Aurelli says Trump “was arrested by surprise” by the fall of the stock market

Political commentator Bill Orili said on Monday that he believed President Trump was “fascinated” by the sliding stock market after he announced the comprehensive global tariff plan earlier this month.

In an interview with Newsnation “on balance with Lieland Vittert”, O’reilly pushed to point out that Trump is responsible for not warning Americans against expecting some economic turmoil in response to his identification advertisements, which later stopped.

“I think President Trump was surprised on the market,” said Urie Vitrt when asked about the level of Trump’s responsibility in this regard.

And speed in fasting once [Treasury Secretary Scott] Bessent told him that you got [pivot] Because the US dollar, bonds and everything else, and he did so, but I do not think he expected the stock market to decrease the way it happened. “

These observations came during a conversation about the decline in the president’s approval, which highlighted the frustration of the Americans who are steeped in dealing with Trump with the economy.

O’Reillly Vittert told the American people to worry about the economy and this reflects in Trump’s polling numbers. But the media host for a long time said that Trump has an opportunity to transform his poll, if his plan for the economy is working.

“This stock market has decreased in a horrific way and no one was ready for that,” said Urieli, adding: “People have the right to be afraid. It is not the media that leads fear. It is the money of the people gained hard on paper.”

“But it is not rooted,” continued. “It is not like Joe Biden, who was failing from top to bottom, and there was nothing to improve in Joe Biden because he did not face problems. He completely ignored her.”

Orili concluded that “Trump could push economic prosperity if things go on, which means deals.” “And they remain promising that the deals will be announced. I think some will be – well, this is my information – and I think that … when [economy] I turn, it will be a roar. Now, if it is wrong, it is over. “