Natalie Winters

the Chinese Communist Party, their researchers were actively commingling with Fed researchers and pumping out papers that they were using to advise the Fed.

Absolutely wild.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to The War Room.

We are still joined by Rich Stern.

Now, Rich, there are a lot of truth social posts flying.

There's a lot of legalese and lawfare flying.

There's a lot of firings, attempted firings, and people saying that they're going to stay.

Can you help us cut through the noise of what is happening with Lisa Cook, if she's still there, what your sort of assessment is of what her future looks like, and people who should be filling that role in lieu of her?

And just give us a few minutes on, are there names being floated of people who could replace her?

Obviously, they're making it like it's some hyper-political witch hunt, but I think you hit the nail on the head.

She's actually the really politicized one.

It's just about the economy, the data, the numbers.

Don't lie, but what would the timeline look like for replacing her?

And are there any names or people that you think would be logical picks for the president?

Richard Stern, as always, thank you so much for joining us here in the War Room.

War Room, if people want to follow you, hopefully we can have you back on giving us analysis of the new member, not her, she's gone, maybe facing some investigations for her mortgage fraud, allegedly.

Where can people follow you in the meantime?

Thank you, sir, for joining us.

As I was briefly alluding to before we jumped to break, obviously there's a lot of research papers that are published directly on various Fed or regional Fed websites that are actively advising either through conference forums or the papers themselves, Fed policy that are co-authored.