Steve Hanke

Let me ask you about the other issue that the team wanted me to bring up, the December meeting that's coming up for the Fed.

Do you think that we're going to see a rate hike? And how is that going to affect the economy? I mean, I'm of the mind, actually, I'm with Professor Steve Hanke on this.

It's an M2 supply problem.

The interest rates are really not...

And today we are going to address the analysis of two major figures on this particular topic.

The first one comes from our very beloved professor Steve Hanke, that he is not going down without swinging.

He was, this week, on his own social media platforms, he harshly criticized both Delcy Rodriguez and what he calls the economic czar right now of the interim authorities, Calixto Ortega.

We have discussed that, that he's vice president for economics and also the governor, the interim authorities governor for the IMF.

They want it, they do not want it.

Well, we got a bunch of rumors and media and whatever, especially coming from Steve Hanke, the professor, specialist on currency boards and whatever, that first he recommended years ago a currency board for Venezuela.

He has done that in several other countries.

However, the situation regarding the Venezuelan currency is so bad that he doesn't even recommend the currency board.

The stock market now is at a critical juncture, according to CNBC.

And top economist Steve Hanke says, again, we could be at a concentration where there's too much happening in A.I., And Paul Tudor Jones, I'll leave with this.

He says, Paul Tudor Jones, billionaire, regular guy on CNBC.

Last week, he was on Squawk Box on CNBC.

You click it, you'll get all the updated videos when we first drop them.

We are now joined by Professor Steve Hanke.

He's a professor of economics with Johns Hopkins University.

You can catch him.

I have anything if not the master of destruction, the master of disaster.

So although Trump's given me a run for my money.

Anyway, he is Professor Steve Hanke.

He's a professor of economics at Johns Hopkins.

And media and whatever.

Especially coming from Steve Hanke.

The.

professor, specialist on currency boards and whatever, that at first he recommended years ago a currency board for Venezuela.

And what's interesting to me as well, the shelter component went up in September, while many major real estate markets have been cooling off.

So what is going on? We're gonna get Steve Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, uh, to help us make sense of it all.

How worried should we be about inflation, and what is the Fed going to do next? Where are interest rates headed? We'll find out with Professor Hanke.

Welcome back, Professor Hanke.

Uh, we will be hitting on all of these, but, uh, you know, we just want to make sure we have the right order.

We're joined by returning guests, friend of the show, professor Steve Hanke professor is, he is a professor rather of economics at the Johns Hopkins university and professor third most followed economics account on twitter x follow him at steve underscore hanky and help him get to number two and eventually number one and while you're on it also subscribe and like the mario novel youtube page so professor we are having an ongoing discussion today on the show with various economics experts of course you're being one of them um is the dollar dying

No.

The

You know, Patrick Bet-David always says the future looks bright, and I keep saying I think that's because it's the world's on fire.

So...

Anyway, but he is Professor Steve Hanke.

He's a professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University.

This is interesting.

Steve Hanke, who's, I think he's Professor Steve Hanke? Yes, right? Yeah, from Johns Hopkins University.

Almost a million followers.

Well, 860,000 anyway.