Trump actually playing double games with every American and the world.
Now look — Trump himself appointed Powell on February 5, 2018. But every time he kept saying, “Oh, I’m a good person, I want to decrease Fed rates, but it’s Powell who won’t do it. I’ll remove him. Then later he says, No, I’m not removing him.
Truth is, Trump and Powell were on the same page the whole time. That’s why just a few hours ago, Trump said Powell may not cut rates — like he doesn’t already know what’s going on.