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Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed has expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict in West Asia and its ripple effects on the Indian Ocean island nation, particularly its vital tourism-dependent economy Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, Mohamed Nasheed highlighted the severe economic fallout from the ongoing war. "There's a... show more

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Melvin: “The president repeatedly, though, did say that he would end the war in Ukraine on day one, and we are some 250 days into the administration.” Rubio: “That's not up to us to end the war. The Russians have to stop the war…What the president expressed is that it would be a priority of his. And it has been.” Melvin: “Repeatedly on the campaign trail, he said he would end it on day one. We're 246 days into the administration.” Rubio: “Which is an indication that he repeatedly said that he would make it a priority.”

Melvin: “The president repeatedly, though, did say that he would end the war in Ukraine on day one, and we are some 250 days into the administration.” Rubio: “That's not up to us to end the war. The Russians have to stop the war…What the president expressed is that it would be a priority of his. And it has been.” Melvin: “Repeatedly on the campaign trail, he said he would end it on day one. We're 246 days into the administration.” Rubio: “Which is an indication that he repeatedly said that he would make it a priority.”

The Bulwark

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Yes - I do agree with Hassan Kurusee, former President Mohamed Nasheed is indeed a brilliant systems architect, a visionary, & a leader who GENUINELY loves freedom. He connects with ordinary Maldivians like very few can. That’s why many of us once supported him strongly. That’s why I once loved this leader with all my heart. But even with all this, Mohamed Nasheed has SERIOUS, DEEP, flaws that makes him unsuitable for a political leader & a president. 1. FIRST & MOST SERIOUS: Mohamed Nasheed has uncontrollable anger issues. When he gets triggered, he completely loses restraint, completely loses control & makes impulsive decisions that destroy everything around him. Many close to his personal life would agree. The clearest example for us is how he managed the Feb 7, 2012 disaster and how MDP Secretariat gov ended on that day. It was absolutely wrong for the top generals & security officers at that time to betray a sitting president and they must face consequences for that treachery. BUT instead of calmly/wisely using the real power Mohamed Nasheed had as the President of Maldives (power over the majority of the army, police plus the entire gov) he LOST HIS TEMPER COMPLETELY. He started yelling, shouting, moving around frantically, and acting with ZERO CONTROL as we see in this video This crazy emotional outburst allowed the Feb 7 coup leader to penetrate into the security forces and establish their control and allowed the situation to escalate quickly and spiral out of hand. That dangerous day Mohamed Nasheed’s rage clouded his judgment when strategic, presidential leadership was needed most for the country. He probably regrets it even if he doesn’t admit it now. 2. SECOND, Mohamed Nasheed strongly believes he is the only person with the ONE & ONLY right vision for Maldives & the only person capable of leading Maldives. He strongly refuses to accept that other talented leaders (even young MDP ppl) can also be visionary and can lead Maldives. And this arrogance of Mohamed Nasheed has caused him to sideline & overshadow everyone else that tries to compete him in leadership. —- These two terrible and fatal flaws of Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial is why I am unable to support him neither as a party leader at any level or even a president or for any leadership role. And these flaws and problems of Mohamed Nasheed explain why he split MDP Secretariat after losing the 2023 primaries, formed TheDemocrats, and later tried to destroy MDP Secretariat . However, LET ME BE CLEAR: If Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial would ever truly overcome his uncontrollable anger & massive ego, me & many young / old people would support him again. However, given his repeated history, I don’t see this happening anytime soon. I hope it does though. And I believe Mohamed Nasheed’s situation is a very real loss for Maldives.

Yes - I do agree with Hassan Kurusee, former President Mohamed Nasheed is indeed a brilliant systems architect, a visionary, & a leader who GENUINELY loves freedom. He connects with ordinary Maldivians like very few can. That’s why many of us once supported him strongly. That’s why I once loved this leader with all my heart. But even with all this, Mohamed Nasheed has SERIOUS, DEEP, flaws that makes him unsuitable for a political leader & a president. 1. FIRST & MOST SERIOUS: Mohamed Nasheed has uncontrollable anger issues. When he gets triggered, he completely loses restraint, completely loses control & makes impulsive decisions that destroy everything around him. Many close to his personal life would agree. The clearest example for us is how he managed the Feb 7, 2012 disaster and how MDP Secretariat gov ended on that day. It was absolutely wrong for the top generals & security officers at that time to betray a sitting president and they must face consequences for that treachery. BUT instead of calmly/wisely using the real power Mohamed Nasheed had as the President of Maldives (power over the majority of the army, police plus the entire gov) he LOST HIS TEMPER COMPLETELY. He started yelling, shouting, moving around frantically, and acting with ZERO CONTROL as we see in this video This crazy emotional outburst allowed the Feb 7 coup leader to penetrate into the security forces and establish their control and allowed the situation to escalate quickly and spiral out of hand. That dangerous day Mohamed Nasheed’s rage clouded his judgment when strategic, presidential leadership was needed most for the country. He probably regrets it even if he doesn’t admit it now. 2. SECOND, Mohamed Nasheed strongly believes he is the only person with the ONE & ONLY right vision for Maldives & the only person capable of leading Maldives. He strongly refuses to accept that other talented leaders (even young MDP ppl) can also be visionary and can lead Maldives. And this arrogance of Mohamed Nasheed has caused him to sideline & overshadow everyone else that tries to compete him in leadership. —- These two terrible and fatal flaws of Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial is why I am unable to support him neither as a party leader at any level or even a president or for any leadership role. And these flaws and problems of Mohamed Nasheed explain why he split MDP Secretariat after losing the 2023 primaries, formed TheDemocrats, and later tried to destroy MDP Secretariat . However, LET ME BE CLEAR: If Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial would ever truly overcome his uncontrollable anger & massive ego, me & many young / old people would support him again. However, given his repeated history, I don’t see this happening anytime soon. I hope it does though. And I believe Mohamed Nasheed’s situation is a very real loss for Maldives.

Hathu ✈️

36,111 views • 4 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On India-Maldives relations, former President Of The Republic Of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, says, "I don't think that Maldives can prosper without very good relations with India. Our safety, security, and prosperity rely on our good relations with India... The new government has also patched up their differences with India, and that's encouraging. There is still some difficulty with the new government in implementing the FTA with China; the impact that it will have, not only on the Maldives but also what it can mean to India..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On India-Maldives relations, former President Of The Republic Of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, says, "I don't think that Maldives can prosper without very good relations with India. Our safety, security, and prosperity rely on our good relations with India... The new government has also patched up their differences with India, and that's encouraging. There is still some difficulty with the new government in implementing the FTA with China; the impact that it will have, not only on the Maldives but also what it can mean to India..."

ANI

26,967 views • 1 year ago

President Trump threatened more strikes on Iran's Kharg Island over the weekend and said he wasn't ready to reach a deal to end the war. US officials predicted that the conflict would end within weeks, despite Iran's assertion of being 'stable and strong'

President Trump threatened more strikes on Iran's Kharg Island over the weekend and said he wasn't ready to reach a deal to end the war. US officials predicted that the conflict would end within weeks, despite Iran's assertion of being 'stable and strong'

Reuters

109,405 views • 5 months ago

#WATCH | New York | On H-1B visa fee hike, President and CEO, Mukesh Aghi, says, "... It works in favour of India because from a US perspective, H-1B was being abused in some manner, and they would like to bring in high-quality people to the US. That means, Indian workers coming to the US on H-1B will get much higher compensation... More importantly, low-end work will shift offshore to India. Even though there's a lot of hype surrounding H-1B, the impact on India's economy and its IT services exports will be minimal... It will have an impact on innovations (in the US) and on startups. But will it impact the economy? No..."

#WATCH | New York | On H-1B visa fee hike, President and CEO, Mukesh Aghi, says, "... It works in favour of India because from a US perspective, H-1B was being abused in some manner, and they would like to bring in high-quality people to the US. That means, Indian workers coming to the US on H-1B will get much higher compensation... More importantly, low-end work will shift offshore to India. Even though there's a lot of hype surrounding H-1B, the impact on India's economy and its IT services exports will be minimal... It will have an impact on innovations (in the US) and on startups. But will it impact the economy? No..."

ANI

194,735 views • 10 months ago

During an interview at the Hoover Institution on 15 Nov 2023, Elbridge Colby and Dan Blumenthal explain why the United States has become obsessed with containing China and curtailing its economic development. In a nutshell, a prosperous China would deprive the US of its global economic control as well as the ability to rewrite rules and to rob other countries. For the US, it's a zero-sum game in which America's imperial empire mentality is projected onto China, and every other nation is subservient to America's national interests. This perspective essentially disregards the advantages of a collaborative and multipolar global order. According to Colby and Blumenthal, the US would be locked out of "economic arrangements" inside East Asia which have the potential to boom and to be the center of future global economic activity. The US military would be reduced to defending the North American Hemisphere and would be locked out of East Asia, but the US would really need access to East Asia to secure itself (economically), or else Americans would be poorer as a prosperous China would re-orient the world towards Asia. China would have the best Universities, its companies would be world's best, its treasury would be able to enforce sanctions against everyone else, its stock exchange would be the world's best, its currency would supplant the USD - which means we Americans will become a lot poorer. As America would be forced to play ball, in the same way that today many companies and other countries are forced to play ball with US sanctions even tough they don't want to. That would mean Americans will become lot poorer as our companies, institutions would be no longer the top ones, and then we become less free as America would loose its global economic control When asked if the US can accept that a great rich China dominates its own region vs dominating the planet, their conclusion is that the US can't live with either scenario because East Asia is just so fundamentally important to US national security

During an interview at the Hoover Institution on 15 Nov 2023, Elbridge Colby and Dan Blumenthal explain why the United States has become obsessed with containing China and curtailing its economic development. In a nutshell, a prosperous China would deprive the US of its global economic control as well as the ability to rewrite rules and to rob other countries. For the US, it's a zero-sum game in which America's imperial empire mentality is projected onto China, and every other nation is subservient to America's national interests. This perspective essentially disregards the advantages of a collaborative and multipolar global order. According to Colby and Blumenthal, the US would be locked out of "economic arrangements" inside East Asia which have the potential to boom and to be the center of future global economic activity. The US military would be reduced to defending the North American Hemisphere and would be locked out of East Asia, but the US would really need access to East Asia to secure itself (economically), or else Americans would be poorer as a prosperous China would re-orient the world towards Asia. China would have the best Universities, its companies would be world's best, its treasury would be able to enforce sanctions against everyone else, its stock exchange would be the world's best, its currency would supplant the USD - which means we Americans will become a lot poorer. As America would be forced to play ball, in the same way that today many companies and other countries are forced to play ball with US sanctions even tough they don't want to. That would mean Americans will become lot poorer as our companies, institutions would be no longer the top ones, and then we become less free as America would loose its global economic control When asked if the US can accept that a great rich China dominates its own region vs dominating the planet, their conclusion is that the US can't live with either scenario because East Asia is just so fundamentally important to US national security

StarBoySAR 🇭🇰 🇨🇳 🥭

94,788 views • 2 years ago

“If you would have told me a year ago that zelensky would be up and Bibi would be down, in Trump’s estimation, I would have said you were crazy. But that’s exactly what happened today. Trump is very enthused about the way that Ukraine is doing in its war, and he's not happy with Bibi at all. And he said so many, many times.” “The bottom line is that he's not going to escalate. He's not going to attack a mountain. It's a mountain, by the way. You can bomb it all you want, it’s still going to be a mountain. So it doesn't really make a lot of sense in the first place. But even if you could, Trump’s not going to do it. And so he sent Bibi packing.” “Everybody knows that the Iranians are waiting, because they don't care about economic pain, because it's a dictatorship and they can suffer economic pain for years and years and years. They're not coming up for election. You know who's coming up for election? Republicans in November. And the Iranians are going to keep the pressure on those Republicans and on the administration until November, if they can. It's a very obvious and smart strategy.”

“If you would have told me a year ago that zelensky would be up and Bibi would be down, in Trump’s estimation, I would have said you were crazy. But that’s exactly what happened today. Trump is very enthused about the way that Ukraine is doing in its war, and he's not happy with Bibi at all. And he said so many, many times.” “The bottom line is that he's not going to escalate. He's not going to attack a mountain. It's a mountain, by the way. You can bomb it all you want, it’s still going to be a mountain. So it doesn't really make a lot of sense in the first place. But even if you could, Trump’s not going to do it. And so he sent Bibi packing.” “Everybody knows that the Iranians are waiting, because they don't care about economic pain, because it's a dictatorship and they can suffer economic pain for years and years and years. They're not coming up for election. You know who's coming up for election? Republicans in November. And the Iranians are going to keep the pressure on those Republicans and on the administration until November, if they can. It's a very obvious and smart strategy.”

Josh Rogin

16,676 views • 19 days ago

Trump wants Putin to end the war in Ukraine faster. That would make it easier for the US to fight against Iran. 'I had a very good conversation with President Putin. There were many people on the line from both our side and his side. We talked about Ukraine, where there's an endless struggle going on. I think it was a positive conversation on this issue. Then, of course, we talked about the Middle East. And he wants to be helpful. I said: 'You could be much more helpful if the war between Ukraine and Russia ended' - that would really be more helpful. But we had a very good conversation. And he wants to act very constructively.' - SK

Trump wants Putin to end the war in Ukraine faster. That would make it easier for the US to fight against Iran. 'I had a very good conversation with President Putin. There were many people on the line from both our side and his side. We talked about Ukraine, where there's an endless struggle going on. I think it was a positive conversation on this issue. Then, of course, we talked about the Middle East. And he wants to be helpful. I said: 'You could be much more helpful if the war between Ukraine and Russia ended' - that would really be more helpful. But we had a very good conversation. And he wants to act very constructively.' - SK

Zlatti71

17,215 views • 5 months ago

#WATCH | Cape Town, South Africa: At the Cape Town Conversation, Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed says "We had presidential elections and there is a new govt. The new government will follow a different foreign policy but I can't see how that can change our relationship with India. I do know that there was some rhetoric on asking Indian troops in Maldives to leave but I don't think this is the path that the people of Maldives would benefit from. I have spoken in the Parliament and will continue to speak to my people giving my view that our future lies in an ever-stronger relationship with India. I believe that the new government will come to understand the intricacies of this"

#WATCH | Cape Town, South Africa: At the Cape Town Conversation, Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed says "We had presidential elections and there is a new govt. The new government will follow a different foreign policy but I can't see how that can change our relationship with India. I do know that there was some rhetoric on asking Indian troops in Maldives to leave but I don't think this is the path that the people of Maldives would benefit from. I have spoken in the Parliament and will continue to speak to my people giving my view that our future lies in an ever-stronger relationship with India. I believe that the new government will come to understand the intricacies of this"

ANI

153,921 views • 2 years ago

The latest from Marco Rubio on the negotiations: “It's the reason why we're involved in this whole Ukraine-Russia conflict. That's not our war, it's not the president's war. This war started... It never would have happened if you'd been president. But this war is going on and the president is trying to end it, not because... Listen, we got a million things to focus on in the world as a country. But he's the only leader in the world that can help end it, and that's why we're... Tha- that's why even as we speak to you now, uh, Steve Witkof is in Moscow trying to find a way to end this war to save lives of eight, nine thousand people, Mr. President, as you want to know are dying every week. More people are dying a week in that war than have died in the entirety of the US's involvement in Afghanistan or Iraq. Just think about that, how bloody and destructive it is”.

The latest from Marco Rubio on the negotiations: “It's the reason why we're involved in this whole Ukraine-Russia conflict. That's not our war, it's not the president's war. This war started... It never would have happened if you'd been president. But this war is going on and the president is trying to end it, not because... Listen, we got a million things to focus on in the world as a country. But he's the only leader in the world that can help end it, and that's why we're... Tha- that's why even as we speak to you now, uh, Steve Witkof is in Moscow trying to find a way to end this war to save lives of eight, nine thousand people, Mr. President, as you want to know are dying every week. More people are dying a week in that war than have died in the entirety of the US's involvement in Afghanistan or Iraq. Just think about that, how bloody and destructive it is”.

Kateryna Lisunova

126,074 views • 8 months ago

#WATCH | Male, Maldives | Ahead of PM Modi's 2-day visit to the country, Former President of Maldives Mohamed Nasheed says, "The Neighbourhood First policy of India provides vital opportunities for us to align with India’s dynamic economic trajectory. This regional approach has produced tangible outcomes... A formal trade agreement would add structure and predictability, allowing both sides to maximize economic potential. Such agreements could foster cooperation in shipping, logistics, and sustainable marine practices, areas where both nations have common interests... A trade framework would support food security, expand market access, and deepen trust, aligning perfectly with India’s Neighbourhood First vision and the Maldives’ development goals. It would be a win-win." He also says, "Indian assistance has played a major role during our most challenging times. With our mounting financial difficulties and substantial debt obligations, India’s timely support helped us avoid default and maintain economic stability... Frankly, if not for India, we would have gone defaulter."

#WATCH | Male, Maldives | Ahead of PM Modi's 2-day visit to the country, Former President of Maldives Mohamed Nasheed says, "The Neighbourhood First policy of India provides vital opportunities for us to align with India’s dynamic economic trajectory. This regional approach has produced tangible outcomes... A formal trade agreement would add structure and predictability, allowing both sides to maximize economic potential. Such agreements could foster cooperation in shipping, logistics, and sustainable marine practices, areas where both nations have common interests... A trade framework would support food security, expand market access, and deepen trust, aligning perfectly with India’s Neighbourhood First vision and the Maldives’ development goals. It would be a win-win." He also says, "Indian assistance has played a major role during our most challenging times. With our mounting financial difficulties and substantial debt obligations, India’s timely support helped us avoid default and maintain economic stability... Frankly, if not for India, we would have gone defaulter."

ANI

14,681 views • 1 year ago

🚨 🇻🇪🇺🇸A U.S. strike on Venezuela could shake the global economy in ways that are hard to predict. With Venezuela holding some of the largest oil reserves on the planet, any conflict might send markets spinning and push energy prices into new territory. The real question is how far those ripple effects would travel and who would feel the impact first.

🚨 🇻🇪🇺🇸A U.S. strike on Venezuela could shake the global economy in ways that are hard to predict. With Venezuela holding some of the largest oil reserves on the planet, any conflict might send markets spinning and push energy prices into new territory. The real question is how far those ripple effects would travel and who would feel the impact first.

Defense Intelligence

59,588 views • 9 months ago

#WATCH | On Maldives MP's post on PM Modi's visit to Lakshadweep, Maldives MP and Former Deputy Speaker, Eva Abdullah says "It is absolutely critical that the Government of Maldives distanced itself from the comments by the minister. I know that the government has suspended the ministers, but I think it is important that the Government of Maldives issue a formal apology to the Indian people. The remarks by the minister are simply shameful, racist and intolerable. The minister's words are in no way a reflection of the opinion of the people of Maldives. We're very aware of how dependent we have been on India, and that India has always been the first responders whenever we are in need. We've been dependent on India for economic relations, social relations, health, education, trade, tourism and the Maldives people are very grateful for this and very aware of this..."

#WATCH | On Maldives MP's post on PM Modi's visit to Lakshadweep, Maldives MP and Former Deputy Speaker, Eva Abdullah says "It is absolutely critical that the Government of Maldives distanced itself from the comments by the minister. I know that the government has suspended the ministers, but I think it is important that the Government of Maldives issue a formal apology to the Indian people. The remarks by the minister are simply shameful, racist and intolerable. The minister's words are in no way a reflection of the opinion of the people of Maldives. We're very aware of how dependent we have been on India, and that India has always been the first responders whenever we are in need. We've been dependent on India for economic relations, social relations, health, education, trade, tourism and the Maldives people are very grateful for this and very aware of this..."

ANI

373,506 views • 2 years ago

#WATCH | On PM Modi's appeal to the nation amid West Asia conflict, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal says, "The nation is in shock. I have three requests from the PM- He should tell the nation the condition of our economy today and what is expected in the near future. Today, a lot of rumours are floating in the market and this is not good for confidence of the economy."

#WATCH | On PM Modi's appeal to the nation amid West Asia conflict, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal says, "The nation is in shock. I have three requests from the PM- He should tell the nation the condition of our economy today and what is expected in the near future. Today, a lot of rumours are floating in the market and this is not good for confidence of the economy."

ANI

34,138 views • 3 months ago

Me: “You have to ask yourself the question, if Trump says the war is going to end ‘very soon,’ then what’s the $200 billion for? Because if the war is going to end very soon, then it doesn’t cost $200 billion. And he gave us a hint. He said, ‘Oh, I want you to fund the next war.’ What’s that one? ‘Oh, it’s Cuba.’ What are you going to do? ‘Oh, I’m going to take Cuba.’ What does that mean? ‘Don’t worry about it.’” Moynihan: Don’t you think we don’t want to telegraph to the enemy our exact timeline? Me: “I wish they would at least tell the president, because he doesn’t seem to know how long this is going to to take.”

Me: “You have to ask yourself the question, if Trump says the war is going to end ‘very soon,’ then what’s the $200 billion for? Because if the war is going to end very soon, then it doesn’t cost $200 billion. And he gave us a hint. He said, ‘Oh, I want you to fund the next war.’ What’s that one? ‘Oh, it’s Cuba.’ What are you going to do? ‘Oh, I’m going to take Cuba.’ What does that mean? ‘Don’t worry about it.’” Moynihan: Don’t you think we don’t want to telegraph to the enemy our exact timeline? Me: “I wish they would at least tell the president, because he doesn’t seem to know how long this is going to to take.”

Josh Rogin

252,835 views • 5 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Foreign Affairs Expert Robinder Sachdev says, "In this conflict, which was ongoing, there was going to come a tipping point when America would have intervened or when Pakistan would have wanted America to ask for its help to intervene as the conflict was escalating. I think it reached a tipping point yesterday, and Pakistan desperately reached out to America. The narrative which Pakistan put forth was that this could lead to a big war, and we would have no option but to use a nuclear weapon, and millions would die. The second narrative which Pakistan used with America was that if India attacks in a bigger way, our army and our institutions would disintegrate. There is a high chance that our nuclear arsenal would fall into the hands of non-state actors. Mr. America, do you want our nuclear arsenal going into the making of dirty bombs by Islamic radicals in this region and even up to the Middle East, or even reaching America?..."

#WATCH | Delhi | Foreign Affairs Expert Robinder Sachdev says, "In this conflict, which was ongoing, there was going to come a tipping point when America would have intervened or when Pakistan would have wanted America to ask for its help to intervene as the conflict was escalating. I think it reached a tipping point yesterday, and Pakistan desperately reached out to America. The narrative which Pakistan put forth was that this could lead to a big war, and we would have no option but to use a nuclear weapon, and millions would die. The second narrative which Pakistan used with America was that if India attacks in a bigger way, our army and our institutions would disintegrate. There is a high chance that our nuclear arsenal would fall into the hands of non-state actors. Mr. America, do you want our nuclear arsenal going into the making of dirty bombs by Islamic radicals in this region and even up to the Middle East, or even reaching America?..."

ANI

327,858 views • 1 year ago

Pakistan’s Economic Problems and the Impact of Fines on the Public Due to the suspension of trade with Afghanistan, economic and social issues have made life very difficult for the people in Pakistan. Prices of all essential items have increased, and now the government is covering its budget through fines (penalties). The rise in fines has also become a source of concern and hardship for the public.

Pakistan’s Economic Problems and the Impact of Fines on the Public Due to the suspension of trade with Afghanistan, economic and social issues have made life very difficult for the people in Pakistan. Prices of all essential items have increased, and now the government is covering its budget through fines (penalties). The rise in fines has also become a source of concern and hardship for the public.

برهان الدین ‏| Burhan uddin

19,732 views • 8 months ago

HASSETT: "Iran’s strategy appeared to be that they could hurt the U.S. economy, and then that would make President Donald J. Trump slow down. In fact, they’re not hurting the U.S. economy very much at all ... The economy as a whole is sound, and there's no way President Trump will back down until he sees this through to the end."

HASSETT: "Iran’s strategy appeared to be that they could hurt the U.S. economy, and then that would make President Donald J. Trump slow down. In fact, they’re not hurting the U.S. economy very much at all ... The economy as a whole is sound, and there's no way President Trump will back down until he sees this through to the end."

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