Trump Claims Fed Rate Cuts Could Save U.S. $900 Billion in Interest — Is He Right?

 Former President Donald Trump recently claimed that cutting Federal Reserve interest rates could save the U.S. government up to $900 billion annually in interest payments on the national debt. It’s a bold statement that has sparked debate among economists and political analysts alike. But is the math behind it realistic—or just campaign rhetoric? Here’s what we know about the numbers, the Fed’s role, and the broader implications.