Overview
- Griffin said recent tariff and manufacturing policies have fueled uncertainty and challenged American exceptionalism.
- He revealed that Citadel cut its 2025 growth projections by 50% in response to rising import duties.
- Griffin argued that the administration's tariff strategy imposes a heavy price on consumers through higher costs.
- He questioned the wisdom of onshoring low-cost manufacturing, calling it an unsustainable economic approach.
- Griffin condemned Washington's fiscal stance for running large deficits at full employment and rebuked attacks on Walmart’s CEO over honest price warnings.