Mike McKee

Now, having talked to you, I know that you're not as sure about that.

Now, in March, you have to come up with a new summary of economic projections, a set of forecasts for where you think the economy will go.

You're probably going to be waiting a while until you have to actually put those on paper.

But let me ask this.

How much confidence are you going to have, given everything that's going on right now in the numbers you put down?

Another Kevin Warsh idea is that the Fed should go back to a scarce reserves way of managing monetary policy.

Would you support that?

Coming up is Jay Powell's, in theory, he'll leave the chairmanship.

He could stay on the board.

A lot of people looked at the last decision and noted that in January you always choose the chairman for the rest of the year for the open market committee, and that's what you did this time instead of, as has been done in the past, saying chairman until successor's in place.

If Kevin Warsh is not confirmed by then, would you support Jay Powell remaining as chairman of the Open Market Committee?

Well, Jay Powell can stay on as a governor, certainly.

And would you like to see him do that?

So you're not going to, have you talked to him about it at all?

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