In a recent interview, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin highlighted the fear among corporate leaders to publicly criticize President Trump due to potential repercussions. He warned of an impending financial crisis linked to market bubbles and regulatory changes, asserting that a market crash is inevitable, though the timing remains uncertain.
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In a recent interview, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin highlighted the fear among corporate leaders to publicly criticize President Trump due to potential repercussions. He warned of an impending financial crisis linked to market bubbles and regulatory changes, asserting that a market crash is inevitable, though the timing remains uncertain.
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