Warsh’s diagnosis of the Fed’s problems isn’t that it has interest rates wrong. Rather he believes the institution’s entire way of seeing the world since the financial crisis is wrong. That isn’t fixed, in his mind, by getting interest rates a quarter-point higher or lower. Rather, it is fixed by coming into the Fed and showing to the market and the public that a new sheriff is in town.
My take on the Warsh hearing: Prepare for regime change.
For all the pushback he got from the Senate, there was very little questioning of his core premise that the Fed has failed at its core mission. www.cnbc.com/2026/04/21/k...