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On Kevin Warsh’s comms approach, new research on Fed accounts, Woke 1 and elite academia, and going 53 mph in rural Maine on a beautiful road bike ride.
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On Kevin Warsh’s comms approach, new research on Fed accounts, Woke 1 and elite academia, and going 53 mph in rural Maine on a beautiful road bike ride.

After ten years and thousands of hours, I have submitted my draft political history of the Fed

After a brief reprieve, Trump is back with his pretextual war against Lisa Cook, which is in fact a war against the Federal Reserve

Thoughts on the Fed Chair's disastrous press conference, the logic to his reticence (and the WSJ's flip on discretionary central banking), Texas as a business Mecca, and more on mentoring young people

Plus thoughts, again, on the Starling report and the President's potential attempt to weaponize it, AI mania and the 1990s, a Tour de France for the ages, and Rides of the Week

Plus thoughts on Better Markets, Open USD, a review of Regime Change, the LDS institution of YW camp, and a plea on Swiss Epic

Plus thoughts on the SVB probe, the Atlanta Fed president search, Tadej Pogacar's classy greatness, why you don't have to like Graham Platner to hate Donald Trump, and more

The Court's opinion exposes it -- rightly, in my view, even as I celebrate the outcome -- to searing critique of playing politics. There was a better way.

As widely expected. But much else about the opinion surprised me

Thoughts on Bowman's ginning up business for Bank of America during FOMC blackout, Alan Greenspan, Lisa Cook's legal defense fund, taking advice from dad, and making music with my son at a wedding