Hassett denies concerns and claims to have the ability to persuade Federal Reserve officials

The popular candidate for Federal Reserve Chairman, Hassett, denies concerns from the outside world that he will have difficulty convincing other officials after taking office, stating that he is tough enough to deal with the debate. Hassett advocates that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and officials cut interest rates too slowly, which is consistent with Trump's view. Federal Reserve observers point out that interest rate decisions require a majority vote from the Federal Open Market Committee, and the chairman nominated by Trump may not be able to gather consensus. Hassett reiterated that Trump believes the Federal Reserve's decisions under Powell's leadership are politically biased.