Mary Daly

The right way to think about it, in my judgment, this has been my experience, is that the debate we have, I wouldn't even call it division.

I would call it differences of opinion that are really healthy in a debate about trying to make policy in an uncertain time with no...

truth.

We don't have truth.

We have forecasts.

We have our best estimates.

We have taking the evidence and then taking it again and looking through it with different lenses.

I see that as a strength of the committee, a strength of the Federal Reserve, and importantly, is delivering the best possible decisions we can make.

I have seen this many times before, and I think it's always at inflection points that you see the broadest amount of disagreement.

And it's exactly what I hope people would want from a committee making decisions on inflation and full employment.

It really does help us make sure that we're doing the best we possibly can.