step in removing some policy accommodation. the time of this meeting, the committee was going with a lot of weak data, weak gdp data from quarter one and weak inflation data from march, and they made references to that data being transitory. there was a clear debate around the idea of inflation and where inflation was heading. some in the committee are more wordy ofried about the prospect overshooting inflation as unemployment continues to fall below the levels they think are the lowest sustainable levels for unemployment, while others on the committee are worried that some of the most recent data on inflation signals that there may be a pause and price rises there, so perhaps the committee should be cautious about raising. one caveat to these minutes, they are a bit dated. the data since then is split. the april payrolls was quite strong, which supports those in the committee that wanted to see a hike in june. but april inflation cpi data was extremely weak, so that will r
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my temptation would be to start with current events. i really enjoyed your july 3 column, the hijacked american presidency. i m going to read a little bit from it. i thought it was so powerful. every now and then we are going to have to do this, step back from the onslaughts of insanity presidency,trump s registering its magnitude in its full, devastating truth. ourselves routing than rising to the honor of the office, trump has lowered the office with his whiny, fragile, vindictive pettiness. the presidency has been hijacked. there are no words to express it. there is no new and novel way to catalog it. it is the most extraordinary and profound electoral mistake america has made in our lifetimes, and possibly ever. powerful stuff. why? charles: why not? there are a lot of different people who play different roles in society. , part of the job is to bear witness. , what else should i be writing? how else should i be considering what is happening? reporters, who their job is t
which is tempting, but i am going to resist that because i really enjoyed your july 3 the hijacked american presidency. i m going to read a little bit from it. i thought it was so powerful. every now and then we are going to have to do this, step back from the onslaughts of insanity emanating from the donald trump s parasitic presidency, registering its magnitude in its full, devastating truth. we must remind ourselves of that trump s very presence in the white house defiles the presidency. rather than rising to the honor of the office, trump has lowered the office with his whiny, fragile, vindictive pettiness. the presidency has been hijacked. there are no words to express it. there is no new and novel way to catalog it. it is what it is and has been from day one the most extraordinary and profound electoral mistake america has made in our lifetimes, and possibly ever. powerful stuff. why? charles: why not? there are a lot of different people who play different roles in so
cohan: welcome to the program. i m william cohan, special correspondent at vanity fair filling in for charlie rose. we begin this evening with charles blow of the new york times. part of the writing for me is just an exhaling of what i believe, and i m trying to be as true in that as humanly possible and not have that you know, not steer towards trying to get people to click on something, not steer towards trying to win an audience, but simply to express the truth of what i believe. cohan: we conclude with author jesse eisinger, his new book is called the chicken (no audio) club, why is executive department re why the justice department fails to pros prosecute executives. we have two justice system, mass incarceration in one we disproportionately punish the poor and those of color, and i m concentrating on the other side where we give impunity to wealthy, powerful people who sit as c.e.o.s and chairman of the powerful corporations. cohan: charles blow, jess