Bill Ackman, a controversial individual known for his provocative remarks on trade and politics, haski his opinions on the issue of the U.S. President, Donald Trump, particularly regarding the trade war. In a post on X, Ackman explicitly stated that Trump’s leadership was losing the confidence of business leaders and should pause the trade war. His mention of a 90-day trade adjustment period was the crux of his argument, suggesting that Trump could negotiate with the U.S. to resolve trade disputes.
Ackman’s comments were part of his broaderpostIdure that the U.S. could launch economic “nuclear war” on every country in the world. He argued that if Trump were to intensify the trade war indefinitely, business investment would pause, consumers would bet on involvement and pocket money, and the rest of the world would take years and potentially decades for fully adapting to the economic impact of Trump’s administration.
Ackman’s speech was widely ignored by mainstream media and expert analyses, highlighting its controversial nature. His repeated remarks and /^(Discussion Closed/) remain a cautionary tale about the dangers of conforming to geopolitical escalation beyond everday concerns.
