Museum of American Finance

Auto dealers mailed in unsold car keys.

Apparently, Volcker kept the lumber, and it's now in the Museum of American Finance, which is where it belongs.

There is an argument, though, that Jay Powell should have used some of it, uh, in the building renovations to keep the costs down.

In 1984, Ronald Reagan's Chief of Staff, James Baker, reportedly ordered Volcker not to raise rates before the upcoming election.

Great stock certificate for the Celtics.

Actually, there's one on display in the Museum of American Finance.

And I'm just curious, will we ever go back to public ownership and public shares of any of these companies?

I think it's not likely in the immediate future, but who can predict down the road? And of course, the Green Bay Packers are in effect publicly traded.

I'm on the board of

the Museum of American Finance.

I left CNBC a year ago, and I've spent a bunch of time with the museum.

And it's dedicated to explaining the financial history of the United States.

I mean, you run a program with our interns.

You want to talk a little bit about that?

Well, Bob and I, I mean, I'll also involve, the first video we have on our website, right, is from David Cowan, who's from the, who heads the Museum of American Finance.

So I think that's a great initiative.

We got to see the tall ships celebrating our 250th anniversary of the United States.

And we also got a chance to be in Boston for the opening of the Museum of American Finance.

It's down by the seaport.

So if you're there, check it out.

Auto dealers mailed in unsold car keys.

Apparently Volcker kept the lumber and it is now in the Museum of American Finance, which is where it belongs.

There is an argument though that Jay Powell should have used some of it in the building renovations to keep the costs down.

In 1984, Ronald Reagan's Chief of Staff James Baker reportedly ordered Volcker not to raise rates before the upcoming election.