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Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh at 2025 Reagan Economic Forum

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January 30, 2026

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Kevin Warsh, President Trump's January 2026 nominee to chair the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, was in conversation on federal monetary policy and the role of the Federal Reserve during the 2025 Reagan National Economic Forum in Simi Valley, California. In these portions of the conversation with the Wall Street Journal's Greg Ip, Mr. Warsh, a former member of the Federal Reserve, said the Fed should remain independent from presidential interference, but said it shouldn't insulate the Fed from presidential criticism. He also talked about what he called "mission creep" of the Fed, and his own views on the Trump administration's economic and trade policies. This conversation was about half a year before Mr. Warsh's nomination to be Fed chair.

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