about if easy money continued? as unnecessary to do. i thought it brought new dangers. when you keep interest rates at zero, and you keep pumping money into the economy, you favor the debtor and you penalize the saver, which... you, you are saving for nothing. i mean, you get nothing for that. and if you're a borrower, well, life is good. you borrow for nearly nothing. so you, you actually encourage speculation. you encourage additional risk-taking. in fact, that's one of the reasons they did quantitative easing, was to encourage greater risk-taking. >> the stock market rally on wall street today pushes the dow to its highest level in nearly nine months. >> that figure includes activity fueled by recent government stimulus programs. >> jacoby: the fed's quantitative easing set off what would become the longest bull run in the stock market's history. >> investors took the good news, and, well, they basically ran with it. >> jacoby: by design, qe effectively lowered long-term interest rates, making safer investments l

. -- age of easy money. guest: since the financial crisis of 2008, we have been living in a world of extremely low-interest rates, all these tools the fed has used to keep the cost of borrowi low in our economy for the past 14 years or so. we all know because higher inflation that has come about post-pandemic, the fed has been forced to pull back on its easy money experiment. it is causing all kinds of disruptions because our companies, governments, individuals in this country got very used to very low and cheap borrowing costs. age of eas money is a way we are looking at the past 14 years or so, decade plus through this prism of easy money and unintended consequences that came about as a result of that. host: when yo go into one of these projects do you go into with perceptions ohow the fed works d learn something new from the process? if that is the case, at did you learn? guest: it was a massive learning curve. i have done some financial reporting. but this was a big learning curve. we are talking about s

it was an easy money podcast.s presenter mikhail khanov and let me remind you that alexander bessolitsin, professor , doctor of economics, was our guest today. hello this is a podcast life is wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamov, a writer, rector of a literary institute, visiting. i have a wonderful prose writer, critic, literary columnist pavel basinsky is the winner of many literary awards, including the big book award. anti-booker award, a very famous writer, popular in modern russia and not only in russia, but today we will not talk about leo tolstoy, nor about the karenina gang, but we will talk about burning. and why? because pavel is the author, including several books about alexei maksimovich gorky. well, in addition, we both work with him at the gorky literary institute. pavel graduated from this institute and gorky for us one might say, a very great writer. and a brilliant playwright. hmm, for me gorky is a very interesting, very large personality, in general, this figure of the silver age must be

remember, we hareally easy money for a fairly long time? certainly during the pandemic and that was probabl appropriate during the pandemic. the fed maintained and easy -- an easy money policy long after we were economically recovering from the pandemic. we -- the fed kept interest rates low for a long time. that encouraged a lot of risk-taking we saw at svb. the other part of this, when the fed slammed on the banks and set of raising interes rates, they slammed the banks -- breaks really hard. that rapid increase of interest rates was part of the problem. host: we heard the president and thousand -emphatically say that taxpayers will not be on the hook on the actions the federal governor -- government took with svb. you believe that? -- guest: presidents have to say that. and -- in a technical sense, he is right. the government will not write a check using taxpayer dollars but the fact is this money has to me from somewhere. there is no free lunch so someone has to pay for this bailout. it will mostly be depositors and higher pmiums on fbi

the fed has been forced t pull back on s easy money experiments and it is causing all sorts of disruptionompanies, our government, individuals this country got used to ry low andheaper borrowingosts. "thege of easy mon" is really a way that we are looking at the past 14 years or so, decade plus, through this prism of easy money and all of the unintended consequences that came about as a result of that. host: when you go into one of these projects, do you go when with a series of alrdy established perceptions of how the fed works and learn something new from the process? if that is the case, what did you learn? guest: it was a massive learning curve. i have de some financial reporting, but this was a big learning curve. we are talking about some pretty opaque stuff like quantitative easing which is their bond buying program. it is when the federal reserve creates money to put into the banking system by buying bonds from the banks. it is something i had to delve into learning abo and spe to a lot of experts about. we hopefully explain it well in the film, the good, the bad and the ugly of i

remember we had really easy money for a fairly long time. certainly during the pandemic and that was probably appropriate during the pandemic. but the fed maintain an easy money policy long after we were economically recovered or recovering at least from the pandemic. the fed kept interest rates low for a very long time. that encouraged a lot of risk-taking we saw but the other part we saw when the feds slammed on the brakes and started raising interest rates they slammed on really hard. that rapid increase in interest rates was part of the problem as well. >> we heard the president emphatically say taxpayers will be on the hook for the actions the federal government took to cover it signature. do you believe that? >> in the very near narrow technical sense he is right. the government will not exactly be writing a check using taxpayer dollars. the fact is this money has got to come from somewhere. there is no free lunch. and so somebody is going to have pay for this bailout it is mostly going to be depositors prayers would be higher premiums

but after that easy money started to dry up, bank officials expect a taxpayer bailout. >> easy money makes everybody look really smart. if you think about how quickly ftx went. this company didn't have a board of directors or cfo. and venture capitalists were throwing money at ftx. there needs to be solid, fundamental work and we didn't have it here. happy st. patrick's day to you. now this story breaking. house oversight says a fourth mystery biden family member got money from the overseas business deals. we have christopher bedford, the white house holds a star-studded st. patrick's day concert today. and the. people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you

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what consequences to this easy money.e the bundies can sent or -- one dissenter back in 2010 who was trying to push against that. >> i was, maria. thanks, good that talk to you. maria: china's leader touting a new world order ahead of his visit with vladimir putin in moscow on monday, and republicans are asking why president biden is not responding to russia's attack on a u.s. drone. kt mcfarland responds to all of that next. >> we pulled our ships out, we pulled our manned aircraft out, now we have unmanned aircraft in international waters, and the russians want to force them out too. and the response can't be do you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund

what consequences to this easy money.you were the bundies can sent or -- one dissenter back in 2010 who was trying to push against that. >> i was, maria. thanks, good that talk to you. maria: china's leader touting a new world order ahead of his visit with vladimir putin in moscow on monday, and republicans are asking why president biden is not responding to russia's attack on a u.s. drone. kt mcfarland responds to all of that next. >> we pulled our ships out, we pulled our manned aircraft out, now we have unmanned aircraft in international waters, and the russians want to force them out too. and the response can't be do ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where wer

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policy when the easy money policy began and stayed easy for 15 years, thomas i want to get your take the future looks like in the realm of new rulemaking for the banks. after the financial global crisis we actually saw banks raise capital in new rules in place for the sector to become flash with cash. what does it look like in your view going forward and it do you believe this in fact is a bailout. >> let me ask you and answer your last question it is a bailout. the reason that those who are saying is not a bailout and saying that, they did not bailout the investors. they feel that they lost their money, however, they build out hundreds of billions of dollars i should say of uninsured depositors and those depositors were fairly wealthy. depositors in this bank and they bailed them out and that is a bailout and they did use the ftse money, banks pay into that but this is money with not all the uninsured depositors so it was a bailout to them and that i think continues to atrophy so-called -- what we replace it with his new rules that they think we can implement that puts the banking i

. >> easy money.that money all those deposits and putting it in long data treasuries and now it happens. interest rates goes up. they are worth less. people withdraw -- it's a perfect -- a perfect storm. we are seeing today weakness in the futures market and in regional bank stocks a little bit again and it's coming from europe. you have bank stocks in europe that are down sharply today. some have been halted. credit suisse is trying to raise money because it had material weaknesses it told shareholders this week. so now the european banks that are kind of causing the problem in global markets today. >> so at least we don't have to can you when it comes to inflation and the retail sales numbers, this is good. i am saying, is that good, christine? >> the retail sales number is good. >> you like what you see? >> i like the retail sales -- sorry, i like the inflation number. the retail sales shows a cautious consumer and that's probably what the fed wants to see. so that's good. >> thank you. >>> all rig

it's an easy money podcast and i'm its host mikhail khanov today we're talking about the real estateilder and developer and ignat bushukhin. and i suggest you know how the distribution of roles such alex will be on the side of the seller. yes, there is a manufacturer products. in this case, real estate. naturally, i will be on the side of our audience, as a potential buyer trying to figure it all out, and i will have to play the role of an expert. yes, standing for a fight. not on whose side, but i hope i have a mortgage, and that changes things. it's good that you said, that is, you are a person interested, that is, two against one. i think that alexei will cope with the market - that's always the case. in clever words, balance, just suggestions. here now in the market it's a market buyers or sellers of what more apartments or buy, probably, the question is more like a question , but certainly now the market is right to buy or a person with money can count on fairly large discounts. he can choose from the great floor of the apartments, as far as? legends in moscow is generally a buy

millions away from russia , they are like arab sheikhs drawn by the vorovey desert, maddened by easy moneyhey redeem apartments by whole floors and buy houses in dubai. russian bloggers really choose. the best. this luxury villas, mansions or apartments located near the sea, the cost of which usually starts from $ 1 million , it is difficult to fit such an amount in your head, but for those who are used to spending millions on clothes , jewelry and air travel. these are just numbers on the phone, where the bank account is displayed after spending. waking up this morning, they will again see that replenishment of the balance money flows in an endless stream, since time zones from kamchatka to kaliningrad make the counter spin non-stop . they understand, as well as the fact that the average salary in the country is several tens of thousands of rubles due to the flood of bloggers from russia in the emirates , real estate prices have skyrocketed. well, does this fact stop people for whom money is an ephemeral concept, they , like everyone else, are picky customers who want to buy housing exclu

the first big game big bookmaker venline general partner of the russian premier league it's an easy money podcast and i'm its host mikhail khanov today i have alexandra ruzan as a guest. let's ask a tough question. and what do you think, that is, this is the generation of power, the powers that be can no longer be saved. they will think so, 24 years. or perhaps still expand the horizon in the first place. i want to admit that something is still being obtained for the training of governors. they asked for it themselves. uh, testing for horizon length. and they had a horizon of 7-8 years, and they say, but how is it? why do we have more horizon? i tell them, in general, the lord of the future governors in your provinces. eh, they will already build roads well, but they will not yet read the education of science. and you have more, because you are competitive, because you are not afraid of change, because you create that you will float down situations unknown to you. therefore, is it possible to influence this generation? yes, otherwise i wouldn't be doing this. the most work, but, unfortuna

yes, it’s true, then it’s better than the traditions of our easy money podcast, dear viewers.sorry for not reminding you of violence, take either from paper and start writing down the first one. the first note that should be noted is that even delays in housing and communal services on utility bills affect your credit history , as maxim just said, and on the interest rate on a future loan. although there's a catch in that, maybe, uh, in the loan agreement. that is, you know how carefully read the document carefully read what is written in small print, as i like to say very much. don't be afraid to look stupid when asking questions when you take out a loan , be afraid to look stupid when they come to you. well, god forbid, of course, collectors. yes, those who are collecting rather arrears. and that's when you'll look stupid if you don't present the contract. what to pay attention to? what are the pitfalls? sorry for the banal question, but nonetheless. you said everything correctly, you need to read carefully, but there are pitfalls such it is, and the commission, that is, for

hmm hello this is the easy money podcast, i 'm hosted by mikhail khanov today we have maxim shane as, investment analyst and on our podcast. we deal with money related issues. where is it more profitable to invest, what is more profitable to do now? what to buy to sell and the most burning most important and most painful question for our audience is when to go to the exchange office, when to buy dollars, or maybe sell them, or maybe euros, and i also heard that now there is yuan, and with yuan what, in general, what is it to buy, sell, and so on. and maybe even rupees and actually. the first question is what has changed in the twenty-second year. well, what awaits us on the twenty-third. and well, actually rephrases the question, when to keep in the exchanger and why? well, here's a counter question. i want to ask people. and what do you want from the currency? you want it to work, so that it doesn’t speculate, you don’t do anything, so that you can’t buy with it, yes, the foreign exchange market is a thing. well practically unpredictable. yes, that is, it's kind of like. it seems to

what we're seeing is a world that is moving from lots of easy money to higher rates.e saw the fastest increase in fed tightening in 20 years. that has to come with it which leads to slowing of the economy and hence the inflation outlook. tom: but that opens the door for the fed to go another 25? is that your estimate? diana: that's your wor -- that's our forecast. we think they pause but they have a cut coming. we're forecasting recession beginning sometime in two rate and as a result we think the fed cuts by the end of the year. tom: where is the terminal rate by the end of the year? diana: something around where we are now, we do have a lower 10-year at the end of the year. and then on the 10-year we forecasted sub 3 by the end of the year. tom: have you been surprised by the resilience of these equity markets? diana: very. i'm probably most surprised by the nasdaq. but when i thought it through more it actually made sense. initially our call was for the leaders of the last cycle, which you'd think were driven by easy money, long dated securities such as unprofitabl

this is an easy money podcast.khail khanov, our guest today was maxim shein investment strategist financial analyst. thank you very much for taking the time to answer questions. thanks this is a podcast of the psyche. my name is natalya losova. i am a journalist, and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences, mikhail khors, and we unravel with him. well, different fascinating combinations of complex psychological situations, today's our heroine, pauline hello. hello, you came with a problem that you know. i thought that the universe sent me so that i could see how it happens with me too uh-huh you are the third one who told me about this? let me tell you i suffer from very strong irritability. and i really suffer from it. i can't handle my anger. i can't handle the anger. although there is a lot of work on myself on all fronts, but since i started working on myself, it has surfaced. here is this underwater pebble now does not let me live in peace in love in gratitude in positive positive

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easy money makes everybody a genius.hen the tide goes out, they say you see who is not swimming with shorts on. >> got it. while. -- wow. how many of you are thankful that this man is your senator in south carolina? [cheers and applause] sen. scott: thank you. thank you. thank you. >> let me ask you this. sen. scott: yes, sir. >> as a ministry that focus on faith, family, freedom, how does your faith and form you as a senator? sen. scott: it is the most important thing in my life. tell them i will call him right back. the essence of who i am comes down to becoming a christian in 1983 at presbyterian college on a small ball scholarship -- small football scholarship. one thing i have learned since then is gospel warns me of how you might treat me back and how i treat you. it is not necessarily a balance. two things are important. number one, we are blessed to live in a country where we are free to exercise our faith. religious liberty is under assault, and it will get worse and worse, unless we restore faith in america and

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easy money caused this. now we're too tight and i believe the banking system is going to choke off demand until deposits are stabilized so i think we need to have the fed act like an adult here and wait and make a decision, look at some more stats, let's take a look at lending, let's take a look at deposits and i want to go back to the earlier panel. why is everybody an expert on bank accounting these days. held to maturity, everybody evew what that meant? fasb has a role in this as well. the accounting standards are not the same as banks as everywhere else. people need to understand what they're looking at. by the way, the study is that 200 banks at risk, that's such nonsense because it's a point in time. you don't know what banks are doing underneath the surface. we have a giant move in treasuries. the value of those changed dramatically on the balance sheet. everybody calm down. that is my point. maria: that's a very good point. you're right, a anton. it's a moment in time. it's a snapshot. >> so i think

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what's common here is people used zero interest rates and easy money, and it's gone concern the.illiant point. that is the seed of everything. you just -- >> that's it. neil: -- mentioned the most basic point of all. we got spoiled, you know, a decade the of at or near 0% rates and, susan li, the reality of that is hitting people. i i mean, i found "the wall street journal" take on this interesting. quoting here, once a darling of the banking business, silicon valley bank collapsed at warp speed after it announced a big loss on its bond an interesting addition, and its plans to shore up its balance sheet tank thing its stock and sparking widespread customer withdrawals on the notion that rates that were so low were no longer low and aren't going to be for a while. what do you think? >> i also find find it astronomical that you had a bank that had $200 billion in assets, they couldn't raise $2 billion. what does that tell you about this type of funding environment when rates are close to 4-5% and you're so used to 0 forth for the last 15 -- 0% for the last 15 years. bloomberg just

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and now let 's continue, easy money podcast talk about finance with host mikhail khavanov. ure novel. really on these treasure. from this money now or everything has already been dug up, we will count our savings together with professionals for the party. this is too much for a dvf graph. it's too little financial analyst. maxim will tell you where to invest money, unless, of course, you have a very good proverb. if you don't know who you are who is the stock market. it's a very expensive place, so we'll have a lot to discuss tonight. well, at the word pilaf , everyone has approximately the same image. here is a mountain on a plate of rice mixed with carrot meat and onion turmeric. zira is still a lot of things i can even say, really delicious. this is of course very, but since great lent is now going on , it has a wonderful lenten alternative. juicy crunchy and vitamins are a lot of cabbage in the spring, well, i don’t even add it to pilaf this time i decided to cook a dish without meat, fry, grated, carrots and chopped onions, add sauerkraut and close the lid. tomato paste

absolute markets got used to easy money.e something else going on. we have central allowed governments to run much bigger deficits . they run much bigger deficits. they have printed a lot of treasury bonds all over the place . a lot bonds all over the place. a lot of institutions are sitting on this. and one of the big potential of instability we have now is the price of those . as now is the price of those. as inflation rises, as inflation rises, the yields on these things rise, the price goes down. and these and we have institutions that are sitting on big losses. and this is really important because you've in pension funds the march market rule and they will be taking losses annually as they produce their accounts but the told them that they had to buy gilts bonds in other countries because they argued that that meant their liabilities and therefore they couldn't grow to pay the pensions they had to , buy an pensions they had to, buy an asset that is really eaten into by inflation and higher interest. but these were meant

special occasion at group concerts or corporate parties for those who are nostalgic for the nineties, easy money, contract killings and golden hits that are so nicely sung to an incredible assortment. the most different sausages. even with whole sticks, even with cuts . mikhail genzel was with you. see you in a new investigation based on real events. this is you station, moscow in the heart of the capital , the path of the train, lights and platforms of the conductor. what are you? alexandra ignatievich arrived. alexander ignatievich, hurry up, please. dropped the phone. well, what should i report upstairs now? well, it's that igor sarych since the incident , nothing has passed since the incident. we have something on the security cameras, but the blind spot incident was the security cameras didn't pick it up. excuse me, but i am yesterday. yes, yesterday at the party square, the tokens worked for one guy from the car with a suitcase with money. ch, i'll go look at other cameras, well, maybe they at least got caught on them. yevgeny pavlovna only don't touch korzun it's a special important job y

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of criminal and emergencies will continue to be published prepared by yuri shevchuk thirst for easy money forced a 25-year-old resident of vitebsk to engage in drug business, a young man sold goods near a new nightclub. he worked for a drug dealer distributing four sms dealers. i fell for another bookmark, which i did in the city center, i will add that the guy became a defendant in a criminal case. already being sentenced to the so-called chemistry for another crime in europe on someone else's passport, the border guards detained a citizen cameroon, who tried to cross the border on a document that does not belong to her , a foreigner flew to belarus in september last year to study, but she could not enter. after the expiration of the visa, the girl continued to stay in our country illegally. she was issued a deportation order, but as a foreigner she decided to take the passport of the republic, the siluar code from her friend, in order to travel to lithuania. however , during the passage of passport control. at the border guards. there were doubts about the ownership of the document equi

ridiculous things for large sums , all this is nothing more than manipulation on gullible buyers for easy moneys themselves often do not notice that they fall into the networks of swindlers and make the richer and more successful than them, and not themselves . now there is urgent news in these minutes, a fire is burning in the building of the main building in the department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the city of moscow on petrovka 38, the fire has been assigned an increased rank of complexity, according to preliminary data, the fire broke out due to construction work. during the reconstruction , there will be even more legal news in telegram channels. the duty units, honestly, the detective, and our release at this studio was completed by tatiana petrova , see you at 21:30. overcoming financial difficulties, despite anti-russian sanctions vladimir putin today met with the head of sberbank, german gref, and we will tell you all the details of support. nata only leads to an increase in ukrainian losses, only in february the number of dead in the ranks of the apu was over 1

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why don't i want to talk about it. well not we will. read how it is not very easy your money in thispartment half even less the rest i invested. can we make a deal? i don't remember any agreements. this is impossible. i have documents in my hands. everything is drawn up for me, your documents are invalid, so you were with me. and when i got goodbye, i'm not an idiot knew that it would be so. you don't live here anymore? there phone make a request you will receive the same documents yours are invalid. there were apartments. igor vladimirovich your daughter is in danger. well and what do you suggest? a hospital, but not here, you can ensure lera's flight to moscow, you know doctors there, to moscow well, either i don't know, or abroad to germany, for example , or to israel in israel, neurosurgery is at its best, wait if, as you say, everything is so bad. what can be a good flight, but it can get worse. i consider all options, including the unfavorable ones. i will be frank with you. in my practice , there were cases when patients died, if lera stays here, the chances are 50/50 for anot

that's it, it's so simple and easy, and you have money around you.nd i didn't know what to do. yes, in order not to ask for money from their parents, to rent an apartment, to move out altogether to live. i hmm well, how can you provide for yourself. i understood this solution. i don't regret it. what kind of regret can we talk about when the newly minted secret agent. ksyusha the dummy received a medal that does not reward every fighter and not for every feat, although the heroine of the well-deserved skurnitsa did not stay for long literally. and a few hours after the publication of the photo of the award, voloshchuk’s profile was entered into the database from the peacemaker website for the fact that back in 2015 she had the imprudence to speak out about crimea, it doesn’t matter whose crimea the main thing is that everything is peaceful in crimea. then truth she took back her words. i know what matters whose crimea and crimea is ours and it has always been ours, but it was too late, an amazing case when a call girl receives a state award and gets

all this is nothing more than manipulation on gullible buyers for easy money, which often passes by thens of rubles of bloggers subscribers, mostly receive cash bank accounts through transfers, but soon, apparently, everything will change due to the internet. stars will be taken by inspectors who will be able to extinguish them. solve the following fabina skachova news duty department even more legal news in telegram channels conduct duty departments honestly detective, and our issue this was completed in the studio by tatyana petrova before meeting on the russia 24 channel. this is a great informational evening. we continue to acquaint you with today's agenda. ukrainians flee from mobilization to russia surrender to border guards, making their way through the forests with paths every week, more and more of them are being saved from the hunt for people, which in kiev is called the recruiting company self-preservation instinct and common sense, which help to save lives black humor and a heavy horn from video listeners from artyomovsk, at their neighbors hands down the city leave and only

spread such posts forward and also do not install any there software who will advise you to get some easy money very often that there are messages in such pages about the fact that, for example, some famous actor or some singer died, uh, and then the examples that were just shown there by the legendary dome , he was already recorded there in the dead, well, he is extremely alive and may god give him a long bread of health, but i understand that people who see such information. these are not the people who will rush to google to check this information, and not from one side, that is, the majority will want to find out about this hot news , the details of such hot news, and will directly go to the site, because in the very the post does not reveal any details at all, the other part of the users there check all the information but again , after they check, they will see that this information is false, well, there is always such a characteristic feature of people's psychology they like to deny comments to this post and will deny saying in the comments that this is not true and thereby raising the p

easy. it's called money. the 49ers are adding defensive lineman hargrave, a four-year deal worth $40 million guaranteed. hargrave had 11 sacks last season with philly. speaking of philly, the philadelphia native right tackle is heading to denver, signing a five-year $50 million guaranteed contract. mcglinchy, how much are you getting paid? >> that's a lot of money, charlie. thank you. >>> last night the academy awards were full of firsts including extra special moments >>> asian american artists and film makers took center stage. everything, everywhere all at once won seven oscars, and michelle yeoh took history winning the best actress in the leading role. ke ha n quan took home the best supporting actor. >> everything, everywhere all at once. >> reporter: for a lot of families, sunday night was a chance to kick back at home, eat some food, and watch the big show. >> watching on oscar night with my family is a tradition that goes back literally for decades. >> reporter: but f gong, lg f ian american media, t

remember, we had really easy money for a fairly long time? rtainly during the pandemic and that was probably appropriate during the pandemic. the fed maintained and easy -- an easy money policy long after we were economically recovering from the pandemic. we -- the fed kept interest rates low for a long time. that encouraged a lot of risk-taking we saw at svb. the other part of this, whethe fed slammed on the banks and set of raising interest rates, they slamd the banks -- breaks really hard. that rapid increase of interest rates was part of the problem. host: we heard thpresident and thousand -- emphatically say that taxpayers will not be on the hook on the actions the federal governor -- government took with svb. you believe that? -- guest: presidents have to say that. and -- in a technical sense, he is right. the government will not write a check using taxpayer dollars but the fact is this money has to come from somewhere. there is no free lunch so someone has to pay for this bailout. it will mostly be depositors and higher premiums on fbi

yes , anything, everything seems to be simple, but no, for big and, in fact, easy money, often deceptivelye to one such blogger. why was she hiding? where as a result, the path to the blog can lead irina baranova saw you are now going nuts on the website fly to the discount is valid, and then it doesn’t matter what and with what discounts lera chekalina’s subscribers will buy everything she points out with theatrical enthusiasm, because all in cosmetics. every second of her life she bathes in ostentatious luxury and happiness, where is fiction. everything is even a luxury, which turned out to be even more than declared , so the police knocked on the house of the bloggers chikalins as a sign of a crime in the third part of 198 of the criminal code of the russian federation . behind the fence barrier and strict security. the price of real estate in this cottage village reaches hundreds of millions of rubles. this is a dressing room, where there is a place only for brands, of course, the most famous and insanely expensive. in short, i love things and everything that i am shorter than a shopah

charles: there are a few things the market likes less, likes more than easy money, right?of stimulus program, and government intervention to save the day. so after yesterday's bailout the pendulum on where the fed is going to go swung back to maybe, maybe, 25 basis-point hike, maybe nothing, maybe nothing. right? of course remember a week ago the narrative was that there would be at least 100 basis point in rate hikes beginning with 50 basis points next week. i want to bring in northmantrader.com founder sven henrich. you know a book we all had to read when we were younger, how to win friends influence people, jay carnegie. jay powell has better book, rescue elites, stop hiking rates, wall street will love you. i bring this up, i feel we talk about fed credibility all the time. is it overrated, does it matter he always comes to the rescue? >> what fed credibility, charles? absolutely stunning what we've seen in the last 14, 15 years. they didn't see the financial crisis coming. inflation was transitory, wasn't, certainly didn't see the bank busts over last few days coming

what say you think they easy money? but he doesn't drink. oh well, at least he doesn't drink. okay, i'll go to the store. yes, i am, i'm outgoing. she had something wrong with someone. what is yes, we do not ask. and well done that came? he bites, well, i say. sanya didn't come. i began to say badly, well, i didn’t drink, i didn’t drink , i passed an empty bed for you. 80th birthday never why are you sour? normally ok. well, say fedor took a parish, than he himself decided in this lesnoy, but don’t talk about petriki, beautiful marine life, don’t say it normally. surprises, this question is raised, when they talk, she will not enter the room . the miners are people with a pot from us. of course, where should he be? why not here? yeah sorry? didn't you see filippov? of course, paradise. you will sit at home looking for you, he broke his winch, the empty man came asking you to help. run to lesnaya well, i ran, i let's not finish it, i didn't swim no no. well, did delhi get old? yes, you still won't get the hang of it. oh, got along. i'm not good, and i 'll come tomorrow morning