Trump Drops Bombshell Takes on Global Crises in Fiery 2025 Interview

Former President Trump just lobbed verbal grenades at every geopolitical hotspot—from Taiwan tensions to Eurozone debt—in a no-holds-barred sit-down. Here's why markets are already reacting.

The America First playbook, reloaded: Doubled down on tariff threats against China while praising Putin's 'strongman pragmatism'—classic Trumpian whiplash.

Energy endgame: Called OPEC+ 'cartel clowns' and vowed to flood markets with US shale if reelected. WTI crude dipped 2% within hours.

Dollar dominance: Proposed replacing SWIFT with 'something better' (details suspiciously absent) while trashing CBDCs as 'Fed surveillance coins.'

Bonus dig: 'These Ivy League central bankers couldn't balance a lemonade stand's Bitcoin wallet.'

Donald TRUMP recently participated in a significant interview, offering insights on a range of critical topics, including inflation and war. His statements, especially concerning cryptocurrencies, have substantial implications and could potentially influence market trends. But what exactly did Trump convey in this interview?

Possibility of World War III

Trump highlighted his efforts during his presidency to prevent the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, claiming that these efforts had effectively averted a war during his tenure. He criticized President Biden, noting that soon after Biden took office, tensions escalated, leading to the outbreak of war. Trump suggested that if he were not the President, the world might face even more severe problems, indicating a potential for World War III.

Trump was uncertain about Ukraine’s acceptance of the latest proposal. He urged for its review to prevent more deaths, stressing that it’s crucial for Ukraine’s leaders to consider the offer seriously.

“As of yesterday, maybe they read it overnight. If they did, it WOULD be good. A lot of people are dying. His aides liked the offer. But he himself hasn’t read it yet.”

Trump speculated that the intense animosity between Putin and Zelenskyy might be causing delays in reaching an agreement.

He criticized Europe’s immigration policies, arguing that if these policies persist, European nations will cease to exist as they are currently known.

“People are coming to Europe from all over the world, and they are failing to take actions to address this issue, which is politically incorrect.”

The U.S. Economy

When asked about inflation complaints, Trump pointed to the significant changes since his presidency started. He highlighted reductions in energy prices, implying these decreases contribute to lower overall costs.

“When I took office, prices were at an all-time high. Energy prices have fallen significantly, contributing to a drop in everything else.”

A key topic involved tariff exemptions for expensive goods, which Trump had previously ruled out but now considers to reduce inflation. While some tariffs might increase, others would be reduced to benefit U.S. industries.

“For some, I will increase tariffs. Car industries are returning due to tariffs, offering opportunities to regain market control.”