'You Can't Disregard': GOP Rep Calls Out CNN Host For Wanting To 'Blame President Trump' For Economic Issues

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "You got to remember, President Trump has already brought in $2 trillion in private investment.
59% : "It was a 50% tariff that Joe Biden kept in place, plus an additional, I think, 25% on particular sectors, particularly energy that he had put in place.
36% : But Trump came in, a slight change increase there.
29% : " "I hate to predict things like that," Trump said.
28% : Trump did not rule out the possibility of a recession occurring in 2025 during an interview with FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo on "Sunday Morning Futures.
22% : " Trump also acknowledged during his Tuesday congressional address that tariffs would cause "a little disturbance," but asserted it would not be significant.
22% : "Given the uncertainty that President Trump's tariff approach is creating and given that tariffs often prove inflationary, Donald Trump was asked over the weekend about a possible recession happening this year," Bolduan said.
19% : Trump implemented 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada and a 20% tariff on China on Tuesday due to the nations' role in enabling illegal immigrants and fentanyl to pour into the U.S.
17% : So, I mean, you want to blame President Trump for -- he' s been there for one month.
16% : Bolduan, on "CNN News Central," suggested that Trump was responsible for current issues in the economy but Malliotakis pushed back, pointing to the role of former President Joe Biden's administration.

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