President Trump Choosing Kevin Warsh to Lead the Federal Reserve
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What are the implications of Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve?
He had called for regime change at the Fed. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, and now Kevin Warsh will lead it. President Trump posting he's nominating former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chairman when his term's up in May. And the president can't wait for Powell to go, saying he's hurt the economy, not cutting interest rates faster and more.
The president in that true social post said that he will go down as one of the greatest Federal Reserve Chairmen. He says he's right out of central casting and he will never let you down. That's Fox Business Network's Edward Lawrence at the White House. Warsh has a record for being an inflation hawk. He advocated heavily for rate hikes during the housing crisis of 2008, which is opposite of what President Trump is looking for right now with his pick. But recently, he says that Warsh now says that he's evolved.
How does Kevin Warsh's history as an inflation hawk contrast with Trump's economic agenda?
His views have changed.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested.
By federal agents in Los Angeles just after midnight this morning at a hotel. This obviously all in connection with that storming of a church in St. Paul, Minnesota by that group of anti-ice agitators.
Fox's Bill Mellugian also reports Don Lemon's attorney in a statement just out says the journalist was shining a light on truth and this is an attack on the First Amendment. Three others who protested in that church had already been arrested and charged. Those angry about immigration enforcement and the deadly shootings related to it are calling on people across America today to ice out in protest. Don't go to work or school. Don't shop.
Republican Congressman Tom Emmer from Minnesota just told Fox... This type of rhetoric, and by the way, this is coming to your city next? No, it's not, because most cities are cooperating with law enforcement.
That ice controversy simmers in Congress. House Minority Leader Kevin... Hakeem Jeffries tells Fox.
We want to avoid a government shutdown, but it's necessary to ensure that the Department of Homeland Security dramatically changes the way in which it has been conducting itself.
A partial shutdown starts at midnight. There is a potential compromise, but that may not get approved by tonight. America's listening to Fox News.
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What recent changes has Warsh made to his economic views?
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As the cleanup continues in some areas from that massive snow and ice storm last weekend from New Mexico to Maine, another storm is coming to the East Coast.
Really kind of the bullseye for this new snow system is going to be the Carolinas. You're looking at winter storm warnings there, North Carolina, South Carolina, stretching up into Virginia as well.
Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz, some areas could get over a half foot of snow and there are still more than 200,000 power outages in the south from the last storm and it's frigid there.
Health experts are warning residents in places like Tennessee and Mississippi that with yet another blast of extremely cold weather comes the risk of hypothermia. The warning is specific to communities enduring power outages and homes going without proper heating in the midst of sustained extraordinary cold weather not normally felt in places with warmer climates. Cold exposure can be deadly certainly even for usually healthy people when enduring that cold for days on end. And while generators can power things like space heaters, carbon monoxide poisoning is also a major cause of death in these situations. Generators should be run outdoors with exhaust pointed away from the house. In Miami, Eben Brown, Fox News.
As President Trump threatens tariffs on any country that sells oil to Cuba, the U.S. trade tension with Canada continues.
Leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project want Alberta, a western province with a lot of oil production, to break away from Canada.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What are the implications of Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve?
0:03–0:44
2
How does Kevin Warsh's history as an inflation hawk contrast with Trump's economic agenda?
0:44–2:01
3
What recent changes has Warsh made to his economic views?
2:01–3:38
4
What is the significance of the protests against immigration enforcement mentioned in the episode?
3:38–4:13