Just caught the Fed's meeting minutes dropping soon and honestly the dissenting votes are the interesting part here. Three people voted against that 25 basis point cut in December - two regional Fed presidents plus Governor Milan who's been pushing for 50 basis points since he joined in September. That's more pushback than you'd normally see on a routine rate decision. The minutes will probably show how split the room actually was on this. Powell already mentioned there's real disagreement among the policymakers on inflation and employment risks, with some thinking they shouldn't have cut at all. Curious to see what the actual meeting minutes reveal about how heated those discussions got.