WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Wednesday evening that he still has confidence in Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh after the central bank raised interest rates.
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Trump told reporters he had spoken with Warsh before the vote and described the broader board as “very political.”
Irony alert: Trump appointed Warsh expecting a dove, gets a hawk delivering his first hike instead.
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Reporting based on President Trump’s remarks and Chair Warsh’s press conference on September 16, 2026.
