Hey, let's talk about Stephen Miran! You might remember him from Trump's first term, when he was a Treasury adviser. Well, guess who's back? Stephen's been tapped by Trump to lead the Council of Economic Advisers. This isn't just any job, folks. This three-person team tells the president what's up with the economy.

Miran's no stranger to controversy. He's been pretty open about not liking what the Federal Reserve and the Biden administration have been up to. He thinks they're meddling with the economy in a big way. But now, he'll have a chance to do something about it, if the Senate confirms him.

Trump's not been shy about his plans for the economy. He's hinted at more protectionist policies, like higher tariffs. And he wants to renew those tax cuts he started during his first term. Miran's been critical of Powell, the Fed chair, for pushing for more stimulus before the election. He thinks that wasn't the best move.

Miran's got some big ideas. He's worried about how the government is managing debt and how that affects the Fed's ability to fight inflation. He's got a name for this strategy – "activist Treasury issuance. " It's like a secret weapon to control the economy. Pretty fancy, huh?

But wait, there's more! Trump's also brought back Kevin Hassett to lead the National Economic Council. It's like a reunion of economic experts!

Economist Miran: Trump's New Economic Advisor

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