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MOYNIHAN: Because again, that allows the, uh, tightening cycle to pause or slow down and let the economy get back under itself. MARGARET BRENNAN: Brian Moynihan. Good to have you here in person.

Brian Moynihan has his hands full running Bank of America, which is why he raised some eyebrows when he took on the volunteer position as chancellor of the Corporation of Brown University.

MOYNIHAN: You'll have growth in the first quarter then it'll go down, you know, maybe flat. But although they've gone from 1.7 percent to 1.2 percent, so they've come down.