Fox News host Sandra Smith asked White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller point-blank on Friday whether he is “concerned” about a possible recession after President Donald Trump imposed reciprocal tariffs on foreign nations.
The stock market nosedived to its biggest decline since June 2020 on Thursday and Friday, with the Dow tumbling by nearly 2,100 after Trump imposed tariffs on foreign imports. As concerns about a recession loom, Miller argued on Fox News’ “America Reports” that the tariffs will result in the “exact opposite” of a recession.
“People are throwing around the R word and they see the Dow down 2,100 points and people are worried about a recession. They’re worried that we can’t do this without sending this economy into such a deep dive that we can’t come back from it. I know you guys are all about growth, I know you’re about…
