so says charles pozzer. he's one of the critics of the fed's stimulus program. he's a powerful voice on the central bank's policy economy the that meets next week. when i asked foster today when the fed should start the exit process, he said the sooner the better. >>> if it was just up to me, i would begin scaling back, toning down the doyle a little bit at the next meeting. i think it's justified based on the improvements of the economy since last september. >> why are you confident that the u.s. economy can with stand this policy change as soon as a june meeting? >> i don't see that a change will have that much effect on the economy at all. financial markets will react. it will be some volatility presumably, and they'll react. the person on main street, the person looking for a job or the company trying to hire a person for a job will largely be unaffected by this, i think. >> why not wait until the economy gets a lot stronger? >> you could always do that but then the risk is, you get behind the curve, and interest rates begin to rise fast. all the reserves we