Catherine Rampell
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Sep 21, 2026
Dan RivoliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Spokesman for NYC EDC, which oversees NYC Groceries for Mayor Mamdani, sent me a statement today saying, We are not currently considering any grant programs for grocers competing with city stores, but rather tax abatements and zoning benefits.
Catherine RampellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Catherine Rampell.
Catherine RampellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hear me out.
Catherine RampellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What if instead of selling food below cost to all comers at taxpayer expense, and then using more taxpayer dollars to subsidize private companies that can't compete with those prices, we had a program that targeted nutritional assistance just to the people who needed it, as a supplement? We could call it, I don't know, Supplemental Nutritional Assistance.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Policies and programs, grants, incentives that can come alongside these grocery stores to support other local independent businesses." Dan Rivoli, "Clean up, aisle five.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Spokesman for @NYCEDC, which oversees NYC Groceries for Mayor Mamdani, sent me a statement today saying, 'We are not currently considering any grant programs for grocers competing with city stores, but rather tax abatements and zoning benefits.'" Catherine Rampell, "Hear me out.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
What if instead of selling food below cost to all comers at taxpayer expense, and then using more taxpayer dollars to subsidize private companies that can't compete with those prices, we had a program that targeted nutritional assistance just to the people who needed it as a supplement? We could call it, I don't know, supplemental nutritional assistance.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
To those who think 115th and Park is a food dessert, I have an Aldi, Costco, ShopFair, Whole Foods, Foodtown, C-Town, Food Bazaar, and Target to sell you." End quote.
Catherine RampellHOST
All right.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
Learning things from receipts with Catherine Rampell.
Catherine RampellHOST
[laughs] Um, yeah, so look, to be fair, I don't know what Kevin Warsh is saying to Donald Trump.
Catherine RampellHOST
None of us do.
Katherine RampellHOST
The Fed chair's supposed to be independent.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Is that good? Do you think that's good, Catherine?
Katherine RampellHOST
No, it is...
Katherine RampellHOST
Well, I don't know.
7 MINS LATER
Katherine RampellHOST
Got...
Katherine RampellHOST
You're quite right.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
See, look at this, learning things from receipts with Catherine Rampell.
Katherine RampellHOST
[laughs] Um, yeah, so look, to be fair, I don't know what Kevin Warsh is saying to Donald Trump.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Good as always to have you along, everybody.
Kai RyssdalHOST
So look, let's just start, right? Catherine Rampell is at The Bulwark and also MS now.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Heather Long is the chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Hey, you two.
Heather LongGUEST
"... that the, the real, the normal rules of economics won't apply, and we can do a rate hike or even several and not harm the economy"?
Kai RyssdalHOST
Uh, I will say he did walk off the stage with some alacrity right at that half-hour mark.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Catherine Rampell, let me pick up on that whole thing she said about, um, the President.
Kai RyssdalHOST
So, um, it took him, I don't know, what, like, an hour or two, but President Trump did, of course, respond, and he, and he said Interest rates ought to be below 1%, which, I mean, come on.
Tim MillerHOST
But first, she's the economics editor here at The Bulwark, author of the Receipts newsletter, and coming up on Friday, a new podcast also called Receipts.
Tim MillerHOST
It's Catherine Rampell.
Tim MillerHOST
What's up, Catherine?
Catherine RampellGUEST
Hey, thanks for having me back.
Katy TurHOST
So what's Congress doing? Well, not coming up with legislative solutions because they just went back on recess.
Katy TurHOST
Joining us, MSNOW analyst and economics editor at The Bulwark, Catherine Rampell, author of the cross-section substack, Paul Waldman, executive editor of The Nation, John Nichols, and chief Washington correspondent at Puck, Leanne Caldwell.
Katy TurHOST
Catherine, thank It was unanimous, which means Kevin Warsh voted to raise rates.
Catherine RampellGUEST
Yeah.
Laura BelinPANELIST
I don't think Ed needs to be concerned because the chance of this happening is zero.
Laura BelinPANELIST
But Catherine Rampell, who writes about the economy, she totaled these up.
Laura BelinPANELIST
There was the 5,000 checks that everybody was supposed to get from Doge.
Laura BelinPANELIST
2000, that was supposed to be the tariff dividend.
Adam MocklerHOST
This is not going to happen.
Adam MocklerHOST
Catherine Rampell points out, "Since becoming president again, Trump has promised $5,000 stimulus via DOGE dividend." It never came.
Adam MocklerHOST
We didn't have the money.
Adam MocklerHOST
"Then $2,000 stimulus checks via the tariff dividend." Didn't came- to come.
AnitaGUEST
You know,
Sean Smith PierceHOST
that's Catherine Rampell, who was an excellent financial journalist.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
She's done some other stuff.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
She's joined MS now.
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