David could certainly discern the implicit meaning in the other's words, and he sneered in response, "Mr. Prescott, I must first have you understand something, the Federal Reserve is not entrusted to me personally, but to the nation. Do you think the market trusts you more, or the nation?"
Prescott's expression instantly stiffened.
He had thought his reply was perfect, but in a blink of an eye, David had turned the tables on him.
Indeed, entrusting the Federal Reserve to David could cause major market upheavals, but it's different when it's in the hands of the nation.
Which could instill greater confidence in the markets, a nation or a personal organization?
Without a doubt, the former!
"Mr. Prescott, if you look around the world, which nation's central bank is not under the control of its government? Yet America is an exception, something often discussed with great interest. I think it's time to put an end to this!"
David was undeniably correct.
