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What happens when the Fed finally admits its restrictive stance has gone too far, and what does that mean for homeowners, mortgage rates, and the housing market? In this episode, Quinton Harris breaks down Jerome Powell’s latest remarks at Jackson Hole, the growing debate over rate cuts, and how policies are impacting jobs, construction, and future homebuyers. You’ll also hear about political pressure on the Fed, the controversy around “too many cooks in the kitchen,” and why real estate professionals should be paying close attention.

As Quinton says: “All we’re looking for as an economy is stability. Once we get that, everything else can build on it.”

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0:00 Intro
0:25 Powell admits instability
2:00 Trump’s stance & market reaction
4:25 Too many cooks / Lisa Cook case
6:00 Fed insider trading vs. mortgage fraud
8:05 Powell stepping down
9:00 Sponsor: REMLO
10:55 Weak labor market & unemployment
12:45 Rate cut debate & Fed outlook
13:20 Mortgage impact & closing