Trump's Fed Chair Pick: What Kevin Warsh Brings to the Federal Reserve

• Warsh's career includes Morgan Stanley, the George W. Bush White House (NEC), and serving as the youngest Fed Governor (2006-2011).
• He is a harsh critic of the Fed's quantitative easing (QE) and 'mission creep', emphasizing a need to concentrate on fighting inflation.
• Warsh wants a smaller Fed balance sheet, believes Fed officials overcommunicate, and is willing to consider giving up bank supervision, suggesting major structural changes.

The video profiles Kevin Warsh, a former Fed Governor and potential candidate for Fed Chair, detailing his career path and distinct monetary policy views. He advocates for a Fed focused on inflation, a smaller balance sheet, and significant operational changes, including potentially giving up bank supervision.