Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Donald Trump creates an all-male ticket, Scarlett Johansson rings the AI alarm, and the president of the San Francisco Fed discusses a possible second Trump presidency. Have a terrific Tuesday!
- Term two. With all eyes on former President Donald Trump this week—from his assassination attempt to his VP pick—the topic of a second Trump presidency naturally came up at Fortune Brainstorm Tech, a gathering of tech industry leaders taking place in Park City, Utah this week. It was a main topic in my conversation yesterday with San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly.
Dedicated Broadsheet readers may remember Daly from her interview earlier this year. She had an unusual rise to the top of U.S. monetary policymaking and economics, from watching her parents struggle through high inflation in the 1970s to first studying at community college. "I’m short, I’m female, I’m gay, and I come from a crooked path background,” is how Daly has described her own distinguishing characteristics.
