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Jerome Powell, has been in this fight with Donald Trump. He doesn't understand art of the deal

language. Donald Trump has called him too late Powell, criticized Donald Trump. He doesn't understand art of the deal language.

Donald Trump has called him too late pal, criticized him personally. He's dug down. And whether we

like it or not, he's acting emotionally or angrily to Donald Trump. So what is going on? The

argument from the Trump side is the economy does not show signs of inflation. If there is a fear of recession, they lower

interest rates and then people have easier access to money so that stimulates them to spend

and to acquire and then to avoid a recession. People had argued that the tariffs and a trade war

and gargantuan stock increases would create inflation.

Therefore, Powell had to keep interest rates high.

And the problem with that stance is it really hurts millions of Americans who are trying to buy a home. Hello, this is Victor Davis-Hansson for The Daily Signal.

There's been a lot of controversy recently about the relationship between the chairman of the Federal Reserve,

Jerome Powell, and Donald Trump president. And the argument from the Trump side is that the economy does not show signs of inflation. People had argued, especially perhaps Powell himself, that the tariffs and a trade war and gargantuan stock increases would create inflation. Therefore, he had to keep interest rates

high at about 4.3, which translates into 30-year mortgages over 7%. On the other hand, Donald Trump

said there's no evidence there's an inflation, and we would like to get some stimulus to

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