The best thing about Janet Yellen these days is that she's now the "former" Treasury Secretary, but the media's still having her on to provide "expert" analysis (and you know how right the "experts" have been in the last few years).
Yellen's latest comments that were rather quickly proven not entirely correct happened when she called the Trump administration's goal of returning manufacturing to the U.S. a "pipe dream":
The same politicians who sold American workers out to foreign countries for decades now say an American manufacturing renaissance is a "pipe dream" that isn't even a "desirable goal."
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) April 14, 2025
1) @POTUS doesn't accept that.
2) That attitude is how we got here.
3) They hate you. pic.twitter.com/BbtyVABSGb
Those are some serious "you can't bring it back because we already killed it" vibes from Yellen.
Also, as usual, she's wrong.
Shortly after Yellen's interview, this happened:
📈NEW FROM @NVIDIA: "Within the next four years, NVIDIA plans to produce up to $500 BILLION of AI infrastructure in the United States..." pic.twitter.com/i1HnvNV9pR
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 14, 2025
Right on cue!
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen claims that revitalizing Americas manufacturing base is a “pipe dream.”
— Media Lies (@MediasLies) April 14, 2025
Within an hour of this statement, NVIDIA announced a $500,000,000,000 investment plan that would debut the first American made supercomputer.
Not so much of a pipe… pic.twitter.com/Kr57eCfLDI
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Janet Yellen earlier this morning: Bringing manufacturing back to America is a "pipe dream" and undesirable goalpic.twitter.com/k5jU8AB5aq https://t.co/0mZaZbNT9i
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) April 14, 2025
Yellen was just doing some Democrat wishcasting because she doesn't want Trump to succeed in bringing manufacturing back.
The “transitionary inflation” troll wrong again
— Donna Davis (@DonnaDavisHNL) April 14, 2025
She missed it by that much... again.
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