"He pointed to the Trump Accounts, which puts $1,000 into investment accounts for children born between 2025 and 2028, as one idea he is a fan of. But that's 18 years, at best, down the road, Jones said about how Trump Accounts will boost the economy. They've got to find the quick wins quicker, he continued. And I don't know where they are because I'm not an economist."
"Cars are expensive, houses are expensive, and that's why the president is rolling back regulations when it comes to car manufacturers. She added Trump needs to do a better job of explaining the moves he is making to the American public, and how those will help both from a macro and micro-economic standpoint."
Joey Jones supported several of President Trump's policy moves but emphasized the need for faster, short-term economic wins to influence voter sentiment before the 2026 midterms. Jones cited the Trump Accounts as a positive but noted that its benefits arrive many years later and do little for immediate affordability concerns like car and home purchases. Jones expressed uncertainty about the right short-term strategy that avoids long-term harm. Dr. Nicole Saphier highlighted some improving indicators, such as falling gas prices, while urging clearer explanations of policy changes and regulatory rollbacks to shift public perception on everyday costs.
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