Trump GOES BALLISTIC On America: Economy Collapsing, White House Turns Into Golf Club, and Bizarre Rants Leave Everyone Confused

Washington D.C. – Donald Trump’s furious return didn’t just shake Wall Street—it unleashed a political nightmare that’s rattling the working class, global markets, and even the very idea of American stability.

“America was greatest from 1870 to 1913 – because we had tariffs!” Trump boasted proudly, as if he’d traveled back in time. What he forgot to mention? That same era had one of the lowest GDP per capita rates in modern U.S. history.

Back in Washington, Trump came charging in like a bull in a china shop—bringing with him a flood of tariffs, chaotic rants, and economic decisions that look more like sabotage than leadership. Declaring himself the architect of greatness, he’s instead setting the foundation for a self-inflicted economic collapse.

Trump’s speech to a baseball team? No one knows what he was saying

At a welcoming event for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Trump stood in the Oval Office and mumbled:

“You ran out the healthy arms… they had great arms, but they ran out… it’s called sports… it’s called baseball in particular…”

No one understood what he meant. The players awkwardly laughed. Americans were baffled. Conservative media? Still clapping.

While Americans suffer, Trump plays golf and makes weird kitchen analogies

As housing prices skyrocket and families get crushed by inflation, Trump compared the economic crisis to… “a kitchen remodel.” Meanwhile, his handpicked Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessant, dropped this bombshell:

“Sometimes you have to destroy the economy to rebuild it.”

And while ordinary people struggle to pay rent, billionaires like Elon Musk are handed $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, while Medicaid loses $880 billion in funding.

Trump’s economic advisor? A convicted fraud who made up a fake person to praise himself

Peter Navarro—yes, the same guy sentenced for defying Congress and linked to the Jan. 6 plot—is back. He’s now Trump’s lead economic advisor.

Navarro once invented a fake China expert named “Ron Vara” to quote in his own books… just to support his own arguments.

Appearing on Fox News, Navarro confidently declared:

“The Dow Jones will hit 50,000. There will be no recession. I guarantee it.”

Economists from CNBC and the Wall Street Journal tore him apart—calling the claim “delusional, baseless, and dangerous.”

Apple flees China, starts building iPhones in India to dodge tariffs

Trump’s trade war is shattering global supply chains. Apple is facing its worst decline in 25 years, shifting iPhone production to India. Bloomberg estimates if forced to make iPhones entirely in the U.S., each phone could cost $31,000.

JPMorgan warns: “This is a U.S.-made economic shock—Trump slapped tariffs on every country, and now every country is slapping back.”

Wall Street Turns on Trump

Billionaires like Stan Druckenmiller and Bill Ackman are blasting Trump’s “destructive” policies.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that these trade wars could destroy the global alliances that make America strong.

Bloomberg bluntly put it: “Wall Street thought Trump was their guy. They were wrong.”

Final Thought: America isn’t going back to the 19th century out of nostalgia—just because one man refuses to leave the stage

While Americans drown in rising prices, Trump is holding golf tournaments, meeting Netanyahu to talk about turning Gaza into luxury real estate, and ranting about a “golden age” that never existed.

America used to thrive on innovation, openness, and leadership. But if Donald Trump—armed with gibberish, reckless tariffs, and a team of cartoon villains—continues to hold the reins, what’s coming isn’t greatness.

It’s collapse.