All right, everybody. Welcome to the All in Podcast. We're back. Thanks to Freeberg and Saks

for moderating the show into the lowest ratings in its history. Hold on, hold on. Please

give the keyboard warriors that are their bot armies some respite here. They tried their best.

It just did. It's okay. I think the ratings the last episode must be a result of Google

down-ranking us as a result of our honesty about not wanting to get more boosters.

Saks, you're on the Brigadountra. You call us somebody at Google, some lower level

functionary to push a button to shadowbait. I mean, visibility filter us.

It's everything except the moderation skills of the two days. No way it's the moderator

turning it into Fox Sunday. The reaction I got from our COVID vaccine discussion was,

hey, pretty fair imbalance, like not in a joking way, but actually like the warning on YouTube

was pretty benign actually. If you want COVID information click here, thank you.

Let's talk about the market data. The Fed raised 25 basis points. The market obviously has ripped

since then the jobs data this morning was crazy. We added 517,000 jobs more than 2X December

and well above the estimates of 188,000 jobs. The Fed, I think, is starting to realize

they can have obviously impact inflation and slow down speculative assets, but they're having

a very hard time with the labor market. Obviously labor participation actually is growing.

We've talked about that many times here. It's bumped up to 62.4%. We all know it peaked at like

maybe 69% during the 2000 time period. Weijero though continuing to slow. So that is some good news there.

Obviously, risk on assets are ripping the last couple of days. Tremont, which your take on where we

are with the market and the Fed's action, which people are starting to believe will be another 25

basis point hike and then maybe staying high for the rest of the year. Did you hear their comments?

You think Dovish, which your take on the market? I watched Powell's speech and it was really amazing

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