The president was presumably moved to focus his Twitter rage on Powell after the Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added a mere 130,000 jobs in August, thanks to uncertainty surrounding the trade war
the boss, claiming that not only were Friday’s job numbers nothing to worry about, but that this was a “blowout number.”But fealty to the king and Sharpiegate may not be enough to prevent the president from showing up to Powell’s house with a baseball bat. At a forum in Zurich on Friday, the Fed chair, “I think it is the case that uncertainty around trade policy is causing some companies to hold back now on investment. We’ve been hearing quite a bit about uncertainty.
that his “main expectation” is not that there will be a recession, a statement that you’d think would win him a Presidential Medal of Freedom, but which will probably somehow only enrage the king.
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