she brings brainpower, relevant knowledge at the federal reserve, the cda, in academia. e brings strong but i would say softhearted attitudes. we were talking a bit before the break about inequality and things like that. she cares deeply about issues like that. was notrman of the fed any position to do much about that. is in ay of treasury position that. you could say she has been getting schooled, and she is ready to execute. caroline: ready to execute on the politicking. you have written about this at length, that people, in particular america suffers when we see economics and politics aside. i was mentioning before the break that the roadblock named mcconnell who will still be in the road and less the democrats take those two seats in georgia. so there will be a lot of hard negotiation for sure. there is no doubt about that. it is not like janet yellen will just be able to go to president x, y and say, we should do , z, and he says that will be great, and they go to congress and passes. joe: presuming that mcconnell remains his role in the senate, depending on the geor

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