End-times and political expert Michael Snyder isn’t surprised that President Donald Trump’s opponents have initiated impeachment proceedings against him. It’s all part of the “perfect storm” scenario for America that John Paul Jackson prophesied nearly a decade ago.
But Snyder says Trump’s potential impeachment won’t only upset the American political landscape. It’s also making many on Wall Street, already uneasy about several aspects of the economy, especially edgy.
“Certainly, a lot of investors are looking forward, and they’re saying, ‘It looks like we could lose Donald Trump, who is very much pro-Wall Street,'” Snyder told Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of “Greenelines” on the Charisma Podcast Network. “Then on the Democratic side, Elizabeth Warren is surging to become the front-runner, which could be the worst-case scenario for Wall Street. And that’s gotten investors very, very nervous at this time.
“I think everyone recognizes we’re at a time where our manufacturing numbers are worsening. They are the worst numbers that we’ve seen in a long time. We’re seeing global trade plummet. The trade war with China has taken a tremendous toll on everyone. Auto sales are expected to be down about 12%. On the first two days of October, we’ve seen the Dow plummet more than 800 points. Wall Street right now is very, very shaky; there is big trouble.
“With this chaos in Washington, it’s not going to be good at all. There is going to be gridlock in Washington. Many believe the worst is yet to come.
“But hopefully, this will wake the church up, wake the people of God up, turn us to our knees, turn us back to God. Sometimes, it takes a shaking to do that. The good thing about shaking is that it often will make people realize they need God. Let’s hope that if this nation is thrown into turmoil, that it will turn people to God, and we can bring in the harvest. Ultimately, that’s what it’s all about.”
For more of Michael Snyder’s thoughts on immediate future for America, listen to this podcast.
Ron Allen 
Charisma Media Staff 
Abby Trivett 
