Treasury Secretary Bessent says there are 'no guarantees' there will not be a US recession

The US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent defines the decline in the stock market as' healthy '. Discover the New York Times analysis of Trump and Bessent's policies.

Secretary Bessent: “Screen Out” Wall Street’s CATL Fundraiser, Now!

Today’s Secure Freedom Minute with Frank Gaffney: The new Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent affirmed yesterday the Trump administration’s determination to stop underwriting the growing threat posed by our greatest “foreign adversary”: Communist China. Thus, a U.S. CFO has finally supported an “America First Investment Policy” that will screen “outbound investment” to respect American investors’ commonsensical unwillingness to facilitate the CCP’s…

Courting a US recession is reckless and heartless - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

It’s pretty shocking that the White House seems to be risking a recession as a pathway to some type of economic “reset.” Anyone with an appreciation of the dislocations and pain that come with recessions would be wary of tempting fate, especially at this moment in time.

Who Knew Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Was Funny. Did You See How He Obliterated This NBC Host?

ThePatriotLight - Scott Bessent Answers Recession Query by Telling ‘Journo’ He Can’t Guarantee She’ll Have a Job – Twitchy

ThePatriotLight - Who knew U.S. Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent was so such a low-key, based cut-up? On Tuesday he gave the best and funniest response to an ignorant question posed by Kristen Welker of NBC News. Check this out. 🚨🔥Bessent on being asked if he would “guarantee” there won’t be a recession:"I can't guarantee anything — I can't guarantee that the journalist who asked me the question that her news program is gonna be on in a ye…

Treasury Secretary Bessent Reassures on Economy, Slams Media Narratives

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sought to ease economic anxieties on Tuesday, dismissing concerns about an impending recession while taking aim at media narratives that he says underplay the economy’s strengths.