Why Is Trump Backtracking on Campaign Policies?

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's potential influence on the Federal Reserve through his appointments, his New York Times interview where he appeared more moderate and backtracked on several campaign promises, and the challenges he faces in filling key cabinet positions. It also explores the implications of his economic policies, including tax cuts and infrastructure spending, on inflation and the Fed's independence.

What fiscal policies are expected to emerge from Trump's administration?

How did Trump's tone change from his campaign to his presidency according to the discussion?

What challenges does Trump face in appointing key positions such as Treasury Secretary?