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there are names out there, john taylor is among them, judy shelton, who is known as a gold bug aroundonetary policy circles, her name is out there as governor. kevin worsh is being named. >> which are hawkish names, considering that trump wants to fuel infrastructure spending and deficit spending. what he really wants is low rates. >> it's hard to find a president whoever wanted a higher interest rates, you had a president campaigning saying, you know what? the fed rates are too low, they're being kept low for political reasons. now the fed is saying, okay, here's what we'll do. here's higher rates f you're going to spend more -- as wilfred points out, it's the lack of a growth increase. that may happen. they may come around and say all this stuff will boost growth, we'll get higher growth, higher rates together. this is a reminder that we're not sure how much of what will happen, and how much of what will happen will ever really boost growth. >> coming into this, everyone expected the 25 basis hike. we were wondering if it was buy the rumor sell the fact type thing. are you surprised

so kids like 11-year-old judis shelton often end up going to schools far from home. >> it is somebodym traveling to while passing three or four other schools and six ore seven closed schools to get to his school in the neighborhood i don't live in. >> in your opinion has choice worked in michigan? >> choice has not worked. it is a joke. especially here in detroit. what we don't have is quality choice in our neighborhoods. >> even the popular --. ranked in the bottom third for performance in the state, according to the state department of education. but devos supporters say many places in michigan have long struggled with education and the charter schools have helped. >> i think there's been an actual drummed up multi year effort by the critics in charters in choice. mainly the democratic party and teachers unions to discredit charters. >> he says decades of betsy devos advocating for students will help make changes at the national level. >> we're going to be doing things differently than we've done in the past and i would say to people hold on to your seats. >> reporter: we tried to t