
This episode discusses the significant increase in the money supply over two years, the implications of this increase, and the term 'transitory' associated with Chair Powell. Key points include the historical context of monetary policy mistakes and the likelihood of repeating them.
The conversation highlights the unprecedented rise in the money supply, which was the greatest in 150 years, and critiques the Federal Reserve's response. The guest emphasizes that the situation was not transitory, contradicting earlier claims.
Listeners gain insights into the potential long-term effects of monetary policy decisions made during the COVID pandemic. The discussion reflects on how history tends to repeat itself as people forget past mistakes.
The episode critiques the Federal Reserve's handling of the money supply during COVID, emphasizing the risks of repeating past mistakes.

Ain't no chance that this is transitory.Did the Fed Wait Too Long on Inflation?
History suggests as time goes on people forget mistakes.Did the Fed Wait Too Long on Inflation?