Urgent: Fed PANICS With Emergency Decision - Trump Already Planning REVENGE

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EXPLOSIVE segment from the Next News Network's RAW FEED with Gary Franchi as President Trump announces the termination of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, calling him "Too Late Powell" three times in a single statement. The Fed just cut rates by 0.25% to 3.75-4%, their second desperate move this year, but it's too little, too late. Trump made it crystal clear: "He'll be out of there in a few months and we'll get somebody new." The monetary revolution has begun.

The timing couldn't be more damning. As Powell announced the rate cut, he admitted subprime auto loan defaults are surging while claiming they don't indicate broader credit issues. The Fed will stop shrinking its balance sheet on December 1st, essentially admitting defeat and pumping liquidity back into a dying system. Bloomberg confirmed two Fed governors dissented - one wanting bigger cuts, one wanting none. The division exposes the panic behind closed doors.

Trump's vision is revolutionary: "We're going to go back to the way it used to be. When we announce good news, the stock markets are going to go up. And that's the way it should be." No more Fed manipulation when companies succeed. No more raising rates because they're "worried about inflation three years from now." The President wants markets that reflect reality, not central bank games.

The intelligence community's assessment is brutal: "The Fed isn't managing inflation anymore, it's managing illusion." Powell pretends to control a system barely holding together while everyone from Trump to Wall Street sees through the charade. They're trapped - raise rates and break the debt machine keeping government and corporations alive; cut rates and expose the fake recovery. Every empire in decline performs this stability theater while foundations crack beneath.

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Trump revealed the origin of this disaster: "Somebody gave me a bad reference on him. I put him in based on some guy that turned out to be not so hot. And we got a bad Fed guy." The President asked his audience for suggestions, even joking with Time Magazine's Mark about his 50 covers - "I can only use 17 of them, the rest aren't so good." But behind the humor lies serious intent: draining the monetary swamp.

Powell's own words expose the crisis. He admitted the government shutdown "will weigh on economic activity," housing remains weak, and inflation stays elevated. His talk of "gradually cooling" labor markets and "moderate pace" growth can't hide reality - the soft landing narrative has crashed. Banks are hoarding cash, defaults are climbing, and the Fed's throwing everything at a problem they created.

The contrast with Trump's real economy is stark. While Powell prints fake prosperity, Trump announced Japan will fund American shipbuilding revival. Real factories, real jobs, real growth - not monetary manipulation. As one analyst noted: "Yellen and the big players at BlackRock and Goldman already know. They're not trying to fix the system, they're trying to own the collapse."

Markets initially rallied on the rate cut before selling off - proving even Wall Street doesn't believe Powell's promises anymore. The Dow hit another record high before reality set in. Two Fed governors dissenting shows the institution fracturing from within. Stephen Byrne wanted bigger cuts as Trump demanded; Jeffrey Schmidt wanted none. The Fed's divided because they know it's over.

Treasury Secretary Besant emerges as the likely replacement, ready to implement Trump's vision of honest money and real growth. The President wants someone who understands that good economic news should mean rising markets, not Fed interference. Someone who won't sacrifice American prosperity to maintain an illusion of control. The revolution isn't coming - it's here, and Powell's days are numbered.

Catch the whole RAW FEED live stream at https://youtu.be/GtIt_Y_IlYI