A look at Kevin Warsh's voting record at the Fed

• Kevin Warsh consistently voted in line with the FOMC consensus during his tenure from 2006-2011, never dissenting on rate decisions.
• He frequently raised concerns about inflation and the importance of protecting central bank credibility by anchoring inflation expectations.
• Warsh advocated for 'fierce independence' of the Fed from political and Wall Street pressures, as stated in a 2010 speech.
• He currently suggests that interest rates could be lower due to a 'productivity boom from AI' which might allow inflation to come down.

The video analyzes Kevin Warsh's voting record as a former Fed Governor, highlighting his consistent alignment with committee consensus and his focus on inflation and central bank credibility. It also touches on his current views regarding interest rates and the potential impact of AI on productivity, suggesting a future need for consensus on the FOMC.