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Trump Team In FULL PANIC Over Embarrassing Data As Prices Spike
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8:50Now PlayingDonald Trump's Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick visibly glitches on national TV after getting hit with embarrassing jobs data as rising prices, tariffs and inflation sparks economic crisis. John Iadarola and Wosny Lambre break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Lutnick Claims Trump’s Economy Isn’t Here Yet After Being Hit by Embarrassing Data
"Donald Trump’s miserable job market will not even start to improve for a few more months, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has warned.
President Trump, whose handling of the economy is often cited by supporters as one of his strengths, has been hit with waves of underwhelming and disheartening job reports this year.
On the presidential election campaign trail, Trump attacked rising prices and inflation under Joe Biden, but now it seems shoppers"
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