Trump officials return the president’s economic policies amid incurable certainty

president Donald Trump’s tariff The markets have shook in recent weeks, which raised concerns about the high prices of consumers and their impact on the labor market, as White House officials have sought to defend their policies and indicates that the economy will have more certainty.

Kevin Haysit, Director of Trump’s National Economic Council, said, said CNBC’s “Squawk box” Trump’s tariff has made China, Canada and Mexico a more effort about illegal immigration and the smuggling of fentanel, adding that once Trump’s mutual tariffs become April 2, policy should be more logical.

“From now and April 2, there will be some uncertainty,” Haysit said on Monday. “But as April approaches, the markets will see that the mutual trade policy has a great meaning.”

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent asked NBC News’ Kristen Welker about his appearance on “Meet“If he can guarantee existence” there will be no recession on President Trump’s watch? “

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“Well, Christine, you know that there are no guarantees, like those who predicted Covid? So I can predict that we are setting strong policies that will be permanent. There may be an amendment because I told you, this huge government spending that we had, if we continue to do so – we have to implement our country about it,” Bessent said on Sunday.

“On the other hand, we will activate the private sector. I held a meeting with young bankers last week, and they are ready to start lending. I can tell you that the main street will fulfill a good performance.”

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Follow Welker and ask Bessent if it was a reference to the “modification” economy It is likely to lead to stagnation.

“There is no reason for it,” Bessin answered. “But, I can tell you that if we remain on this path, what I can guarantee is that we were going to face a financial crisis. I studied it, we learned that, and if we continue to do so on these spending levels – everything was not sustainable. So here we put it – we re -set it, and we put things on a sustainable path.”

The Minister of Commerce, Howard Lootnick CBS news Last week, “Trump’s policies are the most important thing that America was ever.”

He added that the benefits of policies will be “worth it” even if it led to a recession, saying that “the only reason that there may be a recession is that the nonsense of Biden that we had to live with. These policies produce revenues. It produces growth. They produce factories that are built here.”

Caroline Levitt says AP correspondent is clearly failed to realize the Trump tariff plan after hot exchange

Last week, the White House press secretary Caroline Levitt In response to a question from the Associated Press Josh Bouak correspondent on Trump’s tariff during a press conference, it was said that the president “does not implement tax increases” and added: “The tax tariff for foreign countries that, once again, mixes us.

Discuss the dust on Fox News “Sunday, the future on Sunday morning“During the weekend, where hosts Maria Barteromo told the president’s tariff aim to achieve revenues that allow a greater tax reduction.

Levitt said: “It is clear that (Bawak) failed to see President Trump’s long -term economic strategy, which is the introduction of a lot of revenues, and a lot of wealth in our country through definitions, so that we can give greater tax cuts to the American people to return money to their pockets.”

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There is a wide agreement between economists Customs duties tax On the imported goods that are usually paid by the importing company, which in turn goes through some or most of the cost of customs tariffs for consumers in the form of higher prices.