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President Donald Trump on Wednesday strongly criticized Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, saying that he has “mental problems” and that he would like “fire in his ass.”
Trump’s miracles were planned while he was speaking at the Trount Investment Forum at the Estnedy Center in Washington, DC. Trump realized that Treasury Secretary Scott is the one holding him.
“[Powell’s] i have some real mental issues. There’s something wrong with him,” Trump said. I’ll be honest, I’d like to wipe his ass. He should be fired. The guy has a lot of talent. “
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President Donald Trump delivers Tomples’ remarks at the US-Saudi Investment Forum at the Kennedy Center on Wednesday in Washington, DC (Win McNamee/Getty Images/Getty Images)
Trump, who suspended Powell in 2017, then turned to the heart, which he said strengthened the power to have him fired. Powell’s term expires in May 2026.
“The only thing Scotland is burning is the fed, because the fed – prices are too high, they are misled,” he said. “And if you don’t get it soon, I’m going to wipe your ass, okay?”
“‘Sir, don’t send him. Sir, please don’t send him. He has three months to go’,” Trump said, feigning deception. “‘Please, you are the voice of reason’.”
Trump has lashed out at Powell in recent months over the Fed’s refusal to cut interest rates more aggressively. Trump is worried about cuts in the economic recovery effort.
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Photo of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and President Donald Trump. On Wednesday, Trump was criticized by Powell while speaking at the US-Saudi investment forum at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC (Reuters/Getty/Getty Images)
Powell went slow, urging caution and a data-driven approach to managing inflation.
The Fed cut rates cute in September by a quarter point – its first cut since December. Rates were cut again in October by another Quarter-Point, leaving the benchmark Federal funds rate at 3.75% to 4%.
Another interest rate cut in December is far from certain. Policymakers at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) are divided at their October meeting on additional rates decided at their next meeting amid a softening labor market and rising inflation, FOX Business previously reported.
In addition to the loan amounts, Trump also took aim at the $2.5 billion White House Project.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Besslent. (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)
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“I’m building a ballroom that’s going to cost a fraction of that, and it’s bigger than everything else combined,” Trump said.
FOX Business’ Eric Repell updated this report.
