Ryan Knutson

From the journal This Is Trump 2.0, I'm Ryan Knudsen.

From the journal This Is Trump 2.0, I'm Ryan Knudsen.

It's Friday, March 14th. Coming up, Trump was supposed to be great for the economy. So why is the economy looking so scared? Plus, a Columbia student gets arrested and the Democrats dilemma over a government shutdown. Stay with us.

It's Friday, March 14th. Coming up, Trump was supposed to be great for the economy. So why is the economy looking so scared? Plus, a Columbia student gets arrested and the Democrats dilemma over a government shutdown. Stay with us.

It's Friday, March 14th. Coming up, Trump was supposed to be great for the economy. So why is the economy looking so scared? Plus, a Columbia student gets arrested and the Democrats dilemma over a government shutdown. Stay with us.

All right, so we are going to talk about the economy today. And to help us understand what is happening in the economy, we've brought in one of the best economic reporters out there, our colleague Nick Timros, who covers the Federal Reserve.

All right, so we are going to talk about the economy today. And to help us understand what is happening in the economy, we've brought in one of the best economic reporters out there, our colleague Nick Timros, who covers the Federal Reserve.

All right, so we are going to talk about the economy today. And to help us understand what is happening in the economy, we've brought in one of the best economic reporters out there, our colleague Nick Timros, who covers the Federal Reserve.

Well, if you look at the stock market and listen to what businesses are signaling right now, it would seem that a lot of people are afraid that it is not going to go well because the S&P 500 closed in correction territory yesterday, meaning it's down more than 10% from its recent high. Companies are projecting weaker sales, and you're hearing lots more talk about a recession.

Well, if you look at the stock market and listen to what businesses are signaling right now, it would seem that a lot of people are afraid that it is not going to go well because the S&P 500 closed in correction territory yesterday, meaning it's down more than 10% from its recent high. Companies are projecting weaker sales, and you're hearing lots more talk about a recession.

Well, if you look at the stock market and listen to what businesses are signaling right now, it would seem that a lot of people are afraid that it is not going to go well because the S&P 500 closed in correction territory yesterday, meaning it's down more than 10% from its recent high. Companies are projecting weaker sales, and you're hearing lots more talk about a recession.

And even President Trump, in an interview on Sunday, wouldn't rule out that a recession was possible.

And even President Trump, in an interview on Sunday, wouldn't rule out that a recession was possible.

And even President Trump, in an interview on Sunday, wouldn't rule out that a recession was possible.

Can you lay out as best as you can what Trump is trying to achieve with all these policy experiments and what is he trying to transition America toward?

Can you lay out as best as you can what Trump is trying to achieve with all these policy experiments and what is he trying to transition America toward?

Can you lay out as best as you can what Trump is trying to achieve with all these policy experiments and what is he trying to transition America toward?

Aside from the uncertainty, is there something about the policies themselves that business leaders and economists are concerned about?

Aside from the uncertainty, is there something about the policies themselves that business leaders and economists are concerned about?

Aside from the uncertainty, is there something about the policies themselves that business leaders and economists are concerned about?