Donald Trump stated that despite receiving “GREAT Numbers on Jobs,” the stock market went down, which he attributes to a “False Reality” where good economic news leads to fears of inflation and subsequent market declines. He argued that this approach, prevalent for the past 25 years, prevents the U.S. from achieving “True Economic Greatness.” Trump believes economic growth does not cause inflation and that the U.S. should aim for GDP growth of 15-20%, not 2-4%. He also noted that every point increase in interest rates costs the U.S. $650 billion annually, advocating for the lowest interest rates globally.