Donald Trump y Jerome Powell discuten durante una visita a la obra de un edificio de la Fed.

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00:00Gracias.

00:30One of the reasons I wanted to see is the overruns of the expenses and wanted to figure out why.

00:36So we're taking a look and it looks like it's about 3.1 billion. It went up a little bit for a lot.

00:44So the 2.7 is now 3.1.

00:48I'm not aware of that.

00:49Yeah, it just came out.

00:51I haven't heard that from anybody.

00:54Oh, it just came out.

00:56I don't know if that is about 3.1 as well.

01:013.1.

01:023.2.

01:03This came from us?

01:04Yes.

01:05I don't know who does that.

01:09You're including the market renovation.

01:11That's our entire company.

01:12You just added in a third building.

01:14That's a third building.

01:16I know, but it's a building that's being built.

01:18No, it was built five years ago.

01:20We finished the market five years later.

01:22It's part of the overall.

01:24It's not new.

01:26So we're going to take a look.

01:28We're going to see what's happening.

01:30It's kind of a long way.

01:32Do you expect any more additional cross-overings?

01:35Don't expect them.

01:37We're ready for them.

01:38But we have a little bit of a reserve that we may use.

01:41But no, we don't.

01:42We expect to be finished in 2027.

01:44Well and long, as you can see.

01:47Nice to take these off every once in a while.

01:51When we're not under too much danger.

01:53So, any questions?

01:55I mean, I'm a real estate developer.

01:57I'm a real estate developer.

01:59What would you do with a project manager who would be over budget?

02:03Generally speaking, what would I do?

02:06I'd fire them.

02:07Do you think this issue, Mr. President, could you call us to do that?

02:10Well, I'm here just really with the chairman.

02:13He's showing us around, showing us the work.

02:15And so I don't want to get that.

02:16I don't want to be personal.

02:17I just would like to see it get finished.

02:20And in many ways, it's too bad it started.

02:23But it did start.

02:24And it's been under construction for a long time.

02:29It's going to be a real long time.

02:31Because it looks like it's got a long way to go.

02:33Yes, sir.

02:34Mr. President, are there things the chairman can say to you today that would make you back off some of the earlier criticism?

02:41Well, I'd love him to lower interest rates.

02:43Other than that, what can I tell you?

02:46The country is doing really well.

02:48I just briefed the chairman of the deal we made with Japan.

02:50Japan is putting up $550 billion in order to lower their tariffs a little bit.

02:55That way they have a little bit lower tariff.

02:57And they also opened their country to free trade, which nobody thought was even a possibility.

03:03And we get a zero tariff in the free trade.

03:08We don't pay tariffs.

03:09And they're going to pay 15 percent on everything they send into our country.

03:13So it's great.

03:14But they put up, as you could call it, seed money.

03:18Let's call it seed money.

03:19You could call it anything you want.

03:21But it's a total of $550 billion.

03:25So nobody thought any of that was possible.

03:28And it's wonderful.

03:29And we're doing pretty well with the European Union, likewise.

03:33And we have some others.

03:34They're all really big.

03:35And our country is going to make a lot of money.

03:37We would be helped if interest rates would come down.

03:39But we're going to see how the board rules on that soon.

03:42I'd love to see them come down a lot.

03:44But we have a country that's thriving.

03:48We had a dead country one year ago today.

03:50We have the hottest country anywhere in the world.

03:52And we'll get this one finished.

03:55Thank you.

03:56Thank you.

03:57Thank you.

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