White House Talking to Candidates to Replace Cain, Moore for Fed Board

The transcript discusses the nomination process for the Federal Reserve Board, focusing on Herman Cain's challenges due to lack of support from Republicans and Democrats. The President has distanced himself from Cain's nomination, leaving the decision to Cain. The Senate awaits further nominations, with expectations that Cain might withdraw. The White House is considering alternatives, including Steven Moore, as potential candidates.

What did Larry Kudlow mention about the current status of the Federal Reserve Board nominations?

• They are reviewing names but not nominating yet.

• They are actively nominating candidates.

• They are not considering any candidates.

• They have finalized the nominations.

Why is Herman Cain's nomination to the Federal Reserve Board unlikely to proceed?

• He has the full support of the Senate.

• He lacks support from both Democrats and some Republicans.

• He has already been confirmed.

• He withdrew his nomination voluntarily.

What is the President's stance on Herman Cain's nomination?

• He fully supports Cain's nomination.

• He has nominated someone else instead.

• He has distanced himself and left the decision to Cain.

• He has withdrawn Cain's nomination.

What is expected to happen with Herman Cain's nomination according to the Capitol's expectations?

• Cain will withdraw his nomination or the White House will do so.

• Cain will be confirmed by the Senate.

• Cain will be nominated for a different position.

• Cain will receive bipartisan support.

Who is considered a potential alternative if Herman Cain's nomination fails?

• Steven Moore

• Larry Kudlow

• Nancy Pelosi

• Joe Biden