Former President Donald Trump says experts were “wrong about everything” when they predicted his policies could cause negative economic effects.
Trump made that remark Oct. 15 to Bloomberg News’ editor-in-chief, John Micklethwait, during a meeting of the Economic Club of Chicago.
About 600 people were in the audience during the hourlong interview in the Imperial Ballroom of the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park hotel.
Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump’s opponent in the Nov. 5 election, declined Bloomberg’s invitation to do a similar interview, Micklethwait said, adding he hoped she will reconsider. The Epoch Times received no reply to a request for comment from the Harris campaign.
Here are five takeaways from Trump’s interview, which occurred as recent opinion polls show an upward trend for him in the presidential race. […]
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