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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @AssaultPlays
    @AssaultPlays 2 года назад +93

    Ray Dalio is undoubtably an expert on the macro dynamics being discussed in this interview. I learnt a lot from his books and it's the same material that's being reiterated here. It really is the simplest of concepts that he rationalises and swears by - which block out the noise... Human nature is largely limited; history rhymes.

    • @jerrylococoj.d.2119
      @jerrylococoj.d.2119 2 года назад +2

      About the same story repeated over and over again in the Old Testament. Dalio's work is great

    • @WorldReserveCurrency
      @WorldReserveCurrency 2 года назад +1

      This is just precious. The honest money manager that still cares about the american dream talking with crony policy maker that spent his years influencing the dismantling of Glass Steagall to support his crony bankers and refused to regulate CDS for Mortgage Backed Securities. I love how he addresses a concern by proposing another concern like a good sociopath. Only one of these two spent quite a bit of time with Jeffrey Epstein. Guess which one. And one of these men knows everything about the other, you an see it in his eagle eyes looking at the liar that doesn't seem to get it.
      Show less

    • @6789uiop
      @6789uiop 2 года назад

      @@jerrylococoj.d.2119 Very true. Many forget the socialist, even communist, message of Jesus.

  • @loriemmons1964
    @loriemmons1964 2 года назад +4

    It’s really great to see two people of different political persuasions, sit down and discuss like adults. We need Congress and both parties do the same and compromise. Dalio has been preaching this since 2015.

    • @mlinganimatiwane
      @mlinganimatiwane 2 года назад +1

      But guys Dalio and Summers aren't all that different politically

  • @darrenwendroff3441
    @darrenwendroff3441 2 года назад +44

    In these times, we need a person like Ray dalio who has an awareness of consciousness and human nature and history but also understands the financial aspects to change things, we need a person like this for president, but of course we will never have a person like this because this country is trapped in identity politics. It's a shame, as much as Ray dalio sees a way out, human nature will never allow it.

    • @johnkru1295
      @johnkru1295 2 года назад

      Human nature, of stupid humans.

    • @bharatkamboj6028
      @bharatkamboj6028 2 года назад

      @Rob Littel gods are outdated, keep up boomer

  • @johngammon963
    @johngammon963 2 года назад +43

    Ray Dalio can relate to anyone. A very rare billionaire with a common touch.

    • @JusticeBurpees
      @JusticeBurpees 2 года назад

      Right, I think very few billionaires like Bill Gates are like Ray Dalio. He has a RUclips channel and while people say all sorts of stuff against him, whether in Amazon review section or RUclips comments section, he's still a hell of a guy and someone I wish I knew personally.

  • @6789uiop
    @6789uiop 2 года назад +14

    "Hope is not a strategy" -Dalio
    Correct, hope is a coping mechanism.

  • @cocoanutte
    @cocoanutte 2 года назад +22

    What a great discussion. Each person listening to the other made it informative.
    Ray has the facts in a straight line...
    Larry prays the USA still has what it takes to pull through the biggest crisis that we've created for ourselves.

    • @chrisdodt
      @chrisdodt 2 года назад +2

      I gotta feel that Summers doesn't pray at all.

    • @9thirty5
      @9thirty5 2 года назад +4

      Agreed: Ray is straight forward honest, and Larry is spinning like a politician.

    • @6789uiop
      @6789uiop 2 года назад +2

      Ray was very decent here, much respect. Humility on wheels.

  • @LaBoricuaOG
    @LaBoricuaOG 2 года назад +12

    Ray Dalio had most of the right answers. Larry Summers, just a few. I do wish we could have such different minds be able to sit down and have a civilized discussion as they did, though. That's certainly the first step our society needs to make to start moving in the right direction
    PS. STOP EDITING such great conversations, POLITICO!

  • @Cici1791
    @Cici1791 2 года назад +11

    These two are fantastic, love listening to them. Wish they had more decision-making power and the ability to shape policy.

    • @oddvardmyrnes9040
      @oddvardmyrnes9040 2 года назад +3

      You are forgetting who Mr Summers is. The man is the main architect of the mess we are in. He was working for Obama during the 2008 crash. Ray Dalio is a gambler. He does not build an economy. YOU do.

    • @KLKMedia
      @KLKMedia 2 года назад

      @@oddvardmyrnes9040 obama was not in power during 2008 crash

    • @oddvardmyrnes9040
      @oddvardmyrnes9040 2 года назад

      @@KLKMedia .. True, but he was responsible for the recovery. The policy Mr Geitner & Mr Summers got Obama to agree on, was the most erosive policy ever conducted by any government anywhere. Obama killed the Democracy in the U.S. and turned it into an oligarchy.

    • @maryw1778
      @maryw1778 2 года назад

      Larry Summers is the architect of wealth divide and Ray Dalio makes money predicting every time you get poorer.

    • @jolness1
      @jolness1 2 года назад

      @@oddvardmyrnes9040 Obama wasn't president until 2009... the crash happened for reasons outside of his Presidency.. since you know, he wasn't president. There are legitimate criticisms of Summers but this isn't one LOL.

  • @sunnygee3712
    @sunnygee3712 2 года назад +1

    Great talk!
    As a person growing up in China, I totally agree with Larry on the view of China not being an external threat. China, like Soviet Union, will only be a fleeting power. The success is not begetting success but has been leading to failure. The reality of Lack of human rights and rule of law is not easy to change.

    • @day2148
      @day2148 2 года назад

      Sorry but Larry's comparison of China with the USSR / Japan doesn't make any sense.
      Soviet surge in the early Cold War was powered by cannabalizing the industry equipment they captured in Europe, and recovering from their own horrific war losses. It was more of a "bounce back" effect, so of course it was temporal.
      Japan surge in the 80s was the result of them having one of the largest bubbles in history, when the land of the Japanese Imperial Palace was worth more than the entirety of New York, and the government did nothing to control it. To make it worse, the Japanese lacked monetary sovereignty, and signing the Plaza Accords just totally killed them.
      Neither of these scenarios even come close to matching China (i.e. the de-leveraging of debt has been ongoing since 2014), and Larry's lack of history background shows whereas Ray's studies on the topic are just amazing.
      China has it's own system of "rule of law" called Legalism, which forms one of the two central pivots of Chinese government. Legalism is inherently anti-human-rights because it is an amoral system that believes in Absolute Meritocracy -- that results are all that matters. It is what allowed one of China's most brutal kingdoms, the Qin, to grow so powerful within 150 years after the Shang Yang reforms that it unified China by steamrolling its opponents.
      The fact you do not know any of this makes me question if you're Chinese at all, or just an ABC who never learned anything about China.

    • @sunnygee3712
      @sunnygee3712 2 года назад

      @@day2148 I understand every factual points you mentioned here and unfortunately I don't agree with the conclusions you draw. Your use of Ad hominem fallacy here also discredits your arguments, sadly.
      Only time can tell!

    • @day2148
      @day2148 2 года назад

      @@sunnygee3712 Make generic statements that say nothing of substance, provide zero details of your own for backup. And accuse other side of ad hominem when they spent 3 paragraphs detailing the counterargument and only 1 sentence calling out the fact you can't even present the basics.
      Great argument! You should become a US politician!

    • @rr-ricky
      @rr-ricky 2 года назад +1

      Sunny Gee dont listen to these ignorants. Dalio is a china-bull, most of his investments are chinese companies. funny, that today he finally sold most of his shares of these chinese companies; he is finally aware that china is in decline. Larry is correct that rule of law and freedom will always trump tyranny and autocracy.

  • @oscar7646
    @oscar7646 2 года назад +25

    A noticeable difference I observe in watching these two have a conversation is the following: Despite both being incredibly intelligent and having incredible schooling education, Ray is very much a pragmatist and rational thinker, whereas Larry is much more relying on institutional theory to guide his thinking. Hence the difference in the largest hedge fund built by Ray, versus Larry being a public servant economist at the highest level of government, meant to reinforce the notion sold to the masses.

    • @thelifeofpaladin
      @thelifeofpaladin 2 года назад +1

      wow thats a great observation

    • @samcan1000
      @samcan1000 2 года назад

      You're 100% correct! One is a and freethinker the other is a indoctrinated learner. I'll make it clear for those who don't understand. Ray thinks and grows the other is told how to think.

  • @adiwidjonarko2229
    @adiwidjonarko2229 2 года назад +3

    This is useful and so good. We should be paying for this type of knowledge and quality. Thank you Politico for sharing.

  • @MrGheller
    @MrGheller 2 года назад +7

    "I see how successful restaurants try to expand into other cities and the vast majority don't succeed at expanding....."
    The reason has been studied and the variables have been identified. It's called Pareto Distribution probabilities of success. And serendipity and randomness play a more important role than commonly attributed.
    Long but interesting topic.

    • @LaBoricuaOG
      @LaBoricuaOG 2 года назад

      it's also because, most times, they assume the recipe for success is the exact same in every single place. Wrong. So many cultural nuances they don't take into consideration, that's why they fail (many times).

  • @eduardozambrano6941
    @eduardozambrano6941 2 года назад

    Thanks for this wonderful video with this two great experts.

  • @nancylamott8088
    @nancylamott8088 2 года назад

    Thank you Ray so much.

  • @maddoxbromley6426
    @maddoxbromley6426 2 года назад +8

    Tax on property or labor is immoral. Especially when that tax is misused as Politicians always have and always will do. They should earn a tax increase by first proving that they can use it more wisely. Sales tax is the only fair tax bc it allows one some freedom to how they are taxed as opposed to opening your check and seeing that money has been skimmed off the top of your labor or paying perpetual rent on property you worked hard to accumulate.

  • @nyse9999
    @nyse9999 2 года назад +7

    Where is the full interview? Why did they cut off Ray's response on China?

    • @amwill8929
      @amwill8929 2 года назад +1

      I don’t think ray wanted to respond to that. Ray made it clear: the Americans shall focus on solving their own problems which he believes are huge and dangerous. Make America great again, and forget about China for its own problems.

  • @whatnoway728
    @whatnoway728 2 года назад +17

    Ray Dalio is brilliant. Summers, to me, doesn't bring much to the conversation. I find his career is part of the elite problem. I wish Ray was talking with someone better.

    • @josephmartin1543
      @josephmartin1543 2 года назад +1

      Agree , Summers has been at the center of the worst mistakes by Washington DC the last 30 years , he is a total failure.

    • @javibaldrich6649
      @javibaldrich6649 2 года назад

      Interesting, I found Summers to be the only one worth listening here lol

    • @Dedicated_.1
      @Dedicated_.1 2 года назад +1

      @@javibaldrich6649
      Seriously ?

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      They're a couple of normie boomer Leftists. Of course, this talk is for public consumption, so what they really think....Who cares? Not a single original or contrarian idea was here expressed.

  • @arodriguez2707
    @arodriguez2707 2 года назад +1

    The biggest issue right now is residential real estate, and it's not just because of lack of new construction. In South florida the level of mtg fraud is stupid, and the level of remote work from other states is unreal, and wall street/Corp investors are really pushing up prices. This work from home crap needs to end, we need to crack down on mtg fraud, and we need to ban corporations from owning residential real estate.

  • @commercialrealestatephilos605
    @commercialrealestatephilos605 2 года назад +5

    It’s not confidence. It’s Trust. Government has earned 0 trust.

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      It's not a problem of government, it's a problem of the ruling class as a whole.

  • @zzbeasley
    @zzbeasley 2 года назад +1

    We'd all like to see a panel debate/conversation between team Dalio-Summers and the Vinklevloss twins.

  • @seanmorgan2678
    @seanmorgan2678 2 года назад +2

    We don't need higher taxes. We need less spending.

  • @kennyli888
    @kennyli888 2 года назад

    I can't stop admiring Ray for his passion and dedication of sharing his,knowledge. Just comparing to Larry Summers, Larry seems still arrogant to changes in the world and probably underestimated the uprising of China at the same time of potentially the largest US recession. In a scenario of stagflation, it would only drag the QE and Money printing issues further which usually would drag the economic downturn longer and recovery harder.

  • @johnbaker7102
    @johnbaker7102 2 года назад +2

    God we need Ray Dalio for President. He’s rational, precise and coherent. We need less of this political division garbage from both ends of the spectrum and focus on data and evidence

    • @jayhearnley8253
      @jayhearnley8253 2 года назад

      ABSOLUTELY... wouldn't an INDEPENDENT thinking person be a wonderful change. The big problem would be getting the 2-parties in Congress to cooperate with the good proposals that he would put forth from his "mixed staff appointees".
      WHO KNOWS... if Donald Trump got elected ... "anything is possible"

  • @sunflower-oo1ff
    @sunflower-oo1ff 2 года назад +2

    Simply love Ray Dalio !!!Thank you for this , awesome discussion ;)

  • @Squeezedorange89
    @Squeezedorange89 2 года назад

    Fantastic video thank you!

  • @DocDanTheGuitarMan
    @DocDanTheGuitarMan 2 года назад +8

    Ray: society needs to earn more than it spends. Larry: how much more does the government need to spend?

    • @chrisdodt
      @chrisdodt 2 года назад +1

      well read and said. Summers sucks up the koolaid daily and spews it out in his tired lefty lingo. sad.

    • @amwill8929
      @amwill8929 2 года назад +1

      Exactly. Larry has no clue what Ray is talking about. These 2 guys are not on the same level of intelligence.

  • @meilinliu4387
    @meilinliu4387 2 года назад +2

    THANK YOU ☺️ for this insight conversations, May the force be with you, blessed day, God 🙏 bless

  • @netterdrachen1687
    @netterdrachen1687 2 года назад +3

    I am from China and I believe that the US has to find a way to live with China in a constructive way. The US has to acknowledge that it cannot control the whole world for ever and has to make spaces for other major powers instead of constantly seeking conflicts to maintain its current position as the only super power.

  • @thelawgameplaywithcommenta2654
    @thelawgameplaywithcommenta2654 2 года назад +1

    So this beginning part is interesting. When asked about specifics regarding weather or not this soft will landing will be achieved, Dalio repeats his theory, but doesn't answer the question, while Larry responds by saying it would be an issue for the fed to take the middle road and that the best option will be to address the problem early by taking the hit to the real economy temporarily. Dalio seems to agree.

  • @WhySilverWhyNow
    @WhySilverWhyNow 2 года назад +4

    Every problem discussed circles back to printing worthless paper to pay for an ever expanding government. Replacing productivity with money printing can only end one way.

    • @1923825
      @1923825 2 года назад

      That is financial capitalism for us.

  • @jeffandjodifilms2896
    @jeffandjodifilms2896 2 года назад

    Ray Dalio has given us, the US the compass to sail thru extremely rough seas.

  • @wanluz277
    @wanluz277 2 года назад +1

    Great dialogue!

  • @nancylamott8088
    @nancylamott8088 2 года назад

    More resources into the Public Education and teachers is a GREAT INVESTMENT in our future generations, and help families so all children have opportunities......

  • @walkdontrun6578
    @walkdontrun6578 2 года назад +2

    Ray is brilliant!!! I bought all his books

  • @DeOmnibusDubitandum76
    @DeOmnibusDubitandum76 2 года назад

    You can become complicit in the near destruction of the Western economy and as a reward become an administrator at Harvard university. This is the kind of world we have made for ourselves.

  • @mindunwind1
    @mindunwind1 2 года назад +1

    “To the alien's eyes, all humans look the same. We only know how different we are from each other by virtue of our perspectives.”
    ― Sukant Ratnakar

  • @hayden1770
    @hayden1770 2 года назад +2

    1. Can the US Federal government run a surplus this year as well as several years in the future to reduce the national debt?
    2. Can the Democrats and Republicans become less polarized with each other? Can the wealth and income gap shrink?
    3. Can the US and China learn to get along better, considering that China is rising sharply while the US is declining? Can the US act gracefully as China surpasses it?

    • @thetruth6955
      @thetruth6955 2 года назад +1

      Sadly the answer to all those questions is no.

  • @iankamau222
    @iankamau222 2 года назад +13

    Larry needs to be more concise.. long rambling points and several attempts to not have Ray jump in

  • @andy_ppp
    @andy_ppp 2 года назад +3

    I wish there was a way for Ray to become president, maybe the system is really broken when someone who really could make thing better for everyone can probably never be elected.

  • @leslieaddai5071
    @leslieaddai5071 2 года назад

    How does this not have 1m views??

  • @Leto2ndAtreides
    @Leto2ndAtreides 2 года назад +6

    A lot of people's predictions might be more dependable if we weren't rocking the boat so much.
    From 2008 to Trump to Covid to Russia, if the basic system doesn't stabilize you have far more opportunities for people to be making unpredictable and thus bad decisions.
    There's no good holistic management system - especially not one that can account for the dynamics of the world at the level where you're talking about properly managing the future of entire countries.

  • @shanshanzhang5736
    @shanshanzhang5736 2 года назад

    Maybe one day Ray Dalio would become a president of USA.. such a brilliant mind to have!

  • @navketan1965
    @navketan1965 2 года назад

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  • @shazenbroek
    @shazenbroek 2 года назад

    Coming together is a beginning
    Staying together is progress and working together is success
    Henry Ford

  • @junaidarif9932
    @junaidarif9932 2 года назад

    Ray is realist. Telling harsh truths. Larry was always a biased economist. Always an optimist. Unable to look beyond his biases.

  • @cksun1987
    @cksun1987 2 года назад +2

    Enjoyed the video. Very thoughtful. Couldn't agree more on their assessments of current events.

  • @jkmo3285
    @jkmo3285 2 года назад

    Excellent...I agree 👍

  • @paulo7200
    @paulo7200 2 года назад

    I learned from an Argentinian ski lift attendant that "corporate greed" has been the perennial government explanation for persistent inflation in Latin America.

    • @johenderson7786
      @johenderson7786 2 года назад

      That is probably true for most nations in the world....corporate greed and government greed...I wish our governments would learn to live within their means.

  • @husseinbazzi4659
    @husseinbazzi4659 2 года назад +4

    What a great discussion

  • @evilzzzability
    @evilzzzability 2 года назад

    Dalio's calls from 1-2 years ago on rejecting bonds and diversifying with some gold are now beginning to look very good -- and plenty criticised him for it at the time as it didn't seem to be playing out on a short term basis.

  • @天成陈
    @天成陈 2 года назад +2

    ray is good

  • @joangentili8484
    @joangentili8484 2 года назад +2

    Wonderful conversation gentleman keep them coming from 🇦🇺

    • @tasd5673
      @tasd5673 2 года назад

      Joan 🇦🇺 here. Just wanting to ask what’s your take on Australia ATM.
      Have u got any good financial channels for Australia ect cheers

  • @We_Reddit
    @We_Reddit 2 года назад

    There are people who know what needs to be done to make America a better place for everyone. But when you have politicians like Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi who work (for DECADES) for the rich and big corporations and not interested in bipartisanship and reform, and only interested in bolstering their respective political parties... well, we are where we are because of this.

  • @russeljones1464
    @russeljones1464 2 года назад +3

    I would be willing to give more to government if they actually spent it well, if they didn’t waste it. Most everything the government does it done poorly and inefficiently, so until you as the government learn how to tell the truth and learn how to be good stewards, don’t ask me for more

    • @agent-8699
      @agent-8699 2 года назад +1

      You don't have to be willing, they will take it either way, and you won't have any power over how it's spent.

  • @richwatchvideos
    @richwatchvideos 2 года назад

    Washington has indebted my children and grandchildren.

  • @orwellhuxley6301
    @orwellhuxley6301 2 года назад +4

    Love these guys. One is a “casino owner” and the other the “odds maker.” Inflation or no inflation, i- hike or not, they’ll continue to make billions on the backs of the working man. Btw, not only did they assist in the creation of this crisis, they cheered the Fed on with every i-rate cut.

    • @DIYDaveT
      @DIYDaveT 2 года назад +1

      Both are cornerstones of the Global Debt Ponzi (GDP).

  • @FLAC2023
    @FLAC2023 2 года назад

    The problem is : Trickle Down Economics... and Wall Street greed... end it and bring this country back

  • @GN0M1X
    @GN0M1X 2 года назад +9

    I would give all my wealth for an opportunity to meet with Ray Dalio.

    • @MrKirknel
      @MrKirknel 2 года назад +4

      Why not just read his books and watch his interviews?

    • @hayden1770
      @hayden1770 2 года назад +1

      @@MrKirknel LOL yeah

    • @negochristian1
      @negochristian1 2 года назад +3

      @@MrKirknel probably because they cost more then his wealth and he doesnt event know how to pirate them

  • @D-Dog1976
    @D-Dog1976 2 года назад +4

    Dalio is the teacher, Summers is really the student

  • @masterchinese28
    @masterchinese28 2 года назад

    Wow, two people who make sense having a civilized discussion about the big issues. I could hardly believe how fast that half hour of discussion went by.

    • @DIYDaveT
      @DIYDaveT 2 года назад

      People who think these guys are anything but con men are living proof that their is a sucker born every day and twice on your birthday.

  • @stevenjulia4730
    @stevenjulia4730 2 года назад +3

    It is interesting how after listening to long form un edited conversations you can tell when something is heavily edited. I love both of them but I am stopping listening due to the cuts of hearing the full thought of a person. This is why you, Politico, only have 110k subscribers. Put the whole thing up in the future.

  • @philsimmer
    @philsimmer 2 года назад +3

    Really great content. Long format, expert conversations should be a fundamental component of education. Just as it was in Plato's time. Keep it coming!

  • @grantmitt3167
    @grantmitt3167 2 года назад

    amazing

  • @brettricia1
    @brettricia1 2 года назад +1

    Is "Monopoly power" causing a distortion to inflation? Is lack of "compettion" an accelerant to the current economic situation? Artificial/transient supply shocks? etc. etc. etc.

    • @sivi9741
      @sivi9741 2 года назад

      Debts creates Inflation.It’s that simple .
      But Americans think the rich and corporations not paying taxes is a good thing 🤦🏽.
      So they creates more debt and increases their trouble 🤷🏻.

    • @brettricia1
      @brettricia1 2 года назад +2

      @@sivi9741 Add misalignment of C-Suite compensation Capital Efficiency for stockholders not building Company Equity.
      Largest US companies in 2021 have seen the highest levels of stock buybacks in our history, at $850 billion paid out to shareholders rather than investing in workers, productive capacity and resilient supply chains ($850 billion worth of stock buybacks is 4% of GDP).

  • @user-wr4yl7tx3w
    @user-wr4yl7tx3w 2 года назад

    For a company that prides and espouses radical transparency, why has it turned off comment feature on its own RUclips channel?

  • @wanluz277
    @wanluz277 2 года назад +1

    Great, informative and candid dialogue!

  • @dr.justovillela3742
    @dr.justovillela3742 2 года назад +2

    Disfrute mucho de la entrevista, muchas gracias !

  • @wy2528
    @wy2528 2 года назад

    Yes, that is true. Bring back the American dream!

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      There is no such thing as "the" American dream. The Puritans did not dream of moving from a poor country to a coast to coast shopping mall. The Mexicans flooding in today don't dream of settling in an LGBTQ++++ Wonderland.

  • @sTREETcATmICHELLE
    @sTREETcATmICHELLE 2 года назад +1

    Guess, this combination, financial problem+wealth gap+populism, works in all around the world. Personally, I believed people who are living their normal lives somehow in chaotic uncertainty life and felt behind by the world. Business people are good at money making, and no proper responsibility are existed compared to others. Not try to blame on wealth people or hard working people. I respect what they have done. But that does not mean normal people who have job are deserve to be abandoned or treated lesser than them. Tough question, but important to discuss.
    People started to realize the systemic flaws in modern society, it's time to unit people and fix the problem, but no body works for that. They are all just angry.

  • @seanmorgan2678
    @seanmorgan2678 2 года назад

    The government and people both need to live beneath their means.

  • @pabloagnesefreire5783
    @pabloagnesefreire5783 2 года назад +4

    This is so one-sided that it is a shame. Ray Dalio is so on a different league.

    • @abdirahmanbadal781
      @abdirahmanbadal781 2 года назад +1

      Yeah,I get the same feeling.

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      They're in the same oligarchical league. And neither has an idea under 50 years of age.

  • @neokorteks2009
    @neokorteks2009 2 года назад +4

    Follow Luke Gromen. He was explaining this in detail a year ago.

  • @kreek22
    @kreek22 2 года назад

    Political differences transcend religious differences in America b/c few people are serious adherents of traditional religions--political religion now has more sway. But, for those who still have real faith, religion remains a very important discriminant in spousal selection.

  • @billhammett174
    @billhammett174 2 года назад +4

    Summers looking at this guy and thinking: I got a PhD, tenure, trophy job in Washington, etc., and I have to pretend that this guy makes sense. Of course, won't be the first time Larry sold out for a nice "honorarium". Davos claptrap!

  • @Dedicated_.1
    @Dedicated_.1 2 года назад +3

    This interviewer is not getting Ray at all. Ray Dalio Is chicken little telling him the skies falling down and this guy doesn’t understand !

  • @maunykaseburg7969
    @maunykaseburg7969 2 года назад

    Larry Summers was the architect of outsourcing U.S. manufacturing (specifically to China) - how's that working for US now? Thanks Billy Boy.

  • @stevemar8027
    @stevemar8027 2 года назад

    We don’t have a tax issue, we have a spending issue. Taxes are too large for producers

  • @patrickpontee7985
    @patrickpontee7985 2 года назад +2

    one can boil inflation down to simply over printing fiat money, all this long winded discussion is just confusing the real issue!

  • @kapilbalani1982
    @kapilbalani1982 2 года назад +1

    Two legends here.

  • @richardmillward8200
    @richardmillward8200 2 года назад +5

    “ Are you a fighter or a compromiser, can you wait 50 years to make a profit in stock market “?. We go to College to become well rounded, but our society should remain so lopsided in all ways? Production isn’t rewarded, hence Economic Theory remains a shill for those connected only. Worry is for those who fear.

  • @chrism.1131
    @chrism.1131 2 года назад +2

    Sounds to me like a great time for these two guys to get together and create a third party somewhere closer to Center.

    • @masterchinese28
      @masterchinese28 2 года назад +1

      Yes please. So many of us would like to have a choice of common sense and policy instead of hysteria and hyperbole.

  • @rodrigozurita5139
    @rodrigozurita5139 2 года назад

    I think and I write same: Mr. Larry Summers is a great economist and top rated macro-advisor.

  • @petekdemircioglu
    @petekdemircioglu 2 года назад +2

    👏👏👏👏👏💚💜💚💜🦄

    • @manolotaylor3664
      @manolotaylor3664 2 года назад

      I am glad to meet you here you look so adorable How are you?

  • @jeroenbklyn
    @jeroenbklyn 2 года назад

    Great conversation! I would like to hear more, specially about their views on climate change, which in my view is the 4th big force.

  • @hwccheng
    @hwccheng 2 года назад

    Very insightful conversation from two of today’s greatest minds. As long as great mind keep thinking, talking and we learning; there may still be a chance it will turns out okay.

  • @The00Dude
    @The00Dude 2 года назад

    The new owner of Politico, Axel Springer, has a decades-long record of bending journalistic ethics for right-wing causes.

  • @vasiliospylarinos7393
    @vasiliospylarinos7393 2 года назад

    dalio should run for president

  • @melsanfran911
    @melsanfran911 2 года назад

    Great

  • @silberlinie
    @silberlinie 2 года назад +2

    Do they really believe that the US has a future?
    I rather have the impression that this is sound and fury.

  • @antoniomanso6816
    @antoniomanso6816 2 года назад

    Excuses. My English is terrible after stud till 10 tonges ok. Let God Bless You All. Pr. Almeida

  • @kinghenry100
    @kinghenry100 2 года назад

    A lot of pain is coming our way. Printing so much money was wrong.

  • @Metadom_ai
    @Metadom_ai 2 года назад

    The Great cycle of money is too far away to us. We care only the way 2 prepare ourselves to survive the most difficult and dangerous year in the coming decades.

  • @TheChinaPlay
    @TheChinaPlay 2 года назад +1

    Ray's last statement is his most accurate of the whole interview. This is his current wet dream to be an intellectual, hanging with an academic. Ray is a good amateur historian but his model is not predictive, sorry. His bias toward China is too evident, and as soon Jan 6th is brought up both lose any credibility they have. Summers has been sliding in relevance for awhile. There is no new information in this interview.

    • @chefmemesupreme
      @chefmemesupreme 2 года назад +1

      try making billions of dollars as an academic in the market, he has a better instinct for the market

  • @rosh3478
    @rosh3478 2 года назад

    Really enjoyed thar very human perspective on complex economics. Wisdom shared with sincerity. Thank you!

  • @ivanvitanov5193
    @ivanvitanov5193 2 года назад +9

    How many wars have the United States and its Western allies waged since the Second World War? How many nations were destroyed? How many millions of lives were destroyed? It is an awesome, disturbing toll.
    And yet the ultimate condemnation is that not one of those wars was legal or justified. They were all criminal. From the US-led Korean War (1950-53), through the Vietnam War, wars in Latin America and Africa, to the bombing of former Yugoslavia, the Middle East’s Gulf Wars and the ongoing military operations in Syria and Iraq. More than seven decades of non-stop wars of aggression including covert and proxy wars. The death toll from all of these US-led conflicts is estimated to be 25-30 million.
    The United States launched all of these military operations unilaterally without any authorization from the United Nations. All it had in support was a so-called “coalition of the willing” - a small group of Western nations, primarily Britain, that were willing to violate international law to give Uncle Sam some dubious moral and political cover with a veneer of consensus.
    Every war that the US engaged in along with its allies has been illegal. None of them meet the criteria for just cause. Under Article 51 of the UN Charter - to which all nations are signatories and therefore bound by - the only criteria for a just war are authorization by the Security Council; and, secondly, a claim to self-defence from attack by another nation or group of nations. The latter is what gives Russia just cause.
    In all of its dozens and dozens of wars (the sheer number is itself indicative of rogue conduct), the United States never had a UN Security Council mandate. Claims of self-defence - as in attacking Afghanistan in 2001 after 9/11 and occupying that country for 20 years with NATO accomplices - were flagrantly baseless.
    The US is right now illegally occupying parts of Syria while its bombs are massacring Yemeni civilians. Its economic sanctions are killing thousands of innocents in Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, among others. The distorted condemnation of Russia by Western powers is a window to the audacious brainwashing that the US and its NATO allies propagate through their media.
    This is why United Nations will not take any action against Russia.
    Endgame is Russia and Putin will get everything they want from this war at their convenience and timeline.
    US and the rest of NATO will look like fools once again!
    Now that’s sad!!!!!!!!!

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      Nothing the US has ever done was illegal.

    • @forestlin8684
      @forestlin8684 2 года назад

      @@kreek22 r u kidding?

    • @kreek22
      @kreek22 2 года назад

      @@forestlin8684 "international law" is a fake concept.
      Proof: all of international history.

    • @sivi9741
      @sivi9741 2 года назад

      Hi Putin !
      Just watching Russia going , clearly they would of done far worst if they were the leader of the world …..
      Just look what russia need to do to its own population lol …
      If they can do that to its own population , I just can’t imagine what they could do to the rest of us !

    • @ivanvitanov5193
      @ivanvitanov5193 2 года назад

      @@sivi9741 You live in a fantasy land this is why the west is what it is lost the 20 yard war to a bunch of AK welding terrorists! NATO and the west are incapable of doing anything correctly! This is why they’re a joke and you were outside of the 30+2! Look at the world don’t speak!

  • @maxb5957
    @maxb5957 2 года назад

    Max was here

  • @Navistar-cu2po
    @Navistar-cu2po 2 года назад

    How do we move forward without the fed taking on more revenue? How about drive deficits and debt and let the Fed reserve, European, Canadian, and Japan central banks subsidies the people for market liquidity.

  • @dewrimsirine
    @dewrimsirine Год назад

    wow you look very young here Ray

  • @thattimestampguy
    @thattimestampguy 2 года назад

    0:27 Inflation yields Turbulence
    2:09 Creating Money, Creating Debt
    Recession to Recession every 7 years
    3:48 Interest Rates up, turning down the flame
    4:54 Control & Deflate, or keep going strong
    5:36 FED wants a Soft Landing
    8:04 Deal with it firmly, Deal with it now
    9:10 Period of Stagflation, yet everybody needs more money
    Printing money - less controversial 10:27 "I will never get back my money"
    (Taking from the rich - more controversial)
    10:49 Divided Society
    - Polarization
    - Reinforced Prejudices
    - Anger between groups
    - January 6th 11:48 Past 500 Years
    1. Economy is Dying, Opportunities are Dying
    2. Large wealth gaps
    Populists - Fight not Compromise
    The System - Compromise and Fight
    13:48 Neither side accepts losing
    People are migrating because of Social-Cultural Reasons - what types of people live there
    14:50 Hard to talk to each other
    15:27 "I'm apolitical"
    Larry - Tax the rich, Tax carbon, Sustainability
    16:33 "I wanna bring back the American Dream."
    17:15 I would bipartisan the cabinet (still playing the binary game?)
    19:00 SPENDING
    cost effective
    high returns
    Education - Smarter, Fairer society
    19:54 Does it create what you ideally want?
    Invest More, Invest Wisely 21:16 INFRASTRUCTURE
    21:39 Successful Restaurants struggle to scale up
    Success Reproduction is not without many challenges
    23:14 CHINA RISING
    Per Capita income increased by 26 times!
    24:23 The Biggest Story in Economic History, BIGGER THAN THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 25:04 China's model has yielded remarkable results 25:49 Growth
    27:00 Benefit of Dialouge
    27:52 5 Major USA Debt Crisis
    29:30 Worry pushes Action to move

  • @changenoways9555
    @changenoways9555 2 года назад

    The interviewer's inability to make eye contact with the interviewee while the interviewee is speaking is highly unsettling. It distracts from the responses that are being given.