Trump Admin Calls Him A Liar? 

In a bold statement made on NBC’s Meet the Press, President Donald Trump’s Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, made a claim that Trump himself would not. Responding to concerns about the possibility of an impending recession, Lutnick pushed back against the notion that the American economy would face tough times.

NBC’s Kristen Welker pressed Lutnick on the issue, citing declining consumer sentiment, rising inflation, and warnings from major banks like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, who suggested that a recession in the next year is increasingly likely. Lutnick, however, was firm in his response: “Absolutely not.” He argued that betting against President Trump’s leadership was misguided, comparing it to those who doubted Trump’s ability to succeed in the past. According to Lutnick, Trump’s leadership will continue to drive success, and the U.S. will not experience a recession under his administration.

Lutnick emphasized that President Trump’s economic policies, particularly the imposition of reciprocal tariffs, will stimulate unprecedented growth in the American economy. He pointed to the massive inflow of $1.3 trillion in new investment into the country as proof of Trump’s economic success, noting that such investments could drive a 1% increase in GDP growth for every trillion invested. “You’re going to see over the next two years the greatest period of growth America has ever experienced,” Lutnick predicted, expressing complete confidence in Trump’s ability to avoid a recession.

However, President Trump himself sounded a more cautious note when asked about the likelihood of a recession. In a separate interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo, the president declined to make any bold predictions, explaining that bringing wealth back to America is a monumental task that may take time. Trump acknowledged that while there could be some transitional challenges, his policies are aimed at revitalizing American prosperity in the long term.

In contrast to Lutnick’s optimism, Trump’s more measured approach suggests that the administration remains focused on long-term growth, even as it acknowledges the complexities involved. While Lutnick’s enthusiastic forecast might be a bit more aggressive, it is clear that both he and Trump are committed to boosting the American economy in ways that have never been seen before. The key takeaway? No matter the challenges, the Trump administration is focused on growth, jobs, and making America more competitive on the world stage.

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