How the 2020 Presidential Election Will Impact Fannie May, Freddie Mac

The video discusses the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 2008, exploring their potential exit under the Trump administration. It highlights the binary nature of investing in these entities based on political outcomes. The video also covers Elizabeth Warren's involvement in financial regulation, particularly her concerns about gender discrimination in the Apple Card's credit limit algorithm by Goldman Sachs. The broader implications of algorithmic decision-making in financial services are also examined.

What are the implications of the Trump administration's desire to remove Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from conservatorship?

In what ways might the financial sector change if a Democratic administration takes office?

How does Elizabeth Warren's stance on financial regulation reflect her broader political ideology?

What concerns were raised regarding Goldman Sachs' algorithm for the Apple Card?

Discuss the potential risks and benefits of using algorithms in financial decision-making.