Readout

The hearing just finished.
Here’s what actually happened.

Readout turns a hearing recording into three deliverables you can actually use: a written brief, a two-voice audio brief, and a highlights reel. Who said what, and why it matters. The same day the hearing ends.

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Written brief
Executive summary, member positions, notable exchanges, and legislative signals.
Audio brief
A two-voice anchor/analyst brief with real hearing tape woven in.
Highlights reel
The sharpest exchanges, cut and captioned for social.
The highlights reel

Hours of hearing. One clip.

Senate Banking · July 15, 2026Kevin Warsh’s first semiannual testimony as Fed Chair.

The audio brief

A two-voice brief you can listen to on the walk to the Hill.

An anchor sets up each moment; a policy analyst tells you what it means. Real hearing tape is cut in between, so you hear the exchange, not just a summary of it.

AnchorAnalystTwo-voice brief · ~2 min
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Warren is building a corruption narrative one unanswered question at a time.Analyst
The written brief

The memo a senior analyst would have written.

Executive summary, key takeaways, member-by-member positions, the exchanges that mattered, and the regulatory and legislative signals to watch.

Warsh’s refusal to say he’d even asked his vice chair about the allegation creates a narrative of permissive culture that Democrats will continue to exploit.

Generated memo excerpt

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