Trump Speaks on Harvard, Tariffs, China, TikTok: Full Q&A
April 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelPresident Donald Trump said he could force out Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, rebuking the notion that the US central bank is independent, and vented frustration that monetary policymakers had not recently cut interest rates. Trump has escalated his fight with the oldest and richest US university after the school refused to bow to his administration’s demands. The US froze more than $2.2 billion of multiyear grants this week, Trump suggested the Internal Revenue Service should tax the university as a “political entity” and then his homeland security chief threatened to prevent the school from enrolling foreign students. He also reiterated his threat on computer, chips, and pharma tariffs.
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