In 1932, the unemployment rate in this country was 23.6%. Let me say that again. The unemployment rate in 1932 was 23.6%. We were at the depth of what came to be known as the Great Depression, the cruelest economic

depression in American history.

Starving children were going to bed hungry in this country in 1932.

The suicide rate was skyrocketing.

And today, the Trump stock market is on its way, according to the Wall Street Journal,

to the quote, worst April since 1932.

Prior to the Donald Trump stock market, not a single economic indicator in this country has ever resembled anything in 1932 during the entire

course of our lifetimes. But now Donald Trump has managed to bring the stock market back to

1932. The difference between 1932 and today is that in 1932, the only hope, and I mean the only hope

that people had in this country came from the newly elected president of the United States,

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was working every day then

to lead the country out of that depression, which is exactly what he did. Every president in our

lifetimes has always known every minute of the day how to instantaneously crash the stock market.

They've all known how to do it, and not one of them has chosen to do that until Donald Trump.

Every president always knew that all he had to do to crash the stock market was to take a public

swipe at the chair of the Federal Reserve, who has always been, no matter who it is, more popular

with Wall Street than any president of the United States. So for better or worse, Wall Street

always respects the Federal Reserve chair much more than they respect the President of the United States. So for better or worse, Wall Street always respects the Federal Reserve chair

much more than they respect the President of the United States. And now that respect gap is bigger

than ever. And so Donald Trump decided that once again today, he would attack, publicly

attacked Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve,

who was appointed to that job by Donald Trump in his first term, and then was reappointed by

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