Director of the National Economic Council Larry Kudlow insisted on Monday that President Donald Trump had been "very calm" on Monday while the stock market plummeted over concerns about the novel coronavirus pandemic.
After the president announced on Sunday that the Federal Reserve had cut rates, the market responded by dropping more than 7% before trading was temporarily halted on Monday.
Kudlow told reporters on Monday morning that Trump had not gotten upset.
“He was very calm about the market,” the adviser said. "It is what it is."
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