- President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to be the next Federal Reserve chair.
- Warsh, a former Fed governor, previously served under President George W. Bush and has a background in finance.
- His nomination requires lawmaker approval and comes as Trump has advocated for interest rate cuts.

A: Hey Hana, did you hear any news today?

B: Oh, hi Kenji! No, not really. What's up?

A: Trump wants to pick a new head for the Federal Reserve! It's a big deal.

B: Seriously? Who is it?

A: His name is Kevin Warsh. He used to work there before, too.

B: Wow! He sounds important. Trump seems really happy about it. He posted on social media!

A: Yeah, he called him the “best ever!” Pretty strong words, huh?

B: Definitely! So, why does Trump want a new person?

A: Apparently, he wants the Fed to lower interest rates more.

B: Oh, I see. Warsh seems to agree a bit more with that idea now.

A: Exactly! He has a lot of experience, he went to Harvard and worked at Morgan Stanley.

B: But does this mean the new person is guaranteed?

A: Not yet. Lawmakers have to approve him first. It’s not a sure thing.

B: Hmm, interesting! So, it's all a bit uncertain then?

A: Pretty much. We’ll see what happens!