Kevin Hassett

the lowest share of federal government employees that are working since 1966.

Everything is hitting on all cylinders, and the deficit is going down because of the tariffs.

When there's a productivity boom, like we're seeing because of artificial intelligence, that everybody's better off.

That's where prosperity comes from.

If you go back to the dawn of the pre-industrial age, right, it was the introduction of new inventions and so on that built our wealth over time.

When there's a productivity boom, like we're seeing because of artificial intelligence, that everybody's better off.

That's where prosperity comes from.

If you go back to the dawn of the pre-industrial age, right, it was the introduction of new inventions and so on that built our wealth over time.

And don't forget that when we were here in the spring of last year, everybody was saying that we're going to cause a global recession and so on.

And President Trump just went really into the mouth of the beast.

He went to Davos and he said, hey, not only is the U.S.

booming with our growth north of 5 percent, but you guys are booming, too, because when the U.S.

booms, the world booms.

And so we are reordering the world order and it's going to end up being great for everybody.

The Fed should focus on its job, which is financial stability and lower interest rates and low unemployment rate, low inflation.

And it should try to basically do that the old fashioned way quietly.

The Fed should focus on its job, which is financial stability and lower interest rates and low unemployment rate, low inflation.

And it should try to basically do that the old fashioned way quietly.

Kevin Warsh is the right person at the right time, and he's a very independent, data-driven person.

The president believes that if you are data-driven and not partisan, he thinks the Fed has been partisan, that rates could be a lot lower, and I think that Warsh agrees with that, and I agree with that.