Jason England believes the 25 bps interest rate hike from the Fed's September meeting is warranted given the FOMC's prior 75 bps worth of cuts. He believes this hike gives Fed Chair Kevin Warsh some slack to reclaim the committee's 2% inflation target. That said, Jason says the Fed funds rate is much higher than it should be. He weighs on how lasting volatility will continue to hit equities and bonds alike as Warsh and company weigh a "tough" tentative rate hike in October.