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    But the markets really didn't skyrocket with all your happy news, did they?

    TSA used to make a really big deal of it when jobs numbers were revised downwards months later.

    Jobs numbers have been revised downwards most of this past year.

    TSA has shut the up about it.

    Why?
    Because the stock market going up are the marching orders. And he'll never discuss how he's doing now compared to 2024.

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    Many economists on both sides today are warning of massive inflation coming. Why are you ignoring them today? Why is Trump ignoring them and going ?
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    US inflation stays at 2.7% in December

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    US inflation stayed at 2.7 per cent in December, according to data that suggested price growth is being contained even as it remains above the Federal Reserve’s target.

    Tuesday’s annual consumer price index figure was unchanged from November and in line with the expectations of economists polled by Bloomberg.

    Core inflation, stripping out volatile food and energy prices, was 2.6 per cent, just below expectations of 2.7 per cent. Housing-related prices rose 3.2 per cent, meanwhile, pushing up the headline figure.

    The release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated price rises in the world’s leading economy had eased, despite concerns last year that Donald Trump’s aggressive deployment of tariffs could fuel a lasting inflationary surge.

    “The key takeaway is that goods prices were very benign, which underscores the point that tariffs have had a far more muted impact on inflation than feared,” said James Knightley, chief international economist at ING.

    https://www.ft.com/content/2f6d3a97-...5-913999d622ca

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    stripping out volatile food and energy prices

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    Many economists on both sides today are warning of massive inflation coming.
    1/14/2026


    Blake Cramer

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    Because the stock market going up are the marching orders. And he'll never discuss how he's doing now compared to 2024.


    Inflation is lower, wages are higher, and markets keep reaching all time highs. Only a Blake Cramer could be doing worse now

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    "This is CNN"

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    Because the stock market going up are the marching orders. And he'll never discuss how he's doing now compared to 2024.
    You sure shut the up about the "massive inflation" coming.

    Inflation is lower, wages are higher, and markets keep reaching all time highs. How are you doing worse now compared to 2024...or do you not want to discuss that?

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    So the inflation they predicted isn't as high yet as many predicted. And?

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    So the inflation they predicted isn't as high yet as many predicted. And?

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    You sure shut the up about the "massive inflation" coming.

    Inflation is lower, wages are higher, and markets keep reaching all time highs. How are you doing worse now compared to 2024...or do you not want to discuss that?
    Sure, you and I both are needlessly paying more now than we were in 2024 for basic necessities. I'm fine, but it's senseless and poorer people are affected greatly.

    "....Grocery prices rose broadly in December, with five major food categories posting increases, while dining out also became more expensive.

    Utility costs added to the pressure, with electricity prices up nearly 7% last year and natural gas posting double-digit gains.

    After several years of relatively slow growth, health care costs are beginning to play a larger role in inflation, according to the data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics....."

    https://www.nbcnews.com/business/eco...omy-rcna253881


    As for unemployment rate:

    "...Government data show the Trump administration’s immigration policies reducing the number of foreign-born workers did not help U.S.-born workers in 2025. The latest data indicate a substantial drop in foreign-born workers did not translate into better labor market outcomes for U.S.-born workers or encourage more workers to enter the labor force. The U.S.-born unemployment rate increased over the past 12 months..."

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuarta...d-immigration/

    Which in my opinion, means companies gave raises to people because they're taking on extra work that was done by the people that have been met go.


    You have no ability to think for yourself. You just follow the thinking orders of your favorite Russian paid Podcaster. Sad.

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    stripping out volatile food and energy prices
    Lol he never reads or comprehends the word walls he posts.

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    Sure, you and I both are needlessly paying more now than we were in 2024 for basic necessities. I'm fine, but it's senseless and poorer people are affected greatly.

    "....Grocery prices rose broadly in December, with five major food categories posting increases, while dining out also became more expensive.

    Utility costs added to the pressure, with electricity prices up nearly 7% last year and natural gas posting double-digit gains.

    After several years of relatively slow growth, health care costs are beginning to play a larger role in inflation, according to the data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics....."

    https://www.nbcnews.com/business/eco...omy-rcna253881


    As for unemployment rate:

    "...Government data show the Trump administration’s immigration policies reducing the number of foreign-born workers did not help U.S.-born workers in 2025. The latest data indicate a substantial drop in foreign-born workers did not translate into better labor market outcomes for U.S.-born workers or encourage more workers to enter the labor force. The U.S.-born unemployment rate increased over the past 12 months..."

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuarta...d-immigration/

    Which in my opinion, means companies gave raises to people because they're taking on extra work that was done by the people that have been met go.


    You have no ability to think for yourself. You just follow the thinking orders of your favorite Russian paid Podcaster. Sad.


    Inflation was higher in 2024 than it is now so no, you and I aren't needlessly paying more than we were in 2024 you absolute ing re

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    Lol he never reads or comprehends the word walls he posts.
    You are so ing stupid it's sad.

    There are two inflation gauges in the article I linked.

    Volatile food and energy prices are ALWAYS stripped out for Core PCE.

    Core PCE came in at 2.6% and beat expectations of 2.7%.

    CPI remained steady at 2.7%.

    Thanks for quoting him and showing both of you re s don't comprehend inflation data

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    Inflation was higher in 2024 than it is now so no, you and I aren't needlessly paying more than we were in 2024 you absolute ing re
    Tell me you don't know how inflation works without telling me you don't know how inflation works.

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    I mean are we needfully paying more than we did in 2024?

    Because we are paying more.

    Because of inflation.

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    These national and regional retailers went out of business in 2025

    The past year saw a wave of bankruptcies, with a number of major national brands permanently closing their doors amid uncertain economic growth and ongoing challenges among brick-and-mortar businesses.

    More than 8,100 stores closed across the U.S. in 2025, up roughly 12% from 2024, according to retail industry analytics firm Coresight Research.

    ...
    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/compani...business-2025/

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    You are so ing stupid it's sad.

    There are two inflation gauges in the article I linked.

    Volatile food and energy prices are ALWAYS stripped out for Core PCE.

    Core PCE came in at 2.6% and beat expectations of 2.7%.

    CPI remained steady at 2.7%.

    Thanks for quoting him and showing both of you re s don't comprehend inflation data
    They don't understand the data or anything you're talking about. MSNBC told them tariffs are bad so that's what they believe. Blake didn't even understand that tariffs are a tax, meaning it generates desperately needed revenue for the government.

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    "desperately"

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    Yeah, desperately. We've got $38.6 trillion in debt and much bigger deficits without them.

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    Yeah, desperately. We've got $38 trillion in debt and much bigger deficits without them.
    Sorry, your Trump already spent them all and more.

    You got taken.

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    Sorry, your Trump already spent them all and more.

    You got taken.
    Fiscal Year 2025 in Review

    The federal government ran a deficit of $1.8 trillion in fiscal year 2025, $41 billion (-2%) less than in fiscal year 2024.

    Revenues increased by $317 billion (6%). Increases in collections of individual income taxes and customs duties due to higher tariffs on imported goods were partially offset by a decline in corporate tax receipts due to changes enacted in H.R. 1.

    Outlays grew by $275 billion (4%), driven by the largest benefit programs and net interest on the public debt. These increases were partly offset by decreases recorded for federal student loan programs due to modifications authorized in H.R. 1, FDIC asset liquidations, and the Small Business Administration, which recorded a one-time loss from pandemic loans in FY2024.
    https://bipartisanpolicy.org/report/...%20year%202024.

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    The US government recorded a $144.7 billion budget deficit in December 2025, compared with a $86.7 billion deficit in the same month a year earlier.

    https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...ue/news/516735

    That's a record.

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    The US government recorded a $144.7 billion budget deficit in December 2025, compared with a $86.7 billion deficit in the same month a year earlier.

    https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...ue/news/516735

    That's a record.
    It's stupid to look only at one month because timing of payments played a factor in December, which your own article stated.

    Trump doesn't control the interest payments increases either.

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    It's stupid to look only at one month because timing of payments played a factor in December, which your own article stated.

    Trump doesn't control the interest payments increases either.
    Great. Show me the date your tariffs will provide a surplus.

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    Great. Show me the date your tariffs will provide a surplus.
    Did I say they would provide a surplus? I'm saying they are desperately needed to prevent the deficit from getting much bigger than would otherwise be the case.

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