By Molly Goddard
2:02am PDT, Apr 9, 2025
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President
Donald Trump is making up new names for his critics.
As the commander-in-chief's tariffs continue to seemingly sink the stock market, he took to his Truth Social account on Monday, April 7, to label the people expressing their outrage over his bold economic move.
Join us to find out the unique moniker Trump is calling his naysayers now…
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"The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done DECADES AGO. Don't be weak! Don't be stupid! Don't be a PANICAN (A new party based on weak and stupid people!)," Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social on April 7.
The
Republican leader preached about how citizens should be forbearing with the state of the economy: "Be strong, courageous and patient and GREATNESS will be the result!" he wrote.
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Donald Trump has been doing his best to convince Americans that the newly imposed duties will eventually be great for the country despite the
hardship they may be dealing with currently.
"Oil prices are down, interest rates are down (the slow-moving fed should cut rates!), food prices are down, there is NO INFLATION and the long-time abused USA is bringing in billions of dollars a week from the abusing countries on Tariffs that are already in place," he wrote on Truth Social on April 7.
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Donald Trump also claimed diplomats from around the globe are reaching out to try to cut deals with him.
"I spoke to a lot of leaders —
European, Asian, from all over the world. They're dying to make a deal," the former star of
The Apprentice claimed in a Sunday, April 6, Truth Social post. "But I said we're not gonna have deficits with your country. We're not gonna do that because to me a deficit is a loss. We're gonna have surpluses or we're at worst gonna be breaking even."
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Despite the backlash, Donald Trump and members of his administration are convinced they won't be hurling the country into a
recession. White House Trade Adviser
Peter Navarro appeared on Fox News'
Ingraham Angle on Monday, April 7, and claimed there won't be any financial turmoil.
"But look, here's the thing, it's going to shift over and it's going to be companies in the S&P 500 who are the first to produce here," he claimed. "Those are the ones going to lead to recovery and it's going to happen. Dow: 50,000, I guarantee that and I guarantee no recession."
