Donald Trump has once again weighed in on monetary policy, advocating for significant interest rate cuts. In a recent post on Truth Social, Trump stated that "Interest rates should be cut by at least 2-3%. This would save the United States well over $800 billion a year." He further argued that lowering rates would stimulate economic growth, adding, "If things later turn negative, we can raise interest rates." This isn't the first time Trump has criticized the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy. During his presidency, he frequently pressured the Fed to lower rates to boost the economy. While the potential savings of $800 billion are significant, economists are divided on the long-term impacts of such drastic cuts. Some argue it could fuel inflation, while others believe it's necessary to offset the effects of high interest rates on businesses and consumers. The debate surrounding interest rate policy continues as the US navigates a complex economic landscape. ```