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Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction and why Kevin Warsh's arrival at the Fed matters
02:25 – Warsh steps into a divided Federal Reserve
05:13 – The debt problem and the pressures facing policymakers
07:52 – Can Warsh avoid another era of quantitative easing?
10:00 – Interest rates, inflation, and the limits of Fed policy
17:53 – Revisiting Arthur Burns and the lessons of the 1970s
23:02 – Treasury buybacks, debt monetization, and market stability
29:27 – Populism, demographics, and the future inflation outlook
37:34 – Is the Fed’s mandate shifting toward managing government debt?
43:06 – Sovereign wealth funds and the possibility of equity market intervention
45:56 – Would merging Treasury and the Fed end central bank independence?
49:59 – Has the Federal Reserve broken the natural business cycle?
51:22 – Final thoughts on crisis, reform, and America’s economic future
