Bill Pulte, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director discusses whether or not he wrote a draft letter to President Trump about firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and goes into detail on why he believes Powell should no longer be Fed Chair.

Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency Bill Pulte discusses President Donald Trump's attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

President Donald Trump’s feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell continues to escalate, as the president openly discussed firing Powell in meetings with Republican lawmakers and in public remarks.

A senior Trump administration official said Friday that Fed Chair Jerome Powell is “considering resigning” as pressure grows for an investigation into whether he lied to Congress about the central bank’s “Palace of Versailles” renovations to its headquarters in Washington, DC.

Odds of Jerome Powell's removal hit new highs as Trump waves draft firing letter. Political pressure and inflation data drive markets into uncertainty.

President Trump told Republican lawmakers he was leaning toward firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, but said he wouldn't on Wednesday.

Bill Pulte, the nation's top mortgage regulator, has called for a congressional investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Bill Pulte, who oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, applauded chatter stating Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell would soon depart from his position. “I’m encouraged by reports that Jerome

US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell is mulling resignation as pressure mounts for scrutiny into whether he was truthful to Congress about the Fed's 'Palace of Versailles' renovation to its headquarters in Washington,

Major stock indexes slid as much as 0.8% midday after news that Trump told Republican lawmakers that he was likely to attempt to remove Powell from his job soon. The prospect that lower rates would eventually yield higher inflation sparked a selloff in long-dated Treasurys,