Kevin Warsh, nominated by President Trump to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair, has outlined a comprehensive reform agenda. Warsh's proposals include institutional changes, lowering policy rates, a new approach to inflation, and significantly reducing the Fed's balance sheet. He advocates for an independent Federal Reserve with a focused mandate and enhanced coordination with the U.S. Treasury. Warsh also aims to reduce the "noisy signals" from the Fed's policymakers. During his confirmation hearing, Warsh is expected to face questions about his reform plans. He has previously criticized the current state of monetary policy, calling for a complete overhaul of the Federal Reserve. Warsh argues that lower interest rates and a reduced balance sheet would benefit households and small businesses. He also believes that artificial intelligence could lead to a structural decline in prices, addressing inflation concerns.