Greek-American businessman and one of the key economic players in the U.S., John Catsimatidis, makes it clear that there is only one choice, and that is Donald Trump.

For John Catsimatidis, the stakes of the elections in the U.S. are crystal clear, and he does not hesitate from the first question to emphasize that both the U.S. and the world need a dynamic leader. Notably, Mr. Catsimatidis points out that sadly, even today, we live in a world where the strongest prevails: “Unfortunately, we do not live in a civilized world, but in a jungle world. The U.S., the world, and Greece need a person whom those who believe they can exploit situations will fear.”

The head of the Red Apple Group asserts that it is not just the economy that is the decisive factor that will send Americans to the polls. He believes that the choice is clear based on dynamics, and this is because for him, the Democrats had four years during which, as he states, the entire planet is ablaze: “We currently have two wars, two. The situation is out of control, and apart from foreign policy and diplomacy, the U.S. needs strength. Someone must be found to say no to Russia, no to Iran, no to China, and to the pressures they exert. Otherwise, we will all find ourselves on the wrong side, that of the defeated.”

Watch John Catsimatidis’ interview about the elections in the U.S.:

A few hours before our interview, Red Apple completed another significant acquisition in the real estate sector, as the group now owns the “Jeanne D’Arc Residence” in the Chelsea area of Manhattan.

This property was built a hundred years ago and has a total area of 60,000 square feet or more than 5,500 square meters. Its location is situated between 7th and 8th Avenues, right in the heart of this emerging neighborhood.

According to the official announcement, the transaction had to go through the approval of the Catholic Church, which owned the “Jeanne D’Arc Residence,” as the purchase agreement was approved not only by the Attorney General of the State of New York but also by the Archdiocese of New York and the Vatican.