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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

President Trump makes his choice for the next chairman of the Federal Reserve. He is a former Fed governor and Wall

Street denizen Kevin Warsh. So how have the markets, both financial and political, responded to

that choice? Plus, Republicans lose a state Senate seat in Texas that normally would not be of

note. But when you lose a safe seat by 14

points, it means a 31 point swing away from your party as recently as 2024. Something is up.

What does it tell us about what might happen in November? Welcome to Potomac Watch, our daily

political podcast of the Wall Street

Journal Opinion Pages. I'm Paul as you go, and I'm here with Joe Sternberg and Kim Strassel.

First, let's take up the announcement Friday that Kevin Warsh is Trump's choice to replace Jerome Powell

as head of the central bank when Powell steps down when his term

ends in May. Warsh still must be confirmed by the Senate and more on that logistical exercise in a bit.

But let's listen to President Trump on Friday answer a question about Warsh.

I want to keep it nice and pure, but he certainly wants to cut rates.

I've been watching him for a long time.

Did you have any concerns about his hawkish history of pushing for rate hikes?

He's going to want to do the same thing.

I think that, yeah, I've had times when I think you've had to really have rate hikes too.

But he's very smart, very good, strong, young, pretty young, and I think he's going to do that.

I mean, he was the central casting guy that people wanted.

Kevin was great.

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