If Trump is trying to reassert control over monetary power without spooking the system, this is exactly the type of pick you make.

Warsh is:
• Trusted by markets
• Accepted by institutions
• Fluent in the language of central banking
• But not ideologically wedded to permanent crisis-era policies

He has previously criticised excessive monetary intervention and warned about the long-term distortions caused by central banks. That’s important.

So this looks less like a revolution and more like a controlled pivot from the inside.

• Kevin Warsh is not a populist
• He is not anti-Fed
• He is not a rebel

But he is someone who could recalibrate the system without triggering a financial civil war.

And “central casting” is Trump signalling:

This is someone who can walk straight into the heart of power and own the room.
He fits the role.

Let’s see…
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