Guggenheim's Minerd Says It Would Be a Great Honor to Serve on Fed Board

The transcript discusses a conversation about a potential offer from the president to work at the Federal Reserve. The speaker expresses that it would be an honor and mentions the metaphor of crossing a bridge when they get there, indicating a willingness to consider the opportunity if it arises. The conversation ends with a hope for continued discussions in the future.

How does the speaker feel about the possibility of future discussions?

What is the significance of the phrase 'that bridge does indeed need to be crossed'?