President Trump’s newly appointed Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said on Monday that the Federal Reserve’s refusal to cut rates more aggressively poses a risk to America’s job market.

Miran last week voted for a jumbo-size, half-point cut — one day after he left his position as Trump’s economic adviser to become a Fed governor. He was the sole dissenter as 11 of the Fed’s 12 central bankers voted for the regular-size cut including Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.

“It should be clear that my view of appropriate monetary policy diverges from those of other Federal Open Market Committee members,” the former Trump economic adviser said, referring to the group of economists that sets the US key borrowing rate.

Miran’s comments came during a speech at the Economic Club of New York in his

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