U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns over a potential recession in 2025, confidently asserting that the United States will achieve unprecedented economic strength under his leadership.

"We’re going to have the strongest economic country in the history of the world," Trump declared in response to questions about economic stability. When pressed further, he doubled down, emphasizing that "we're taking in so much money." He acknowledged that while some may be unhappy, economic gains must come from somewhere, suggesting that parts of Europe and other regions may see a decline as the U.S. economy strengthens.

Trump also reaffirmed his nationalist stance, saying, "I am a nationalist and I’m proud of it. I love this country." He emphasized that his focus remains solely on American economic prosperity and growth.

In addition to economic topics, Trump mentioned that he "wouldn’t mind" holding a summit in June with Chinese President Xi Jinping. While no official plans have been announced, such a meeting could mark a significant step in U.S.-China relations, particularly amid ongoing trade and geopolitical tensions.

As Trump continues to push his economic agenda, his bold claims and policies are expected to shape the global economic landscape in the coming months.