Nick Timiraos

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1,192 appearances 14 recordings 5 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 17 Sep

Nick Timiraos’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Is it the one who was very worried and kind of took the standard central banker line on Fed independence?
in 2010, or is it the one who last year sort of waved away the concerns about Trump's attacks and said, you know, the Fed has sort of brought a lot of this on itself?
This will be the most
unusual Fed transition in generations.
Kevin Warsh is promising complete disruption.
He's gone on Fox News calling for regime change.
But still, it now means there are questions about, well, what's the Fed going to do with their asset holdings?
Could they do something completely different?
What's he going to do with the Fed staff?
Is he going to fire a bunch of economists because, you know, we really don't need all these guys anymore?
Those are some questions we're going to get answers to, not right away, but certainly as the year unfolds.
Here's how you should think about it.
You know, the Fed is like an aircraft carrier.
It can turn, but it can't turn on a dime.
There are 11 other people who are going to vote on interest rates.
Warsh is going to have to build a consensus with his colleagues, and that's going to take time.
You don't just come in and snap your fingers and everything's going to change.
So it's very possible that four years from now, when we look back at the Warsh Fed, we'll say, yeah, they did change direction, but
I would be very surprised if it's something that happens right away.
Well, we've ended one bout of uncertainty over, all right, who is Donald Trump actually going to pick to lead the place?
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