Trump on Fed's Warsh and rate cuts: 'He has to do what he has to do'

• President Trump asserts the U.S. economy is in a 'golden age' with more factories being built, record employment, rising wages, and strong 401Ks.
• He notes the stock market is at an all-time high, achieving 81 records in a year and a half.
• Trump criticizes the Federal Reserve for having a 'phobia' about inflation and for raising interest rates, suggesting they are trying to 'kill strength' and 'kill success' in the economy.
• He advocates for lower interest rates to allow for even greater GDP growth, potentially up to 12-13%.

President Trump discusses the current state of the U.S. economy, highlighting record employment, rising wages, and an all-time high stock market, which he describes as a 'golden age.' He expresses strong criticism of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, particularly their focus on inflation and interest rate hikes, arguing that they are hindering further economic growth.