It's very clear. I mean, it's done by.

The C-H-H-Hump?

Like, is to feel like neutral?

Of course, of course.

Yeah.

And Trump was president, he wanted to stimulate the economy.

Right.

But he wouldn't do it.

And he started raising interest rates and doing the opposite that Trump wanted.

So I mean so the feeling is this that like we don't want Trump to be in the government.

Arelismo, principal economist with the Federal Reserve says Jerome Power wants to go down in history as someone who quote

held the line against Donald Trump unquote

Isn't it for the legacy

He wants to be a remembered industry about

as somebody who held the line

games like Trump and somebody who helped the economy.

So he wants to preserve his legacy as someone.

Even though he's a Republican on paper,

Democrats don't want him.

Yeah, because he's responsive.

I mean, like under under Powell, the Fed has changed to think about equity issues, like racial issues,

think about wealth inequality, as part of the mandate, as part of the original policy.

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