Tepper characterizes the election choice as between a populist and a progressive populist.
“If it's a sweep on either side? Democrat sweep. So let me I'll just I'll just and I don't wanna talk about it that much politics, but I'll just say in general, you have a populist on one side and a progressive populist on the other.”
Tepper says he strongly prefers split government and is pleased with current electoral outlook.
“I am a big proponent of split government. And right now, as you're more than aware of Yep. It looks like the senate is, republican and the house is democratic, and I'm loving life.”
Tepper explains split government is best for markets and economy, rejecting either party's sweep.
“But from a from this market perspective, an economic perspective, what's good for the economy, I wanna split government. And I don't want all Democrats, and I don't want all Republicans.”
Tepper says from a market and economic perspective he wants split government.
“But from a from this market perspective, an economic perspective, what's good for the economy, I wanna split government.”
Tepper warns that markets could face problems if the split government outcome gets surprised.
“And as long as it's split and and and this may be a problem because the market thinks it's gonna be split right now.”
Tepper warns markets could face problems if election results surprise split-government expectations.
“So if it gets surprised, that could be a problem for the markets. But as long as it's a split, the market's gonna be fine.”