Why Larry Kudlow Believes Warsh is the Ideal Choice for the Federal Reserve

Kevin Warsh truly stands out as the ideal candidate for the Federal Reserve. President Trump has made an excellent choice in nominating him. Alongside Warsh, the brilliant Kevin Hassett will continue to lead the National Economic Council, while the wise Scott Bessent remains at the Treasury. This formidable economic team aims to foster a supply-side, productivity-led boom, which has already begun to take root from the One, Big, Beautiful Bill legislation, authored and signed into law by Trump on July 4, 2025.

Warsh’s extensive experience at the Fed equips him with a deep understanding of its inner workings. He is well aware of the outdated economic models that need to be set aside. With this opportunity, he has the potential to become a transformative figure in the history of the Federal Reserve. Importantly, Warsh recognizes that rapid economic growth and increased employment do not inherently lead to inflation.

In various op-ed pieces, he has accurately pointed out that excessive government spending and money printing are the true culprits behind inflation and high interest rates. As he articulated in an interview with me on July 7 of last year: “So my simple version of this is run the printing press a little bit less, let the balance sheet come down, let Secretary Bessent handle the fiscal accounts, and in so doing, you can have materially lower interest rates.”

I believe Mr. Warsh understands that the Federal Reserve’s bloated portfolio of bonds has effectively financed big government socialism and inflation, which in turn has stifled economic growth and driven interest rates to excessive levels. He has consistently voiced this concern.

Warsh is also a keen analyst of market price signals and commodity trends, which can serve as early warning indicators of inflation. He has always championed a sound and stable “King Dollar.” Furthermore, he must work to restore the Fed’s independence, steering clear of left-wing fads such as greening the financial system, climate change initiatives, and diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. These distractions should never have a place in a monetary institution.

Mr. Warsh is an effective administrator from his previous tenure as a Fed governor. You can expect him to enforce stricter compliance on insider stock trading, an area that Jerome Powell overlooked. Warsh is likely to leave trade and tariff policies to the Trump administration, as well as debt management responsibilities to the Treasury Department. In essence, he aims to refocus the Fed on its core mission, enhancing its effectiveness.

Kevin Warsh is undoubtedly the right man for the job, poised to usher in a new Golden Age for the American economy.

Kevin Warsh truly stands out as the ideal candidate for the Federal Reserve. President Trump has made an excellent choice in nominating him. Alongside Warsh, the brilliant Kevin Hassett will continue to lead the National Economic Council, while the wise Scott Bessent remains at the Treasury. This formidable economic team aims to foster a supply-side, productivity-led boom, which has already begun to take root from the One, Big, Beautiful Bill legislation, authored and signed into law by Trump on July 4, 2025.

Warsh’s extensive experience at the Fed equips him with a deep understanding of its inner workings. He is well aware of the outdated economic models that need to be set aside. With this opportunity, he has the potential to become a transformative figure in the history of the Federal Reserve. Importantly, Warsh recognizes that rapid economic growth and increased employment do not inherently lead to inflation.

In various op-ed pieces, he has accurately pointed out that excessive government spending and money printing are the true culprits behind inflation and high interest rates. As he articulated in an interview with me on July 7 of last year: “So my simple version of this is run the printing press a little bit less, let the balance sheet come down, let Secretary Bessent handle the fiscal accounts, and in so doing, you can have materially lower interest rates.”

I believe Mr. Warsh understands that the Federal Reserve’s bloated portfolio of bonds has effectively financed big government socialism and inflation, which in turn has stifled economic growth and driven interest rates to excessive levels. He has consistently voiced this concern.

Warsh is also a keen analyst of market price signals and commodity trends, which can serve as early warning indicators of inflation. He has always championed a sound and stable “King Dollar.” Furthermore, he must work to restore the Fed’s independence, steering clear of left-wing fads such as greening the financial system, climate change initiatives, and diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. These distractions should never have a place in a monetary institution.

Mr. Warsh is an effective administrator from his previous tenure as a Fed governor. You can expect him to enforce stricter compliance on insider stock trading, an area that Jerome Powell overlooked. Warsh is likely to leave trade and tariff policies to the Trump administration, as well as debt management responsibilities to the Treasury Department. In essence, he aims to refocus the Fed on its core mission, enhancing its effectiveness.

Kevin Warsh is undoubtedly the right man for the job, poised to usher in a new Golden Age for the American economy.