Trump can shoot Hegseth but refuses to; You can’t shoot Powell but wants anyway

Washington – An agency manager took the United States out of the Covid pandemic while avoiding a recession, something that many prominent economists thought it would be impossible.

The other, after only weeks at work, has caused an investigation into its use of an unauthorized telephone application to discuss sensitive military attack plans while causing havoc and confused in the Pentagon.

Guess which President Donald Trump wants to shoot.

“He is doing a great job. It’s just a false news,” Trump said Monday about the Secretary of Defense and former News Weekend Pete Hegseth presenter a day after the revelations that he sent a second text chat of the signal group, which included his wife, brother and personal lawyer, about an imminent US attack against Houthi’s rebels in Yemen last month.

Meanwhile, Trump increased his attacks against Jerome Powell, the president of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, calling him a “great loser” in a social media post on Monday morning that Powell asked Powell again to reduce interest rates to boost the financial markets that Trump caused with his commercial war.

“There may be a deceleration of the economy unless Mr. Too Late, a great loser, reduces interest rates, now. Europe has already” reduced “seven times. Powell has always been” [sic] Late, ‘except when it came to the electoral period when he went down to help Sleepy Joe Biden, later Kamala, to be chosen. How did that work? Trump wrote.

The financial markets, they already dropped significantly since Trump intensified their commercial war with the rest of the planet earlier this month, reacted accordingly, with the S&P 500 falling 2.4% and the performance of the 10 -year treasure bonds increased.

“He wants to blame the Fed for the collapse of the distracting market of the Fiasco of Commercial Policy,” said Marc Short, who worked at the White House of Trump’s first term as the head of the Cabinet of the then vice president Mike Pence.

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Powell was originally appointed by Trump to direct the Fed at the end of 2017. He was re -elected to a second four -year term by President Joe Biden in 2022 and has gained praise of experts from the entire political spectrum to achieve a “soft landing” for the economy after the inflation of the fed pandemic. Several economists had predicted that a recession was probably, Bloomberg in 2022 predicted a 100% probability of a recession by 2024, but Powell showed that they were wrong.

Lately, he has angry Trump by refusing lower interest rates quickly and explain that Trump’s rates are likely to bring inflation back. Powell’s term does not end for another year, but Trump has spoken repeatedly about saying goodbye, an option that many legal experts do not believe he has done.

“The current opinion among legal scholars suggests no, but that will not prevent you from attacking [Powell] Daily, “said Ty Cobb, a lawyer who worked at the White House lawyer’s office in Trump’s first mandate.” You can try to fire it anyway or get Congress to try to change the law. Man has to do with anger, complaints and revenge. His narcissism is a disabling disease. He has no control over him and his access to truth is very fragile between his delusions and rage. ”

The last drama of Will-O-Won-Won-Won-Won-Ellarship again highlights the contrast between the actions of Trump and the intelligent and decisive businessman who played in the “reality” “The Amprentice” games program. Trump built his business credentials on the line “You are fired” that he would deliver at the end of each episode, even if he occasionally forgot the script and fired the wrong person.

In the White House during his first term, Trump was reluctant to say goodbye to people and generally assigned an underlying to carry out the task or did so remotely, even through Twitter publications.

Trump hired the then friend and advisor Anthony Scaramucci for a higher position, but then left the then chief of staff John Kelly to say goodbye days later. Trump fired his original cabinet boss, Reyge Priebus, announcing his replacement through tweet while Air Force One prepared to land on the Andrews joint base. The Priebus truck was torn from Trump’s caravan back to the White House.

That Hegesh’s problems in the Pentagon have been promoted by the coverage of the media: the history of his participation in a signal talk about Yemen’s incursion with other senior administration officials came to light because the journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently invited to the text chain of the text chain.

“I think he won’t say goodbye,” said Scaramucci. “Unless there is some type of setback in Trump that I don’t understand.”

Which, Cobb said, is great news for the adversaries of the United States. “Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are having a field day, undermining all classified things thanks to these jesters!” said.