Stephen Moore shared his three biggest economic concerns for the upcoming year. His most immediate concern is how the government will respond to the latest COVID surge. Moore's concern centers around the economic impact of new mitigation measures. His second concern is the slow response of the Federal Reserve Board to inflation. The third concern is a continued push on the Build Back Better bill.
"We have a 25 trillion dollar national debt. We don’t have the money to keep spending like this."
Despite these three concerns, Moore remains optimistic for the future. He maintains that the U.S. economy is resilient and would bounce back with the correct policies in place. Listen to the full interview above.
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