The article describes a disastrous week for the Trump administration, characterized by economic turmoil and internal conflict. The 'Trump Sell America trade' led to significant stock market declines, and the administration faced internal chaos and incompetence, reminiscent of the first Trump regime.
The week saw the worst April for the Dow Jones and S&P 500 since the Great Depression, impacting the US dollar and government debt. Tesla's stock plummeted significantly, affecting Elon Musk's reputation.
Public pushback intensified, with protests targeting Tesla showrooms and other demonstrations against Trump's policies. This resistance included actions from Harvard University, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, and various legal entities.
The article highlights Senator Lisa Murkowski expressing fear of retaliation for speaking out, and the resignation of Bill Owens, executive producer of CBS's "60 Minutes," following pressure from Paramount. Trump's actions and lawsuits further fueled the ongoing conflict.
This week marked a significant turning point, showcasing a growing resistance to Trump's actions and highlighting a failing economy and internal administration struggles. The week concluded with an escalating showdown between Trump's administration and the judicial branch.