What a Fed Under Kevin Warsh Would Look Like

The transcript discusses Trump's remarks on Kevin Wash, a former Federal Reserve Governor, and his potential role as Fed Chair. Sam Bell provides insights into Wash's hawkish monetary policy stance and historical criticism of the Federal Reserve. The conversation shifts to Judy Shelton's nomination to the FOMC, highlighting her advocacy for the gold standard and potential impact on monetary policy.

What were the two possible outcomes for a Federal Reserve under Kevin Wash as discussed in the text?

How did Kevin Wash's views on monetary policy change over time, particularly in relation to the Federal Reserve's actions?

What was the significance of Kevin Wash's opinion piece in December regarding Jay Powell?

What criticisms did Kevin Wash have regarding the Federal Reserve's approach during the post-crisis period?

What was Kevin Wash's stance on inflation and government deficits according to the text?

How does the text describe Judy Shelton's potential influence on the Federal Reserve if nominated?

What are the implications of Judy Shelton's views on the gold standard for future monetary policy?