Brendan Boyle

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Bloomberg News Now · Bitcoin at Lowest Level since 2024, Tech Rout Sinks Stocks, More · 5 Feb 2026 podcast

Their faces are visible.

Why is ICE any different?

Why is ICE acting like they're somehow above the law?

Why should they get special treatment?

The MeidasTouch Podcast · Rep. Boyle Discusses Trump and MAGA Republican Chaos · 14 Jan 2026 podcast

You know, it's so funny that you're saying this because not even about 20 minutes ago, a Democratic colleague and I were both having this conversation and we were both perplexed at how the markets are just completely shrugging their shoulders at this point.

Yesterday they were up slightly, today they're down slightly.

They obviously do not take Donald Trump seriously, as you've said.

I also think it's a reflection of the fact they have a great deal of confidence

in our criminal justice system that this pathetic and dangerous gambit legally just won't work and that Mr. Powell is not really under any serious legal problem.

What I would say to them is, you know, boy, I hope your confidence isn't overconfidence and I hope it isn't misplaced.

because we could be in store for a very rude awakening if this pressure, this unprecedented illegal criminal pressure from Donald Trump actually succeeds.

I give Jay Powell a lot of credit.

He's a traditional old school country club Republican, served in Republican administrations going back to George Herbert Walker Bush.

in the late 80s and early 90s, there's a lot of integrity to stand up to this pressure.

I fear though that it will ultimately have some sort of effect and that would be bad even though I would love to see, I think we would all love to see lower rates and to pay less for our mortgage and auto loans.

The reality though is if these decisions are being driven by politics and political pressure,

and not the data, they could end up sparking an inflation crisis that we will have to live through and suffer through for years and years to come.

You know, it's funny.

I think people, even if they're not paying attention to CPI data, they just kind of know from their own personal experience that America just simply is too expensive right now.

In order to get by in the United States of America today,

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