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kuhn was a professor of theoretical physics at caltech and also served as caltex vice president and provost for almost a decade. he is currently a professor at new york university and in a review of dr. coonan's book unsettled what climate science tells us what it doesn't and why it matters. a professor of global energy at the harvard kennedy school wrote dr. coonan's book is essential reading and a timely breath of fresh air for climate policy. the science of climate is neither settled nor sufficient to dictate policy. rather than an existential crisis. we face a wicked problem that requires a pragmatic balancing of costs and benefits. following his remarks this morning, dr. kunan will be joined on stage by jackie pick deason radio and podcast host who covers all things energy on the on the jackie daly show. jackie will select your questions to ask dr. coonen, so be sure to submit your questions using the qr code, which you will find on the cards on your tables. let's give a warm steamboat. welcome to dr. steven coonan. play please can both. have this on the view others and me. i guess it'

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instead of forward look, backward looking they're going to want a few kuhn sis tent quarters of truthhat inflation is coming down to a more stable level. there the markets might be a little ahead of itself. >> what are you looking for to indicate that we're still on this decline and headed for a soft landing the labor market still seems to be a sticky concern. >> if you look at the baskets of inflation, the airy most people are zooming in on is services inflation, which is very much triggered by wage inflation, and the issue with wage inflation is it tends to be quite sticky and quite self-fulfilling. and that's something we're watching with the data we received last week. >> are you seeing signs still to come of a recession? we're hearing about a soft landing. maybe it's not going to be as bad as we initially feared what do you think? >> look at all the major outlooks of all the major players. the word "recession" is plastered all over it. number one, europe europe has moved away from this sort of dire senn arroyo to something much more benign thankings to better weather. that's impo

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plan sponsors be required to prioritize maximum financial returns for investors ahead of nonat the kuhn yaer factors like environmental, social, governance standards, a political agenda. we do so when one in five americans have saved nothing for their retirement, including one in three baby boomers, the generation closest to retirement. we do in a moment when 78% americans are extremely or somewhat concerned about affording a comfortable retirement. and we do so in a moment when the gap between the amount of money that americans have saved for retirement and the amount that they will need for retirement is $3.8 trillion. that's why, mr. speaker, congress must act to block the biden administration's recent rule that green lights so-called e.s.g. investing in millions of americans' retirement plans, plowing them into less diversified, higher fees, and lower performing portfolios at precisely the time that we need to maximize financial security for americans approaching retirement. so let's consider the facts. according to a recent wall street journal report, e.s.g. funds carry 43% higher

>> you started first with lawson kuhn, correct?correct. >> then you went to the law firm that doesn't exist anymore because of your activities, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> as part of your practice you were a trial lawyer, correct? >> that is correct. >> successful trial lawyer? >> i don't know about your adjective. i was -- i guess so, yes, sir. >> did you make millions of dollars in legal fees? >> yes, sir. >> you won't tell this jury that's successful? >> if that's the criteria, yes, sir, i was successful. >> you won cases? >> i did. >> settled cases? >> sure, i settled cases. >> your former law partner said you were a successful lawyer? >> i heard some of them say that, yes. >> i think you became president of the trial lawyers association, is that right? >> that's correct. >> when was that? >> i'm not sure the exact year, but it would have been in the 2015 range, 2014, 2015, 2016, somewhere in there. >> in that role you were kind of president of the association of people who do trial plaintiff's work, right? >> yes,

we can go from thomas kuhn to nesting to lab -- to taleb, and then we come to you who says we i dealthan: let -- tom: what is potentially here is a resurgence of real rates. will we see a sustainable real rate that gets us back to an environment like 2006 when you started the big short? steve: i think there is a possibility that inflation is backed up. you were mentioning before used cars. i just sold my used car. it had 85,000 miles on it, and i got a price i was shocked by. i will -- our groups have been buying bonds, at least some bonds. when we had cash we would park it in a money market fund that yields 4% or we buy 3 month treasuries with a yield of 4.6%. i will say it again, 4.6%. as long as rates stay high, the old addage, tina "there is no alternative." there is an alternative. jonathan: paid to wait now. we have had these big moves in the equity market. can we talk about what you like in the equity market now? we are starting to see the minors outperform. steve: we have bought some minors recently. it is partially an infrastructure story. if you look at a chart of those sto

i hope as john kuhn said he addresses it in his address next week. that is shelley capito -- shelley moore capito and we are asking you on washington journal if your paycheck is keeping up with the cost of living or if you are living paycheck-to-paycheck. shelby is in bluffs city, tennessee. you are up first miss morning -- this morning. thank you for calling. caller: hi, good morning. before -- i am on social security and it does not keep up with this inflation. even when he, the president says he is going to increase the amount on our income of what we receive, it really does not balance hardly much more because the medicare it keeps going up. it is to me like a slap in the face. i worked hard all my life and my spouse about 17 plus years ago and been i had to take early retirement due to health issues. so, you do not know what is going to happen. in the meantime. i wish that they would consider, the president and congress would consider, lowering the medicare cost. i did not care if it is just an half of the medicare cost a month, that would help