The question was posed by Stephen F. Hayes of The Weekly Standard, who noted that Paul would be unable to immediately abolish the Federal Reserve.
“He’s an Austrian economist, he has experience on Wall Street, he’s brilliant, he’s a good historian,” Paul said of Grant. “He would quit printing money.”
Grant has previously said that Paul should be named the “executor” of the Fed’s “living will.”
Grant is an interesting pick. I would classify him as Austrian friendly rather than Austrian. My pick would have been Joe Salerno.
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