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PANews reported on February 1 that Nick Tmiraos, a "Federal Reserve mouthpiece," revealed in an article on the X platform that US President Trump attended an eventPANews reported on February 1 that Nick Tmiraos, a "Federal Reserve mouthpiece," revealed in an article on the X platform that US President Trump attended an event

"Federal Reserve mouthpiece": Trump jokes he'll sue Warsh if he doesn't cut rates.

Author: PANews

Source: PANews

2026/02/01 20:24

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According to PANews on February 1, Nick Timiraos—widely regarded as the "Federal Reserve mouthpiece"—posted on X that President Trump made remarks at an event following his nomination of Kevin Warsh for Federal Reserve Chairman. During his speech, Trump jokingly threatened to sue Warsh should he fail to reduce interest rates.This comment, many analysts believe, underscores the ongoing tension between political pressure and monetary policy independence.

PANews reported on February 1 that Nick Tmiraos, a "Federal Reserve mouthpiece," revealed in an article on the X platform that US President Trump attended an event and gave a speech the day after announcing Kevin Warsh as the Federal Reserve Chairman, and joked that he would sue Warsh if he did not lower interest rates.

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