Trump’s Message To War-Weary Markets: ‘Sorry, It’s The Way I Negotiate’

It's been a truly bewildering 24 hours for anyone attempting to get a read on where exactly the Sino-US trade spat is likely to go next. On Sunday, in response to a question from a reporter at a breakfast with Boris Johnson, Donald Trump suggested he had "second thoughts" about hiking tariffs on China Friday afternoon. White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham and, subsequently, Larry Kudlow and Steve Mnuchin, claimed the president didn't hear the question. In fact, they said, Trump wished

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6 thoughts on “Trump’s Message To War-Weary Markets: ‘Sorry, It’s The Way I Negotiate’

  1. Re: ““it’s done well for me over the years”.”

    If we could just see those closed court files and take a peek @ the truth — and if course, reconcile his IRS returns, which are unavailable and now protected by his ass-kissing buddy at Treasury, who is backed up by ass-kissing DOJ —

  2. He sure is glad we don’t have debtor’s prison these days. he would have been a lifer after the first bankruptcy and saved investors billions in the aftermath. That would have worked out well for the investors.