Let's get to the Fed. Is there any doubt in your mind that interest rates are going to be lowered. >> Not much.>> Why. How can you say that. >> I just think they're going to be lowered.They should >> Is your new Fed pick on board with that. >> We're way high. Okay.We're way high in interest. We have now with me and with all the money I'm I've always been good at money. And with all the money coming into our country, we're a rich country again.We have debt, but we also have growth. And the growth will soon m ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declined to express a view on whether President Donald Trump has the authority to fire a member of the Federal Reserve board over a policy disagreement. https://t.co/g4RBQmYaEu ...

Republican Senator Tim Scott said Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell didn’t commit a crime when answering questions during a congressional hearing last summer. https://t.co/bk7D34P584 ...

Once you unpack the ideas of Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh, they don’t reliably serve Donald Trump's purposes. Ruh-roh, says @Clive_Crook (via @opinion) https://t.co/NXXHpK8VJl ...

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has stepped down from his post leading the Council of Economic Advisers, according to a White House official https://t.co/AeJbfVM98p ...

President Trump’s new Fed pick has been vocal about his desire to shrink the central bank’s balance sheet. Doing so will require a more “interventionist” Fed during day-to-day money market operations, according to Mizhuo. https://t.co/NDvUmeQXjb ...

From @WSJopinion: The market reaction to Kevin Warsh’s nomination suggests he is likely to do the right thing as Fed chairman, writes @gerardtbakerhttps://t.co/HCXalTpxie ...

“It’s a much more political version of the job than we’ve seen.” On “The Intelligence” @ArchieHall asks what we can expect from Kevin Warsh as chair of the Federal Reserve https://t.co/ceRi75HNHs ...

It was certainly the longest month ever. I feel like it was like a thousand days long and it feels like it's potentially going to stretch into the into February, as you say, with with the shutdown. Hopefully, it's not going to last.But, you know, it's like deja vu all over again with when you know, when I saw the headlines yesterday that the jobs report is going to be postponed and the JOLTS data this morning is going to be just postponed again. So here we go again. Again, hopefully it won't last very long. ...

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