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At the “risk” of his work, a veteran journalist of the CNBC criticized President Donald Trump’s pricing threats as “absolutely crazy” – and the host of popular financial agencies Jim Cramer wondered if Trump deliberately “fabricated” a recession.

“I will say it at the risk of my work,” said the main journalist in economics, Steve Liesman, at the anchor of the Kelly Evans sales network concerning Trump’s volatile rates and tariff threats. “What President Trump does is crazy. It’s absolutely crazy.

Liesman was particularly exasperated by Trump’s threat on Tuesday to impose prices of 50% in Canada unless he agreed to become the 51st American state.

“It is mad. There is simply no other way to describe it, ”said Liesman. “The problem is that it shows that there are no limits around President Trump.”

He also warned: “We need massive quantities of capital if we want to finance our deficits, to pay the things we want to pay, to sell our bonds and to have prices for high shares, and it seems that this administration does everything that can to hunt foreign capital.”

Trump brought back his pricing threat to 50% and rather imposed 25% prices on all imports in aluminum and steel, which strikes Canada – the largest foreign supplier – the most difficult. Canada and Europe have instantly retaliated with prices on imported American products.

Popular CNBC Squawk in the street The co-host and veteran trader Cramer also criticized Trump’s confusing behavior on the prices, as well as the frightening indication of the president that a recession could be imminent. The president’s index could alone be sufficient to help trigger a recession in terms of recession, warned Cramer.

Trump’s behavior “does not sense,Cramer stressed. “People are afraid. You are not afraid of people … It’s a bad call.

Cramer said the president played “absolutely” with fire. He hypothesized that the clicking of the market by Trump could be “deliberate”, although he did not specify a possible reason.

Cramer said that he had not imagined “We will have a recession – as I said, it is made. It is manufactured, “he told co-host Carl Quintanilla. “” Made “could easily cause a recession.”

He warned: “I say that the manufacture is that you can get there. And when you get angry, and when you lose your composure, and you get angry … it makes people nervous and upset, “he added, referring to Trump.

Cramer pleaded in the White House to have a nicer tone with American allies due to economic stability.

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At the “risk” of his work, a veteran journalist of the CNBC criticized President Donald Trump’s pricing threats as “absolutely crazy” – and the host of popular financial agencies Jim Cramer wondered if Trump deliberately “fabricated” a recession.

“I will say it at the risk of my work,” said the main journalist in economics, Steve Liesman, at the anchor of the Kelly Evans sales network concerning Trump’s volatile rates and tariff threats. “What President Trump does is crazy. It’s absolutely crazy.

Liesman was particularly exasperated by Trump’s threat on Tuesday to impose prices of 50% in Canada unless he agreed to become the 51st American state.

“It is mad. There is simply no other way to describe it, ”said Liesman. “The problem is that it shows that there are no limits around President Trump.”

He also warned: “We need massive quantities of capital if we want to finance our deficits, to pay the things we want to pay, to sell our bonds and to have prices for high shares, and it seems that this administration does everything that can to hunt foreign capital.”

Trump brought back his pricing threat to 50% and rather imposed 25% prices on all imports in aluminum and steel, which strikes Canada – the largest foreign supplier – the most difficult. Canada and Europe have instantly retaliated with prices on imported American products.

Popular CNBC Squawk in the street The co-host and veteran trader Cramer also criticized Trump’s confusing behavior on the prices, as well as the frightening indication of the president that a recession could be imminent. The president’s index could alone be sufficient to help trigger a recession in terms of recession, warned Cramer.

Trump’s behavior “does not sense,Cramer stressed. “People are afraid. You are not afraid of people … It’s a bad call.

Cramer said the president played “absolutely” with fire. He hypothesized that the clicking of the market by Trump could be “deliberate”, although he did not specify a possible reason.

Cramer said that he had not imagined “We will have a recession – as I said, it is made. It is manufactured, “he told co-host Carl Quintanilla. “” Made “could easily cause a recession.”

He warned: “I say that the manufacture is that you can get there. And when you get angry, and when you lose your composure, and you get angry … it makes people nervous and upset, “he added, referring to Trump.

Cramer pleaded in the White House to have a nicer tone with American allies due to economic stability.

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At the “risk” of his work, a veteran journalist of the CNBC criticized President Donald Trump’s pricing threats as “absolutely crazy” – and the host of popular financial agencies Jim Cramer wondered if Trump deliberately “fabricated” a recession.

“I will say it at the risk of my work,” said the main journalist in economics, Steve Liesman, at the anchor of the Kelly Evans sales network concerning Trump’s volatile rates and tariff threats. “What President Trump does is crazy. It’s absolutely crazy.

Liesman was particularly exasperated by Trump’s threat on Tuesday to impose prices of 50% in Canada unless he agreed to become the 51st American state.

“It is mad. There is simply no other way to describe it, ”said Liesman. “The problem is that it shows that there are no limits around President Trump.”

He also warned: “We need massive quantities of capital if we want to finance our deficits, to pay the things we want to pay, to sell our bonds and to have prices for high shares, and it seems that this administration does everything that can to hunt foreign capital.”

Trump brought back his pricing threat to 50% and rather imposed 25% prices on all imports in aluminum and steel, which strikes Canada – the largest foreign supplier – the most difficult. Canada and Europe have instantly retaliated with prices on imported American products.

Popular CNBC Squawk in the street The co-host and veteran trader Cramer also criticized Trump’s confusing behavior on the prices, as well as the frightening indication of the president that a recession could be imminent. The president’s index could alone be sufficient to help trigger a recession in terms of recession, warned Cramer.

Trump’s behavior “does not sense,Cramer stressed. “People are afraid. You are not afraid of people … It’s a bad call.

Cramer said the president played “absolutely” with fire. He hypothesized that the clicking of the market by Trump could be “deliberate”, although he did not specify a possible reason.

Cramer said that he had not imagined “We will have a recession – as I said, it is made. It is manufactured, “he told co-host Carl Quintanilla. “” Made “could easily cause a recession.”

He warned: “I say that the manufacture is that you can get there. And when you get angry, and when you lose your composure, and you get angry … it makes people nervous and upset, “he added, referring to Trump.

Cramer pleaded in the White House to have a nicer tone with American allies due to economic stability.