One should state the context of Trump's regard for the upside of the international economic community - 2008 was a near death experience for him and for everyone of his ilk. And no it was not, except in the broadest terms "foreseeable." Eventual collapse is always foreseeable, but if everyone were frightened off by that all but the most trivial of economic activity would come to and end now.
That is why we have bankruptcy - to purge the system of its excess, liquidate mal-investment and move forward.
A valid criticism of Trump is that he was on the ropes and was saved as much as anyone was saved by the easy money fed policies subsequent to that. But the easy money climate in the world has been going on most of my adult life and his investments are premised on that climate.