Now, he's riding Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon over the investment bank's economics research, suggesting Solomon should find new economists, ostensibly with forecasts friendlier to the White House's policies. A cornerstone of Trump's campaign-trail promises was tariffs on imports to respark U.S. manufacturing activity.

The president took to Truth Social on Monday to attack David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs who has sometimes also gone by the moniker “DJ D-Sol.” “David Solomon and Goldman Sachs refuse to give credit where credit is due,” Trump wrote in a Tuesday morning post flexing his tariffs.

President Donald Trump called for Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon to replace its chief economist after a prediction that consumers would pay the brunt of the cost for tariffs.