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The crux of his argument pivots to a critical change initiated by Trump's administration. Martinson suggests that there is a growing sentiment away from normalizing practices of bailing out financial institutions at the expense of the general populace. Instead, he sees Trump making moves that acknowledge this double standard—potentially shifting the balance of who bears the financial burden during economic turmoil.
Martinson warns that the inevitability of a financial collapse looms, painting a grim picture for those caught off guard. However, he presents a hopeful note, suggesting that for the first time in history, a president is making decisions based on the welfare of the nation rather than personal and political gain.