Trump Fed Picks Moore and Cain Like a Steady Dollar, NEC's Kudlow Says

The video discusses the implications of nominating Stephen Moore and Herman Cain to the FOMC, emphasizing a philosophy that strong growth is not inflationary, especially from the supply side. It highlights the importance of balancing views within the Federal Reserve and suggests that current Fed views are not far from this perspective. The speaker reiterates long-held beliefs that more people working cannot be inflationary, aligning with the views of the nominated candidates.

What is the speaker's long-held belief regarding strong growth and inflation?

What balance does the speaker believe the two candidates bring to the Federal Reserve's views?