Bright and early Monday morning, Elon Musk published a video on X: Milton Friedman, economist and free market enthusiast, reflecting on the advantages of international trade.
The video comes as President Donald Trump’s prices hit the world markets, the S&P 500 sliding in the market bears and the stocks swaying wildly. Investors are preparing for an international trade in trade. The White House representatives did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Business Insider.
The Monday post – which shows Friedman holding an apparently simple pencil and celebrating its complicated and crossed production – relies on a model of pointed statements by Musk, the de facto chief of the White House office.
Musk said on Saturday that he would like to see a “zero-tail” system and a “free trade area” between the United States and Europe. The same day, Musk continued Trump’s best sales advisor, Peter Navarro, on X, writing: “A doctorate in Harvard Econ is a bad thing, not a good thing”.
Navarro is publicly pro-taleor and responded to Musk’s JAB in interviews on Sunday and Monday, deepening the gap between the two best advisers.
Trump told journalists on Sunday that he didn’t want to see tank markets, but “sometimes you have to take medication to repair something.”
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comments for this story.
The prospect of a recession is strengthened and, in a letter to the shareholders, the CEO of JPMorgan, Jamie Dimon, warned that “stagflation” could slow the economy. The Americans across the country have rallied against Trump this weekend, with a lot focused on current economic disorders.