The Prospector Podcast Michael Fox and National Investor Chris Temple break down the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision in Jerome Powell’s final meeting as chair, highlighting an unusual split with four dissenters and debating Powell’s legacy on inflation and debt growth. They explore what Kevin Warsh’s leadership could mean for monetary policy, including potential rate cuts, reduced Fed transparency, and the risk of yield curve control amid rising inflation and geopolitical tensions like the Iran conflict. The discussion also dives into gold and silver market volatility, central bank behavior, and the long-term clash between fiscal and monetary policy, with sharp insights on inflation risks, government debt, and the future of the U.S. dollar.