Right because he knows how to pump up an economy with worthless trillions, he thinks QE saved the economy when all its doing is causing more problems, you don't notice that now since wallstreet is touching new highs every single second, this is the same guy who said that the sub prime mortgage problem was contained and that there was no recession in sight, he got it all wrong and now with trillions on their balance sheet they have no idea how to fix that either, rates aren't going up in 2015, that's all talk, the economy is to dependent on worthless dollars and low rates that the next collapse will show you how fu$ked the economy really is.....he is quick to say how it won't work for Europe but what he doesn't know is that QE didn't do a damn thing for the US economy but inflate assets prices to make you believe he saved everything from a depression, the best thing he could have done was let the markets figure it out on their own, but why do that when you can print your way out of it.... there is zero history on what we can go by to figure out if the methods he took to correct this crisis has worked, trust me the crisis is worse now than it was in 2007, but you can't see it yet....... Ben Bernanke: Quantitative easing will be difficult for the ECB Jeff Cox | @JeffCoxCNBCcom 1 Hour AgoCNBC.com 79 SHARES 3 COMMENTSJoin the Discussion Getty Images Ben Bernanke addresses the Brookings Institution on Jan. 16. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke predicted that the European Central Bank (ECB) would have a rough time implementing U.S-style monetary easing. Speaking Wednesday at the Schwab IMPACT conference, the ex-central bank chief said the ECB faces political barriers to enacting such an aggressive program. "The barriers to doing it are not really economic," he said. "The legal and political barriers being thrown up are going to make it very difficult to do that." that BUBBLE ben bernanke and friends didn't do a single thing to fix this upside economy, you can and will only notice it until after Ben Bernanke: Quantitative easing will be difficult for the ECB Jeff Cox | @JeffCoxCNBCcom 1 Hour AgoCNBC.com 79 SHARES 3 COMMENTSJoin the Discussion Getty Images Ben Bernanke addresses the Brookings Institution on Jan. 16. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke predicted that the European Central Bank (ECB) would have a rough time implementing U.S-style monetary easing. Speaking Wednesday at the Schwab IMPACT conference, the ex-central bank chief said the ECB faces political barriers to enacting such an aggressive program. "The barriers to doing it are not really economic," he said. "The legal and political barriers being thrown up are going to make it very difficult to do that."