Kevin Warsh reiterates that the Federal Reserve will not tolerate inflation above its 2% goal, saying he will “disappoint” anyone who expects otherwise, according to coverage of his remarks. Warsh also emphasizes the central bank’s independence, indicating that its policy approach remains insulated from outside pressure. The reporting links his comments to political expectations raised during the Trump era, including calls for lower borrowing costs. Warsh’s message is that Fed decision-making is grounded in the inflation target and broader monetary-policy responsibilities rather than promises or demands for specific interest-rate outcomes. Across the accounts, Warsh’s core point is that inflation policy is guided by the 2% framework and that the Fed will adhere to that commitment regardless of expectations for faster easing. No additional details are provided in the excerpts about specific policy changes, timelines, or voting actions.