President Trump toured the Federal Reserve’s D.C. headquarters Thursday, the fourth of its kind by a sitting president, according to CNBC. The president confronted Chair Jerome Powell over what he called excessive construction costs and pressed him to lower interest rates. Trump and Powell toured the Fed renovation site wearing hard hats, where Trump claimed the project’s costs had exceeded $3.1 billion. Powell disagreed, saying Trump had included expenses for a separate government building completed five years earlier. The visit marked Trump’s latest move to pressure Powell to cut rates or resign, though he later said it was “highly unlikely” he would fire him. The Trump administration is targeting the Fed’s building costs as part of a broader effort to question Powell’s leadership. Despite earlier threats, Trump struck a more conciliatory tone online, calling the tour a “Great Honor.”