Jessica Mendoza

It's also working on a premium line with bolder flavors and fancier cheeses.

That's all for today, Monday, February 2nd.

The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal.

Special shout out to my husband, Dylan Lewis, for offering his culinary talents.

Thanks for listening.

See you tomorrow.

This morning, President Trump made a huge announcement, one that could impact the economy for years to come.

What's the big news today, Nick?

Our colleague Nick Timoros covers the Federal Reserve.

And what do you make of this choice, Kevin Warsh?

Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business, and power.

I'm Jessica Mendoza.

It's Friday, January 30th.

Coming up on the show, Kevin Warsh and a new era at the Federal Reserve.

Kevin Warsh is 55 years old, originally from upstate New York.

He got his bachelor's degree from Stanford University, where he made connections in conservative economic circles.

Warsh also got a law degree from Harvard and worked as a banker at Morgan Stanley.

While working in George W. Bush's White House, Warsh got to know economist Ben Bernanke, who went on to lead the Federal Reserve.

Here's Warsh at a Federal Reserve board meeting in 2007.

During that period, one of the most significant moves the Fed made was something called quantitative easing, buying Treasury bonds to stabilize the economy.