The MSNBC presenter Stephanie Ruhle claims Trump’s Ministry of Finance “looking for a starting door”

According to Finance Minister Scott Bessent, according to a way out of the Trump government, after the catastrophic tariffs of the Republican President had damaged his “credibility”, claims Msnbc Host Stephanie Ruhle on Friday.

“Some (sources) said to me that he is looking for an exit door to try to bring himself to the Fed, because in the past few days he has violated his own credibility and history in the markets,” said Ruhle MSNBCS Morning Joe.

Bessent accidentally became the face of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement on Wednesday, which achieved a universal tariff of 10% on all US imports and “mutual” tariffs to 180 countries. In the announcement, the equity futures plunged, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average holding the worst day since 2020, reported daily in the business business of the investor.

Ruhle suggested that Bessent, who built his $ 521 million assets with massive hedge funds, could not bear Trump’s “absurd tariff mathematics”, which some critics have built up as a “understanding of kindergarten level” of international trade.

According to Ruhles, Trump does not “hear” his finance minister “The Odd Man Out” inside the president.

She added: “(Besser) actually understands how the markets work and what is happening will only hurt the markets.”

Trump led tariffs as a form of economic revenge and claims on Wednesday that the United States has been “looted, looted, raped, looted” by other nations for decades.

Bessent’s tone was much more reserved. He called the use of comprehensive tariffs “maximum” positions in October 2024 as an economic advisor in Trump’s campaign.

“It escalates to Deescalat,” said Bessent at the time of the Financial Times.

In the run -up to the tariff -Rollout, Bessen repeated this attitude and warned the countries not to retaliate.

“Lean back, take it, let’s see how it works. Because if you retire, there will be escalation. If you don’t retress, this is the brand with floods,” he said on Wednesday.

On Friday, however, China terminated a retaliation for all US imports with 34% and again sent the nose diving of the shares.

Ruhle, a former manager of Wall Street, said that the actual support for the tariffs is thin even under Trump’s business superhorns: “I can’t find a single investor with a single argument that makes sense for these tariffs. Everything I get is, well, that is what the president thinks that is what he always wanted,” she said.