oday on Today in Mortgages, Michael and Rich break down the surprising nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next potential Fed Chair — and why the industry did not see this coming. They unpack his hawkish history, what this means for mortgage rates, how politics may influence the confirmation process, and why independent monetary policy still matters.

Plus, Rich and Michael recap an incredible weekend at Network Funding’s 2026 President’s Club in Napa Valley, including pickleball semifinals, vendor showdowns, and the power of celebrating wins as a company.

▶️ In this episode:

• Kevin Warsh’s nomination: why it surprised economists
• What his hawkish views might mean for rates
• The political drama around Powell’s investigation
• Why the Fed’s independence is essential
• How the 10-year Treasury still drives mortgage rates
• President’s Club highlights & celebrating production
• Network Funding’s “support your brand, don’t hold your hand” philosophy

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