycle and running for cry straj and to close the upper great highway. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: hi. i am a 28-year san francisco resident, motorist and pedestrian. a community advocate, a lead volunteer and committee member on the safer sf without recall campaign. [please stand by] . -- there no intersections or four-way stops or cars turn right over sidewalks or cars blow through intersections. it's incredibly safe. according to the fire department there was one response to an automobile accident in five years prior to the great highway be closed and now they're forced through unsafe routes, through schools where children are playing, past houses are children are running out chasing balls and being forced to start and stop at every single intersection which is the least fuel efficient way to drive which is indefensible at a time when climate change is such an imperative issue for the planet and the closure undermines s