Republican New York State Rep. Nicole Mariotakis has accused CNN anchor Kate Boldun of trying to pinned economic issues with President Donald Trump despite his administration being in its early stages.
Trump did not rule out the possibility of a recession in 2025 Interview Maria Bartiromo from Fox Business’s Sunday Morning Futures.
“I hate predicting that kind of thing,” Trump said. “What we’re doing is so big, so there’s a period of transition. We’re bringing wealth back to America. That’s a big thing… It takes a little time, but I think it should be great for us.”
Trump also confirmed in Congress on Tuesday. address The tariffs would cause “a little obstruction,” but they argued that it was not important.
Bolduan of “CNN News Central” suggested that Trump was responsible for current economic issues, but Mario Takis retreated and pointed to the role of former President Joe Biden’s administration. (Related: “We’re hoping for fairness”: Navarro defends tariffs to fight the cartel, protects China’s control and saves America’s lives)
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“Given the uncertainty that Trump’s tariff approach is being created, Donald Trump was asked over the weekend about the possible recession that is happening this year, given that tariffs often prove inflation,” Bolduan said. “He wasn’t 100% confident that he could stop the recession in 2025. If that’s the risk he’s running in this kind of whiplash and business uncertainty environment, is there a risk you think it’s worth it while prices are rising?”
“Well, over the past year, there’s been talk of the recession. This was a threat that went back to the Biden administration. Mario Takis replied, “Why? I think a lot of the country’s energy policy dismantling has really fueled the costs of business because of a lot of inflation expenditure. Also, regulations introduced by the Biden administration. So I think we have a real opportunity here to stop the recession that was supposed to come in the past year. ”
Bolduan suspended to argue that people are saying the upcoming recession stems from Trump’s policies rather than Biden.
“We can’t ignore the damage the Biden administration has done to our economy with their regulations on their inflationary spending, where interest rates that have skyrocketed due to his policies,” Mario Takis retorted. “You can’t deny it.”
Lawmakers also said Republicans will help prevent a slowdown in the US economy if they have successfully made the government more efficient and worked to extend Trump’s first term tax cuts. Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich warned on March 3 that extending tax cuts could be important to stop the looming recession.
“You need to remember. President Trump has already brought in $2 trillion in private investment. He has only been in office for a month,” Mario Takis added. “Every week we hear about new companies repatriated, manufactured or expanded in the US, whether foreign or domestic companies like Apple.”
“And I think we can certainly prevent this, and we should. And we need to keep an eye on those tariffs and make sure it doesn’t have a negative impact,” she continued. “But there are many more in this: oil prices are falling, inflation is falling, and they are also very important indicators.”
Bolduan responded with goals and Best Buy’s claims. “Last week, we said that prices are rising directly related to tariffs.” But they actually said that prices are expected to rise due to the prices, According to On the hill.
Mario Takis claimed that the tariffs were not yet in force, but Bordouin pushed back saying some of them had.
Trump has announced that he will delay tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and the nation’s role in implementing 25% tariffs on China on Tuesday, allowing illegal immigration and fentanyl to pour into the United States, causing the president to delay tariffs on Mexican imports covered by the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). post.
“President Biden actually maintained and increased tariffs in China, right? But Trump came in and there was a slight increase in change. But these are all tariffs that have been in effect through the Biden administration,” Mario Takis said. “I think what Joe Biden maintained is a 50% tariff and an additional addition to certain sectors, especially the 25% of the energy he introduced. So you want to blame President Trump – he was there for a month. He never levied the tariffs he said he said in Mexico and Canada.”
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