Ken Griffin Trump, patronage capitalism, not America

CEO of the castle Ken Griffin On Thursday I knocked Trump administration To make deals with large companies to avoid the full range of customs tariff policies, describing agreements such as anti -America.

“Is this our country, we will prefer the adults and the caller?” Griffin told CNBC from Sarah Eisen in an exclusive interview from Miami. “This is not the American story.”

“When the country is involved in choosing the winners and losers, there is only one way for this game: we all lost,” added Griffin, billionaire and upper man Wall Street.

Griffin’s comments come as American companies are racing to conclude agreements with the White House that allow them to avoid The harshest drawings It was placed on imports from many foreign countries. Many well -known companies including apple and Nafidia Declare Large local investments In recent months, which some have seen as ways to gain Saleh from the Trump administration.

Griffin said: “I talked about my fears with patronage capitalism if we go in the way of definitions,” Griffin said. “The line outside the White House in every work argues why they should be exempted from pushing the customs tariff for what they import to its nausea products.”

The definitions could be considered similar to the “National Sales Tax”. Since the fees will be a higher percentage of family income for low owners, Griffin said that there are “stocks of arrow and fairness” involved in Trump’s tariff policy.

Griffin warned that companies should act carefully when it comes to trying to win thanks to the current White House team. He said that these companies may find themselves did not like them or had to make new deals when a new person consists of the country’s top office.

“It is the government’s participation in choosing the winners and losers. We must carefully step on this water,” Griffin said. “In fact, we must stay outside. This is where crocodiles live.”

“The basic efficiency will not be that you can drive innovation,” he added. “You can lead the correct good deeds from the capital.”