Show Notes
Thursday, October 15: Inflation just hit 3.7 percent, and the fight is over whether to blame Trump's war or Warsh's Fed.
Rush Lindell and Reagan go through the scorecard and disagree about who owns the pain at the pump and the kitchen table.
The number. September consumer prices beat the 3.6 percent forecast, and gasoline jumped 9.1 percent on the month.
The war. The June ceasefire collapsed over Hormuz, and the hosts test the link from the strait to your gas tank.
The votes. The Senate defeated the Iran withdrawal resolution on Sept. 24 while four Republicans crossed over, just weeks before the midterms.
The Fed. The Oct. 28 meeting lands six days before Election Day, and neither a hike nor a hold comes cheap.
Both hosts hand out final grades, and they are not close. Do you agree with them? Tell us where you land.
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