[Four Key Moments of Kevin Warsh's Swearing-In as Fed Governor Highlighted by 'Fed Whisperer'] Golden Finance reported on May 23 that 'Fed Whisperer' Nick Timiraos outlined several key moments during Kevin Warsh's swearing-in ceremony at the White House: · Trump urged Warsh to be 'completely independent.' Trump stated, '(I hope he) doesn’t look at me, nor at anyone else.' · Just two minutes later, Trump offered some 'suggestions,' outlining the economic direction he hoped to see: 'Strong economic growth doesn’t need to be cooled down,' 'Economic growth doesn’t necessarily mean inflation,' and 'I hope the economy prospers to unprecedented levels because there is indeed some debt that needs to be addressed.' · Trump hinted at a 'convergence' within the Fed's decision-making body. He said that other Fed policymakers 'will make their own decisions, but they will listen to Kevin throughout the process,' even those 'whose views may differ slightly.' · Warsh referenced Greenspan, not Bernanke. Warsh reflected on history, recalling Alan Greenspan’s 1987 swearing-in ceremony at the White House and pledged to work 'with vigor and a sense of mission, just like Chairman Greenspan.' He did not mention former Chairman Ben Bernanke, with whom he worked for five years during his previous tenure as a Fed governor.