In a recent segment of CNBC's Squawk on the Street, Jim Cramer expressed surprise at President Trump's less confrontational stance regarding a new trade truce with China. He suggested this indicates a new presidential approach and a potential shift towards more traditional politics. In response, colleague David Faber challenged Cramer's viewpoint, arguing that Trump's method fits his usual negotiation style. The conversation highlighted contrasting views on whether this signifies a change in Trumpâs broader international strategy, including a call for cooperation over confrontation.
This, to me, is a signal that there is maybe a different kind of President Trump happening. He seems to be looking for a less confrontational style.
Yes, you've got art of the deal going, but maybe we ought to be more part of the council of nations. Letâs pull back from military solutions.
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