from Zero Hedge
We were amazed in March when, during the last Fed press conference, CNBC’s Steve Liesman and traditional Fed cheerleader went so far as to ask a stunned Janet Yellen whether she has a credibility problem: “Does the Fed have a credibility problem in the sense that it says it will do one thing under certain conditions, but doesn’t end up doing it? And then, frankly, if the current conditions are not sufficient for the Fed to raise rates, well, what would those conditions ever look like?”
Janet Yellen’s jumbled 261 word response was one for the ages (and can be read here), but that particular exchange was nothing compared to what Steve Liesman said today when, in similar words he asked the same question, and got the same garbled response.