Powell’s Last Dance in Wyoming: Smoke, Mirrors, and Monetary Sorcery As Fed Chair Jerome Powell steps up to the podium at Jackson Hole this Friday, it won’t just be another speech—it’s a carefully choreographed finale in a long-running illusion. His tenure ends in May 2026, and Trump’s already made it clear: Powell won’t be getting a second act. The establishment’s favorite monetary mechanic is running out of time to cement his legacy—and their control. This year’s Jackson Hole event isn’t just about interest rates. It’s about legacy laundering. After guiding the Fed through unprecedented manipulations, Powell is teeing up a narrative that paints him as the cautious, data-driven steward of the economy. But behind the script is a system that’s…
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