, when, when the financial markets were really going through some tough times member, nancy and jenny allan did about 3 and a half trillion dollars. a quantitative easing in the face of one of the most massive financial meltdowns this nation, and seen probably since the 19th thirty's. this time around a drop, i'll start out with a $32.00 trillion dollars, a quantitative easing. within 3 months, we knew a couple of things. a, the recession was already ending and be the financial market hits was nowhere near as profound, indeed was almost non existent compared to what happened a decade earlier. at that point in time, he should have started withdrawing. instead, he put 2 trillion more in the quantitative easing when he should have been going the out of the direction. unfortunately, because of that mistake, my belief is a soft landing is no longer reasonable option. and as are saying, there are some fundamentals are very strong in the u. s. economy right now. a lot of demand for example, but we also know that there are other issues like this worker shortage. the fact that supply chains are stil