Valliere: Trump Win Could Support Anti-Fed Movement

The transcript discusses the independence of the Federal Reserve and its political implications, particularly in relation to the Senate, House, and potential presidential actions by Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. It analyzes Trump's electoral chances, focusing on key states like Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. The conversation includes expectations from Alan Greenspan regarding communication strategies and the challenges of implementing fiscal policy, such as tax cuts. Finally, it addresses the reliability of polls, drawing parallels with Brexit and the influence of public opinion.

In what ways could Donald Trump's victory influence anti-Fed sentiments?

What factors contribute to the reliability of polls in predicting election outcomes?