Powell's term as Federal Reserve governor does not end until 2028.

• President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to be the next Federal Reserve Chairman.
• Jay Powell's term as a Federal Reserve Governor does not expire until 2028, raising questions about his potential to stay on the board after his Chairman term ends in May.
• Some analysts believe Powell staying would add legitimacy to the Fed, while others are skeptical of Warsh's recent 'dovish' posture and suggest Powell's presence could make Warsh a 'very weak Fed chair'.

The video explores the possibility of current Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell remaining on the Fed's Board of Governors until 2028, even if President Trump nominates Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chairman. Analysts present mixed views on whether Powell's continued presence would add legitimacy or potentially weaken Warsh's authority.