Kevin Warsh

Kevin Warsh, a former Federal Reserve governor and current fellow at the Hoover Institution, shares his insights on the Fed's current trajectory. He argues that the central bank has lost sight of its price stability mandate, reflecting on the impact of past policies. Warsh critiques quantitative easing's transition from stopgap to status quo and discusses the risks of fiscal irresponsibility. Despite these concerns, he remains optimistic about the U.S. economy, driven by innovation and productivity.

John Cogan and Kevin Warsh are both Senior Fellows at the Hoover Institution who have spent the careers in and out of government trying to make it more efficient and cost effective. On this show, they discuss their newest white paper, Reinvigorating Economic Governance: Advancing a New Framework for American Prosperity, which is intended to provide a framework to revitalize the governance of economic policy based on our nation’s foundational system of natural liberty. In addition, they also discuss why liberating  the power of the individual, and encouraging the promulgation and dissemination of new ideas, and ensure the fidelity of institutions to their mission, then the United States should significantly improve its economic performance and serve as a more formidable force in the world.

Kevin Warsh, former member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, provides expert insights into today's financial landscape. He discusses the implications of the Genius Act and its potential effects on Bitcoin and stablecoins. Warsh highlights the interconnection between these digital assets and their increasing importance in a transforming economy. He also tackles central banking challenges, inflation dynamics, and the need for innovative monetary policies, suggesting a shift towards Bitcoin and gold in response to economic pressures.

Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh discusses the market rally and the Fed's next move. Donald Broughton explains FedEx's impact as a bellwether for the economy. The Colorado Supreme Court blocks Donald Trump's appearance on state ballots. Rite Aid shelves its facial recognition strategy. The hosts discuss the public opinion on billionaires, with Warren Buffett coming out on top.

Former leaders of Ford, the Federal Reserve, and the USGA, along with other notable guests, share insights on topics such as facing reality, transparency in leadership, color coding for problem-solving, career journeys, storytelling, maintaining quality in the restaurant industry, and the power of vulnerability in leadership.