Trump explodes in disjointed tirade against Obama and the federal bank: "Where did I find this guy, Jerome?"

Donald Trump attacked his predecessor Barack Obama and the chairman of the Federal Reserve in a series of early morning tweets.

The President of the United States first came to terms with a program of the Obama era allowing the protection of some undocumented immigrant youth, called Deferred Action for Arrivals of D & # 39; 39 children (Daca).

"President Obama never legally has the right to sign DACA, and he has indicated it at the time of signing." But whatever it is, how can he have the right to sign and I do not have the right to "unsigned"? " Mr. Trump said Friday.

"Totally illegal document that would give the president new powers."

Later, he added, "DACA will be appearing in the Supreme Court, a document that even President Obama did not consider legally authorized to sign – he signed it anyway!

"Rest assured that if the [Supreme Court] does what all say that it must, according to the law, a bipartisan agreement will be concluded for the benefit of all! "

In 2017, Mr. Trump announced his intention to phase out the daca as part of the White House's radical immigration policy, but this decision was suspended by several courts. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments on the legality of the program in November.

There is no evidence that Mr. Obama ever suggested that he did not have the power to issue daca.

According to CNN, Obama was the only individual to be among the top 10 topics on which Mr. Trump repeatedly made misrepresentations about this summer.

Of Trump's 328 false truths over a six-week period in July and August, 7% concerned the former president.

Trump then moved to one of the favorite targets of his president Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, which, according to the president, is largely responsible for the economic downturn.

"The Fed should lower rates, it was MUCH too early to raise rates and far too late to cut rates – and a high dose quantitative tightening did not really help either." Where did I find this guy Jerome Oh, you can not go to the mall! " he tweeted.

The president, who before taking office, had announced that he would "hire the best," personally appointed Powell as chief of the US central bank.

Mr. Trump went on to publish a series of messages of support to allies, including Sarah Sanders, White House Press Secretary, who has just left her post, following her participation on the program's favorite show. morning president Fox and friends.

He also praised a new book by Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, who earlier this year had issued a network scolding for what was widely perceived as an attack. anti-Muslim against Democratic Congressman Ilhan Omar.