Breitbart Business Digest Exclusive with Donald Trump: Former POTUS Predicts Fed Will Lower Rates to Help the Democrat Nominee

By ALEXANDER MARLOW

 

The Breitbart Business Digest (BBD) had the opportunity to sit down for an exclusive interview with a tanned, rested, and jovial Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago last week for more than two hours. The conversation repeatedly returned to the state of the U.S. economy and his predictions for this election year and beyond.

Trump Roasts “Bidenomics”

The first thing on our mind was to get his broader assessment of “Bidenomics.” If you asked 100 people what the term means, you’d probably get 100 different responses, and we never did get President Trump’s exact definition, but he did say the term has been very bad for Biden.

“The fake news media came out with it, and it wasn’t supposed to be particularly good; but he liked the term and he’s used it,” the former President told us. [BBD Fact Check: True.] “But it seems to be bad for him because it really means inflation, it means bad economy, it means high taxes, and it means I think chaos and stupidity.”

That’s a pretty dang good definition, as far as we’re concerned. The “Bidenflation” is absolutely the defining feature of Joe Biden’s stewardship over the world’s largest financial engine, and any honest person would tell you the same. This is perhaps why the White House, Democrats, and the media have vacillated on whether or not to even use the term “Bidenomics.” Just a month ago it appeared as though the term was going to be memory-holed, but it resurfaced just today on NBC.

White House gaslighting and wishful thinking aside, it’s hard to disagree with President Trump’s assessment that the term “Bidenomics” is not effective branding, so he was probably pleased to see the White House press secretary dust it off…

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