Robert Steven Kaplan

And so he started with Robin Richards, now Robin Richards Donahoe, his investment partner, in 2002, Draper Richards.

And then when Rob Kaplan joined in 2010, it became Draper Richards Kaplan.

So Bill is an amazing person.

Robin is an incredible investor herself.

Rob Kaplan, uh, was the vice chairman of Goldman Sachs, then the pre- the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve, and now the vice chairman of Goldman Sachs.

So you c- you couldn't ask for better senior partners.

Oh.

Let me go back to what we started talking about, this hiring business and the job.

Is this short-term or is this something that's going to be a challenge for a long time to come? Our mutual friend Rob Kaplan, even when he was still at the Fed, has been preaching about the workforce and

the

shortage of workers and that that is the kind of thing that could really bring an economy down.

There was not an indication provided as to when specifically it would happen, but the possibility has been considered to be appropriate.

Robert Kaplan, vice chairman at Goldman Sachs, thinks that the market's concerns are a bit misleveled to how he has interpreted the Federal Reserve's comments.

He explained more how they think about a supply shock, um, and the risk management aspects of it, that he doesn't wanna see it spread.

Uh, I think the market may have interpreted that he thinks there may need to be more rate increases than the dot plot suggested.

Appreciate it.

All right, let's talk about all of this and bring in former Dallas Federal Reserve president, Goldman Sachs' now Robert Kaplan.

Robert, great to see you again.

Good to see you, Brian.

I'm not sure diesel will because what we just talked about.

Yeah, may not.

Robert Kaplan, uh, know you gotta jump.

We really appreciate you always sitting on, uh, CNBC set.