Well, Elon Musk experienced the seventh worst day of his life today with the stock market crashing

on fears of a Donald Trump-caused recession, which Wall Street is calling the Trump session.

Getting a recession named after you as president is not easy.

It usually is not so clear, not an absolute straight line of

causation from presidential policies to a recession. And so no one called any of the recessions

of our lifetimes a president recession, a Bush recession or a Reagan recession or, you know, none of that.

They didn't try to do that with the name of any other president during our lifetimes.

Of course, there were no recessions under the last three Democratic presidents, President Biden, President Obama, President

Clinton, Donald Trump has failed miserably in his attempt to blame what even he suggests

may be a looming recession on President Biden, who handed Donald Trump the highest performing

American economy in history and the highest performing stock market in history.

And during the Trump presidency, just these last few weeks, consumer prices have gone up and stock

prices have gone down, way down. CNBC reports on Friday, Tesla wrapped up a seventh straight week of losses, its longest

losing streak since debuting on the NASDAQ in 2010. The stock has fallen every week since

CEO Elon Musk went to Washington, D.C., to take on a major role in the second Trump White House

since peaking.

At 479-86, on December 17th, Tesla shares have lost more than 50% of their value,

wiping out upward of $800 billion in market cap.

Monday marked the stock's seventh worst day on record.

Elon Musk has publicly confessed to using ketamine to get through emotionally difficult times.

Donald Trump made the mistake in an interview this weekend that no other president

has made. He essentially predicted a recession is coming. Are you expecting a recession this year?

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