Although it was indeed written yesterday that Chuanzi was using off the shelf tactics to manipulate Abao, the entire camp worked together to force him to resign, and even what was leaked later yesterday may have been a part of the pressure on Play. But I don't think Powell would resign. It's been six months already, so he should resign early. He can't jump back and forth between being whipped and eating cow dung like Iran. With less than a year left in the term, I will persist in completing it and bring it down. And even if Powell did resign, he could not immediately change the attitude of the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. After all, the minutes of the meeting at 2:00 in the morning also clearly showed that only a few people supported the immediate interest rate reduction. As the chairman, Powell only had one vote. Trump may indeed be planning to kill Powell, but he needs to draw 7 votes out of 12 votes to be sure. Taking a step back, even if Powell resigns immediately today, the appointment of the new chairman still needs to be confirmed by the Senate. With only a one vote lead in narrowly passing the reference bill, it can be expected that the appointment of the new chairman may involve a lot of disputes and interest exchanges, with a period of several months. During this period, the existing policy framework will continue to take effect. Therefore, it is better to let Master Bao serve his full term after all these twists and turns. Unless Trump really wants to show the political authority of the president, he must kill Master Bao. But Trump will consume a lot of political resources in doing so, and it seems that there is no need to cause trouble for himself, so he still wants to make some small tricks to throw the pot to Master Bao. If he is really a big boy, he can also let Master Bao carry the pot. There is no need to kill him.